The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

THE Black Hand tonight at tt
OrDheum.
Tickets for the Orpheum matinee Il
morrow to be had at the box office.
The Hawaiian Tribe meets this ever
ing in / O. Q. F hall at 100 o'clocl
The Honolulu Improvement Gu
meets at Agricultural headquarters thi
| evening.
DR.. r. NJ Powers. prominent Sa,
! Diegan, returning from the Orient, wa
a passenger on the China.
Francis Victor Pairier, a Catholi
| priest and native of France, was nat
| uralized yesterday by Judge Dole.
Territorial Surveyor Walter E Wal
has made a ten per cent grade as tn
| maximum of the new Punchbowl trail
| Symphony Club rehearsal this even
| ing in the club house, Alakea street
| Full attendance of members is request
| ed.
A little Portuguese child was picked
up, almost scatheIess of harm, by the
fender of an electric car on Emma
street Wednesday afternoon.
The officers and teachers of Central
Union Bible school will meet tonight
at 7:15 in the church parlor. All in
terested ara urged to be present.
Eva church, an ancient landmark,
has been removed to Pearl City and
renovated. Dedication services will be
held there at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
The photograph of Englesde will be
taken on Saturday at a. m. to ac-
commodate teachers. All members OF
the association are invited to be pres
ent.
An Improvement club for the district
of Emma, Fort, School and Kukui
streets will be organized at the High
School this evening. The meeting is
at o'clock
A regular council of Hawaiian Tribe
No. 1, I. O. r. NJ, will be held at 100
o'clock this evening, in their council
chamber, odd Fellows Hall. Members
are urged to attend.
A meeting is called by the Hiber-
MAN societies for o'clock Sunday
evening at the Catholic mission to
make arrangements for the celebration
of st. Patrick Day. /
Geo. P. Thielen, who left in the China
to bring the Molokans here in behalf of
Jas. B. Castle, expects to do some Hal
vail promotion work at Los Angeles, |
where he is well acquainted
The st. Clements branch of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday,
he 30th, at 2:30 o'clock .. m. The
Guild will meet at o'clock p. M,
anne date. Annual meeting.
All householders living in Emma,
Fort, School and ,Kukui streets are
sked to meet at the High School, Fri
ay evening, January g. at o'clock,
or the purpose of organizing an I'm
rovement Club.
Arthur A Braymer well known 4
bout town, will be a passenger on the 4
ext steamer to Japan. 1t is said that
e will be associated there with J. A. NJ (
Ohnson in the handling of the Amer 4
an Cash Register in the Orient
Judge Dole, accompanied by Deputy 4
Jerk Hatch, will go to Hilo next week
open a term of the Federal court.
here is no known business to come
}, but the opportunity must be given. 4
ldge Dole will rusticate for a week
Humuula sheep station.
Rev J. w. Wadman spoke at Saliva
on Army hall last night. His SUBJ
ct was "A Loving Appeal" The
'eaker for tonight will be c. J. Day,
ID his subject will be "a World With {
1t God" The Army is now waging a A
ecial campaign, and invites all to 4
me to the meetings. A
Invitations to representatives of local q
lprovement clubs and the editors of a
e daily papers have been issued by 6
alph S. Hosmer, superintendent of a
'restry, as secretary of the Homo q
u Improvement Committee, to give <
talks at the general meet x
3 at Y. NJ. c. A. hall Monday even <
: next K
n the course of renovating the r. a
n premises occupied by Arch. Sin =
ir and family next the Opera House. Y
w supports have been put under the Y
ge bougainvillea vine that forms an Y
Dor looking out on Palace square. v
e old lookout platform has been y
nolished. This was formerly much y
ID as a speakers stand for political q
etings and its demolition means the =
ping out of an interesting landmark. o
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