The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

41ror-ey. General Peters mas return
- from Maui
Eben ?. Low returned from Hawaii
-e-5zy--
Bruce kennedy has gone 70 Hilo for
the holidays
The small boy ana the tin horn were
in evidence yesterday.
The stores were crowded with Christ
mas Shoppers yesterday
". Ianz Of =. a schaefer K Co re-
turned 70 town by the Kinau.
3. r. EnIers < co. distributed some
handsome calendars yesterday
Land commissioner J. ". Pratt re-
turned from Hilo in the Kinau-
President Plnkham OF the Board Of
Health has returned from Maui.
Haleiwa has been entirely mosquito
proofed as 10 cottages and main
building.
w. H. Baird OF Theo. H. Davies &
Co. returned 10 town in the Kinau
yesterday
The Aloir children and the Jakins, Of
Papaikou. left for home on Friday TO
spend the Christmas holidays.
Deputy Attorney General Milverton
returned in the Kinau from Hilo, where
he had attended 10 various government
cases.
Chester Doyle went to Maui on Fri
day on business supposed TO be con-
cerning the Attorney Generals De-
partment
Mrs. W. P. Giberson. Mrs. Andrew
Chalmers and Miss Chalmers. of Lau-
pahoehoe, went 10 Waimana.o yester-
day 10 remain over Sunday.
High Sheriff Henry sold the Lewis
property on KaIakaua avenue undeI
foreclosure OF mortgage. J. F. Hum
burg was the purchaser at $500.
Letters were received by last mail
the death of Mrs, Abbie
II. Wilcox, who resided in Honolulu for
a number Of years with her daughter,
Mrs. James Guild.
David Haughs, Territorial forest
returned in the Kinau
from Lahainaluna, where he was i'm
parting special instruction in tree
planting to the pupils.
Honolulu Harbor No 81, a. A. OF II.
and P, meets this evening at o'clock
in K. Of P. hall. AS this is the last
OF the year all members are
to be present
Manager Low of the Honolulu Plan |
cation Co., who is about to take a va
ca ton of six months, states that he |
will put an improved refining plant in |
the mill Of his company at a cost of |
s150. 900
Oahu Plantation Co paiG a three |
per cent. dividend to shareholders |
yesterday; o. r. & L. Co, one-half per |
cent: Hawaiian Sugar Co, one and |
per cent, and Pepeekeo Sugar
20, one per cent.
Henry Lyman, of Chicago, passed
through in the Siberia en- route to the |
Orient. 1t was the first time he had |
been to the islands in thirty-one years.
He will make a short stay here on his
way back to the mainland.
During holiday week, from Dec. 26
% Dec 81, from a. m. TO II m. each
lay, the First Judge viii be in atten-
lance at his chambers for the purpose
IF signing orders and other papers for
he convenience of attorneys.
On an expected order from Japan,
Manager Hedenann has gone to the
orient on the Siberia. He will repre-,
ent the Honolulu Iron Works Co. in
for the construction of a
econd large plant on Formosa.
aChristian Church, corner Alakea and
King streets. Services this day: Jun
or c. E, a. m; Senior c. E., $50
}. m; Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Preach
ng. IL a. m, Partnership with God in
Business and 7:30 p. m, THE Power
f Single Thought You are cordial
Y invited to any and all services. G..
J. Edwards, pastor.
DR.. Sylvester will not preach this
vening at Central Union church aa
reviously announced. His mornina
Ubject will be: rs there a future
Judgment? or, the law of accountable
ty." In the evening Rev w. D. II
Vestervelt will give a stereopticon
ecture. The pictures will be particu,
arly appropriate to the Christmas sea,