The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Inc tlNlc eQerdllOn was year Va
yesterday.
The Black Hand at the Orpheun
matinee. Admission 25c.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Supervisor Lucas invites suggestion
from citizens on the Improvement o
Waikiki road.
L. S. Marshal Hendry will act a:
| umpire in Charles Weatherwax scien
t!fic diagnosis Of eggs.
Auditor Fisher was making the rount
of Territorial offices on Hawaii at las
accounts by the Mauna Loa.
a meeting of the Mckinley memoria
| committee will be held at the office OF
! c. NJ. Cooke at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
James Dole, the pineapple planter, is
preparing some 13-pound pines for dis
! play in the Promotion Committee
| rooms.
Mrs. VIM. Weight, after visiting
friends in Honolulu. has left for "a
visit to Geo. Weight and family at
Waikiki.
Geo. y. Wilcox has sold to Mrs.
Bathsheba NJ. Allen for $4,000 premises
on Richards street containing 1911000
of an acre.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l will
hold an informal meeting at their new
quarters in the Progress block tomor-
row evening at o'clock.
The Kohala Ditch Co. is negotiating
additional contracts with plantations,
which will bring its daily deliveries of
water up to 100000 gallons.
The band will play this Saturday
Sunday afternoon concert will take
place at the Capitol grounds.
While in Kona, Henry E. Cooper eff
fected a sale of the BuchhoItz small
farm property to George Rodiek OF H.
Hackfeld &, Co., Ltd, for $4,000.
Storekeeper J. J. Kelly of the Custom
House Will leave for the Coast on the
Logan today, to meet his sisters, whom
he has not seen for thirty years.
PAX Chez was brought from Kauai
in the w. G. Hall under arrest for
gross cheat in selling out his meat
market to two purchasers separately.
Fred. J. Cross has bought the de-
funct Inter-IsIand Telegraph Co.'S
system. of which he was the
from Frank E. Thompson,
trustee, for $500.
Jim Quinn took a party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. Bews
to Wahiawa in his auto yesterday af-
,ernoon, making the round trip to the
lam in three hours.
August Dreier has bought from J. |
VI. Monsarrat the unexpired lease of |
<uliouou. on Waialae Bay, having |
tbout eight years to run. 1t is de-
ightful seaside retreat.
Proceedings have been taken in the
bird Circuit Court for construction
f the will of the late DR.. James
Wight. In the petition the estate is
alued at about 1887, 900.
There was a blaze on Tantalus last
light which caused the rumor to go
bout that a house was burning there. |
he Makiki fire station discovered that |
lie fire was in a rubbish heap.
An important business meeting of
1e Daughters of the American Revo- !
ltion will be held Monday. January
}, at o'clock, at the residence of
Lrs. w. w. Hall. A full attendance
requested.
The Pacific Social Club will give its
)ening dance for the season on Sat
'day evening, February 3rd, at San
ntonio hall Special arrangements
ave been made to make this sue
essfuI affair.
Mr.. Sharratt fell on King street on 4
thursday morning, near the Chambers
rug Store, while suffering from heart Y
ouble. He was removed to the hos
tai, where he was brought around to
5 normal condition in a short time.
A huge papaya, weighing u 1-2 lbs, a
oduced by the dwarf tree papaya, is
display in the Promotion Commit
e window. There is also a beautiful
yacinth in bloom, grown by Mrs.
-hel Taylor. This is a cold-climate
ant. but this one shows what can be
ne with it in Hawaii.
Judge Robinson visited the judiciary
Hiding yesterday afternoon. He was
ngratulated by Chief Justice Frear,
dge Lindsay and several attorneys
10 met him on the news of his reap
intment as coming to the AdVer-
er. Judge De Bolt was engaged in q
urt with jury trial at the time. ~