The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-23
THE HONOLULU JANUARY 49, 1907
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John Wise is a candidate for Clerk
of the House.
F. ]. Tesla has opened an office in the
Waverley block.
Four drunks, including one woman,
We're arrested last night.
According TO cable advice Prince Ka-
lanianaole arrived safely at Washing
ton.
The Bo Wong Society is planning a.
big parade with floats for Chinese New
Years Day.
Alex. Nicholas and Charlie Clark are
said TO be candidates for Sergeant-at-
Arms of the House.
Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. NJ, viii
hold a special meeting this evening
for work in the second degree.
John Conner, a Porto Rican. was
locked up last night by the police to
allow of an examination into his
sanity.
A lot on the corner of King and
Mokauea streets, Palama, 80 by 100 feet
in area, was sold by auction for $3.50
yesterday.
The regular meeting Of Damien Coun-
ell No. 500, Y NJ. l., will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock in San An
tonic Hall.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Aerie
No 140 this evening in K. of P. Han.
King street, at 1880 o'clock. All visit
ing Eagles are invited to attend.
DR.. Rowat and Charlie Bellina left
for Kailua yesterday by the steamer
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rig and will visit the lava flows
Dr. Uchida yesterday purchased the
lease of a lot at Waikiki near the race
track on which the rent is Sc year,
for 1920. j. F. Morgan conducted the
sale.
Charles A. Stobie, cashier of the First
Bank of Hilo since its organization. has
resigned his position and will settle at
the Coast He has booked for the So
noma.
There will be a public meeting at 10
a. M today in the throne room in the
Executive building, to discuss plans for
the alienation of the sufferings caused
by the famine tn China.
President of Board of Health Pink
ham does not anticipate that there will
be much more money required during
the next biennial period to conduct the
Ieper settlement than was the case last
period.
Miss Minnie Akina did not put in an
appearance TO sing her songs at last
nights band concert in Thomas Square,
and as no understudy was in evidence,
the large crowd present was disap-
pointed.
Edward B. Blanchard, graduate OF
Worcester Academy and of the 'e6 class
of Harvard, is expected to arrive mere
on the S. S. Ventura today to take
charge of the science classes at the
High School.
Paul Super, general secretary of the
Y.M C. A., will speak at the Chris
ton church Sunday morning. In the
evening the pulpit will be occupied by
Rev j. l. Hopwood. chaplain of the
Kamehameha schools. Pastor Edwards
is visiting the volcano.
The sunset last night was particu-
larly gorgeous one, the appearance or
the sun being that of a great molten
globe, angry red. reminding many VINO
watched it of the color of the pit OF
Kilauea in activity. So long as the
MOkuaWeOWe HOW continues II 10 Ca
pected that this spectacle will be con-
tinued daily.
Joe Dias, who has been for some time
the Portuguese interpreter and speclai
officer on the police force, has been
notified that his place is to be taken by
Manuel Nedeiros after the end OF the
month. Dias will leave the force with
a clean record John Kaaua, one OF
the bicycle police. was also notified yes
terday that his services will not be re-
| quired after February 1.
| A young Japanese shoplifter was ar
rested on Hotel street last night, be-
| ing caught in The act of making away
with a six-bit watch chain. The chi
Hese owner of the store called upon
the Chinese Waterman to take the LAD
| to the police station. which act was
Iinterfered with by another Japanese
Several vigorous blasts on the watch
mans police whistle brought MIN as
sistance in the persons of Detectives
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