The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! Judge Dole will hold court this morn
ing.
Grand double bill at the Orpheum to-
night
! Mrs. H. F. Wichman is suffering from
i severe illness.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
for work in the third degree.
Pacific Lodge meets this evening,
| with work in the third degree.
Rev. DR.. Watson will give a Bible
| reading at the Y. NJ. c. A at p. m.
| today.
! High Sheriff Henry is expected home
! from the Kona coast on the Mauna Loa
| today.
E. NJ. Watson is posted as a candi-
i date for membership in the hawanan
| Bar Associa ton.
Dr. C. B. Reynolds is building
| pretty cottage on his Manoa road prop
| erty opposite College Hills.
Mr.. Louis Brown and Miss Mary Mott
/ will be married tomorrow evening at
| the residence of the brides parents,
Lunalilo street.
Chief Justice Frear read paper on
EARL Hawaiian Laws a a meeting
of the Social Science Club at DR.. j. NJ.
Whitney's house last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. c. Abel celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary on
Sunday by giving large tally-ho
party and outing at Niu ranch.
Ladies' Auxiliary a. Q. H, Division
NJ. !, meets every urst and third
T'rres6 1t Q >. m in the CathoIicI
Benevolent Union Hall on Fort street.
a conference of the WashiDg ton dee
CATION will be held at the Office of the
secretary ana treasurer, }. II. Gan,
Hawaiian Trust Co, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
J. w. Cathcart will this week leave
for the Coast, to be absent six weeks.
Criminal cases in which he is attOrn"E
for defendants have been continued
without day.
Rev. DR.. Kincaid has bought a 500
acre farm near Washington, upon |
which he will make his home after |
retiring from the pastorate of Central |
Union church.
Miss Latimer, an English lady who |
came here from Jamaica some months |
ago, left in the Miowera for the Colo
MES, pursuing her leisurely journey
round the world.
Mystic Lodge No 2. K. of P, will
hold a special meeting this evening in
the Esquire rank which all members
of Oahu and Mckinley lodges are cor
daily invited to attend.
At it's annual meeting yesterday c.
Brewer & Co., Ltd, reduced its own
dividend rate from 8 to 2 per cent. a
and Waikiki Sugar Co.'S from
to 1 IL per cent. monthly.
The prisoners of the 1895 uprising will
hold their annual dinner tomorrow
evening, the party this time consisting
Of Fred. Harrison, G. Lycurgus, Theo
F. H. Redward and w. F. (
Reynolds. 4
Mrs. Hannah Fisher, a we'll known
Hawaiian woman, died yesterday at
loon. The funeral will take place
rom her late residence, 1928 Punch 4
,owl street, at 2:30 this afternoon.
Burial in Nuuanu cemetery.
Two large tin boxes for the reception
waste paper have been put up at the
These are similar to recep- G
acles of the same kind used in the A
cities, and their appearancel q
marks one more progressive step for 4
x
ence of j. F. Lowrey on Lunalilo st. X
ickets SD to be had from Mrs. c.. F. 4
ush or Mrs. A Gartley. As the num- x
er of tickets to be sold is limited, Z
is requested that orders for the Y
ame be sent in at once. y
Porto Rican women are being ar =
ested in a regular procession for hav- Y
g more live husbands than the laws '
low. One of them made this odd plea .
} District Attorney Breckons: My o
uSband tore up our marriage GER O
fcate and left me, so L got another" q
A call has been given by the Japa- O
csc Congregational church on Nuuanu =
-reet to Rev. Kinsaka Yamaguchi, q
ow pastor of the church at Puunene. 4
e is a graduate of Doshisha Univer-
ty, Japan, and served some time on Y
lie editorial board of the Christian Y
Torld o
Manager Gartley of the Hawaiian =
lectric Co. leaves next week for the y
sheep ranch, Hawaii. whence y
will make the ascent of Mauna Kea 0
T. Gartley expects to have some wild D
title shooting while on the ranch, the O
'per boundaries of which are said to q
pound with the big game. He will 4
so do considerable photogra phing on 4
auna Kea.