The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.


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DR.. and Mrs. Taylor have returne
from Haleiwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thrum have returne
TO town from Haleiwa.
William Mckinley Lodge meets thi
evening in K. of P Hall
Demurrers in the beef trust case
| will be argued in the Federal cour
next week.
Last performance of THE Whit,
Caps" tonight at the Orpheum. Sc
| cure seats now.
| All the ladies at Kamehameha vii
receive from to 6 this afternoon a
! the Kamehameha School for Girls.
| The Band will play this afternoon a
| the football games and Sunday after
I noon will give a concert at the Capito
grounds.
The New Zealand International Ex-
hibition. 1906-1907. will open in Christ
church on the 1st November, 1906 and
close not later than the 18th April, 1907
George Watt. manager of the Hama
Plantation store, and who has been
spending a week in town. returned TO
day.
Anyone wishing prints from the Ad-
vertiser's Illustrations of the Floral
Parade can obtain the same from J. J.
Williams, the photographer, on Fort
street.
The comedy, His Excellency, the
Governor. will be given at the Ha-
waiian Opera House this evening by
the pupils of the Honolulu High
School.
Owing to insufficient evidence, the
charge against Bernard Perry of hav-
ing tried to injure his mother with a
deadly weapon, was dismissed in the
Police Court
The Kalauwela Debating Club met
last night and elected Bernard Kele-
kolia, president; w. Robinson, vice.
president; E. Ayau. Jr., secretary, and
NJ. CCrrea, treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris gave a
luncheon party on Thursday at the
Moana Hotel following the passage of
the Floral Parade. There were a num-
Der of guests present.
Amateur photographers who made
successful snapshots of the parade are
to try for the prizes offered
by the Promotion Committee. by sub
hitting prints thereof. The prizes are
SIG, $3.50, S. and $3.50. Secretary Wood
In in readiness to receive any and all
pliers at once
The girls of st. Andrews Priory will
present the operetta, Red Riding
Hoods Rescue this evening at 8
o'clock. The costumes will be bright |
and attractive and the music pleasing.
Tickets may be procured at the Priory |
'r a the door. Proceeds forSthe Jun |
or Auxiliary Admission 25 cents.
Mrs. Heapy, matron of the Kaiulani |
Home, gave a delightful entertainment |
asst evening at the home to which a |
lumber of the friends of the institu-
ion were hidden. The young ladies |
an Informal musical pro-
ram and there was dancing and re-
reshments to close the evenings en-
oyment.
The residents on Beretania street be, |
ween Alapaf and Piikoi streets inter-
sted in the formation of an improve
lent club for that section. were re-
uested to meet last evening at the |
esidence of Chas. Hustace on Bere-
ania street. Only one enthusiast put
1 an appearance and the meeting con-
fell through.
S. B. Kingsbury, assigned as coun- Is
FL for Jose Reverb, had defendants
lea to indictment for violation of the |
dmunds Act continued in the Federal
ourt until Monday. District Attorney
reckons, without an order of court, |
romised to furnish defendants coun-
Il with list of witnesses for the
'osecution, at the same time saying
lie concession was not to be taken |
a precedent 1t is only required by
w in murder cases.
Ensign Bessie Haynes who has been
charge of the local corps of the |
Livation Army for over two years. |
Ill say goodbye to her soldiers and |
lends tomorrow night, at o'clock.
the hall, corner of King and Nuu-
III streets. Adjutant and Mrs Bam-
Try are arranging to give the en- F
m farewell meeting, to which all
e cordially invited. Sunday services:
Dliness meeting at 1920 a. M; Bible
ISIS ar 3 p. M; Y. P. L. at o. m:
lvation meeting at 8 p. m. Free and II
sy" meeting tonight at o'clock.