The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Arehdeacon Jeffries left yesterday Of
the Kinau FOR the Volcano,
Sheriff and Mrs. Brown were pas
sengers yesterday for Kaunakakai.
Miss Tracy's cooking school neeu
| this morning in the Hawaiian Hotel
Or. and Mrs. Goodhue. child and ser
! want returned TO Kona yesterday II
the Aiauna Loa-
Territorial Auditor Fisher Went II
HIo yesterday on the Kinau 10 make
his regular inspection OF territorial
books there.
H G CIaxton. drug clerk with
Benson. Smith & Co. departed yes
terday for the mainland for the benefit
Of his health.
a new fshmarket may be opened
shortly al the corner of King and ke-
kaulike, opposite the big one on the
Eva side Of kekaulike street.
a rolI-cau program, comprising an
election of officers and reports for the
year VIII be called this evening at tbs
Christian CHURCH. a dinner will be
given at the church.
Every member Of the Builders and
Traders Exchange is requested TO at
tend the meeting this evening in the
room Of the Exchange, Elite building.
Business CT great Importance Will be
acted upon.
The complainant in the case against
r W. Condor, states that she was en-
ticed by the police TO bring action
against him for child-steaIing and tha;
she herself sent the child TO Mr. Con-
don and will SO testify.
The Kunst beach property recently
purchased by Harry Lewis, was trans
$4,000 10 George ?. Theilen yesterday
The use which Mr.. Theilen VIII make
Of the property is not known.
The United states Experiment sta
ton has an interesting exhibition in
McInerny's clothing store window in
the shape OF silk grown in Hawaii
There are silk cocoons of both Japa-
nese and Italian stock and waste and
raw silk.
High Sheriff Henry and Deputy At
torney General Prosser departed yes
terday for Kona to investigate the
matter of the seizure of the Holua-
oa school lot by Mrs. Mary Atcherly,
who claims TO be acting as agent for
Mrs. A Davis.
". o Smith, who left yesterday for
on the Sierra, in advance
IF the delegation to follow on the 18th,
stated before leaving that he was IN
IuaHhedIy opposed TO any suggestion
IF form Of colonial government for
he Hawaiian islands.
DIN in the wrecked shacks which are
o be replaced by the tllree-story build
ng, which H L. Kerr is superintend |
ng for McCandIess brothers, found an
,ther coin yesterday. This time il was |
Mexican dollar so old that the marks /
we're almost entirely worn off Of il.
1t is said that the Pail road contract |
awarded by the Board Of Supervisors /
II its last meeting, may be taken be- /
ore the Grand Jury for investigation |
:. B. Wilson, the contractor, whose
,rotest against the letting of the con-
ract was tabled, is said TO be be-
lind the movement TO have the matter
ired.
Make the City Beautiful is Presi-
ent Griffiths subject at this week
aeeting of the Thursday Club The
act that Mr.. Grifiths has been lead
1g spirit in improving the waste
laces viii give him good hearing on
his subject Of interest to every pub
&c spirited citizen. Dinners should be
rdered now.
The Merchants Association annual
leeting viii be held at 3 p. m. today.
directors are to be elected and the
on nominations has select
j the following for presentation: Rob
RI Cation, a. Gartley, E H Paris,
gorge ". Smith. ". F. Dillingham;,
:. w Harris, ". T Lucas, W H
NTH. G. ]. Waller. a feature Of the
leeting will be a discussion Of the !
1rporarion exhibit law.
Col. z. s. Spalding, L. A Thurston,
ttorney for James B. Castle and Land
commissioner Pratt, departed yester-
ay on the Sierra for the Coast, en-
,ute TO Los Angeles, where they will
infer with the Molokan leaders, who !
esire 10 settle on the lands at Kappa,
auai An agreement was drawn up
asterday. which is believed to be OF
character agreeable TO the Molokans- J
his is signed by Col Spalding.