The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mayagasa is under arrest for q
burglary at Iwilei
The Promotion Committee meets
| this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
! Chung Wah Lodge No meets this
| evening for regular business.
I Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
at 1:3o o'clock. odd Fellows Hail
Natives living in Palolo Valley have
| organized an Improvement club. Frank
Pringle called the meeting.
The Radium Dance has caught on
at the Orpheum. Camille" again to-
night. Secure seats at once.
There will be work in the D. o. G.
degree this evening at Court Canoes
regular meeting in San Antonio Hall.
A \. Campbell of the Henry Water
house Trust Co. returned on the Mon
golia from a business trip to San
Francisco.
Archdeacon Jefferis lectured before
the Social Science Association at ]. S.
Emerson's house last night, on "Scien-
tific and Christian Socialism
The postponed meeting of trustees of
the Kafulani Home, to consider the
plans for the new building. viii be held
at 10 o'clock this morning.
In answer TO a query he cabled on
Saturday, Acting Governor Atkinson
received a cablegram yesterday stating
that the nomination of Judge Robinson
had not yet been confirmed.
George w. Carr. Railway Mail In
spector, who has been in Washington
for the past two months, returned on
r
family resides in Washington.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Iolani Guild will be held today at 5
p. m. in the Sunday school room OF
St Andrews Cathedral. A meeting of
The relief committee will be held half
an hour earlier
H F Newhard and wife, through
passengers on the Mongolia for Naga>
saki, are old friends of immigration
Inspector F. NJ. Bechtel. Mr. New
hard is connected with u firm of Amer
lean importers at Vladivostok.
The festival of song, by pupils of
many schools, will be held at the Boys
Field on the afternoon of Friday, April
81, and the congress of song at the
Opera House on the evening of Satur-
day, April 81 Conductor J. H. Stock
Will be the director.
Nick Peterson got out of the hos
pital last Thursday and is now at
home. He can not talk much above
whisper and his stomach is out of
killer, but he says he expects to get
well and that he has taken his last
drink Nick says Dr. Peterson ,rea,--
ed him like a prince.
All members of the Hawaiian Poul-
try Association and their friends are
invited to be present at an open meet
ing of the association to be held at
HaaleIea Lawn, Richards and Hotel
streets, this evening, to hear a paper
by Jared Smith on the Feeding of
Poultry from Hawaiian Products"
With the prospective increase of
tourist business next winter, Manager
Hertsche of the Moana Hotel hopes |
that a new 100-room addition to the |
present fine structure may be erected /
on the grounds now occupied by u
lawn. Surh a building could be dis |
-inct from the other and connected |
from the second stories by a runway. |
George H. Walker of Hillsboro, |
Texas, and Miss Eva Smith of Crazy, |
\. D.. were married recently in San |
= EduclSCO anu lilliite1ldteIy
for Honolulu to spend their honey |
moon. According to the Examiner, |
hey We're wed in San Francisco be- |
cause the brides parents frowned no |
on the bridegroom, who had left Texas
previously TO engage in business in /
Honolulu.
A petition for a twenty-minute SER
vice on the Waiaiae road line TO the |
president and directors of the Rapid |
Transit Co. is in circulation and has
received a great many signatures. 1t |
presents twelve reasons, most of them
showing the interest of the company |
n the proposition, why its prayer |
should be granted. There is also a
petition out for tenminute service
IN Beretania street.
A meeting of the Kalia and the
Waikiki Road Improvement Clubs
sill be held at the MOana Hotel on
Wednesday evening, February IA. at
o. m, for the purpose of amalgamat-
ng the two clubs and the transaction
# other important business. The call
or the joint meeting is issued by F.
". Macfarlane, chairman of the Ka-
ia club and James H. Boyd, chairman
If the Waikiki club.