The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.


will return on Thursday.
The Honolulu Times for March will
be out next Thursday morning.
Contagious cases in Honolulu COM
prise four cases of tuberculosis
The monthly roundup of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will occur on Monday at 1880
p m.
speak at the Y. NJ. C. A. at D. m.
today.
Urge Legislature to invite Congress
sional party" Delegate Kuhio cabled
TO Senator Coelho yesterday.
James Glib, manager of Paauhau
plantation. accompanied by Mrs. Glib,
is guest at the Hawaiian.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81, A. A. of NJ.
& P, meets this evening at o'clock in
the x. of P. Hall. Important business.
Mrs. Jack Metcalfe, daughter of Mrs.
Philip Peck. arrived from Papaikou
yesterday and will visit her mother
here.
Norman K. Lyman, a candidate from
Hilo for the position of assistant clerk
of the Senate, arrived by the Kinau
yesterday
Mrs. E. D. Baldwin and children ar
rived from Hilo yesterday. They will
reside at the corner of College and
Dominis streets
Rev. w. D. Westervelt returned yes
terday from months visit to Hawaii,
enthusiastic over the great volcanic
display in Halemaumau.
IoriYoa mil, rr;x.o
What Theosophy Teaches" Monday
evening, al s o'clock, at room 81 Alex
ander Young building. All are invited.
Peter Johnson, the Rapid Transit
motorman, is not the man of that name
against whom VIM. L. Peterson re-
covered judgment for $1SS.90 the other
day.
Representative H. l. Holstein of Ko-
hala, who is understood to be assured
of the Speakership, was among a num-
Der of legislators arriving In town yes
terday.
Thomas B. Walker, for many years
leading stone-builder here, is settling
up his affairs preparatory to leaving
the Territory by one of the earliest
steamers.
Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston will
preach morning and evening at Central
Union church. In the evening the last
of the union services under his leader
snip will be held.
A series of Sunday evening sermons
to continue through the Lenten season
Will begin today at 7:30 D. m. at ST.
Andrews Cathedral. The preacher will
be the Rev. E. It. Simpson and the
subject The Christian Faith
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Bar Association of the Hawaiian Is
lands will be held on Wednesday, Feb
ruary q, at o'clock, at the new Re-
publican headquarters, SO Merchant
street.
None such stoves are to be found in
this world as the new Harrison Valve |
less Blue-flame Oil Stoves. You are |
missing a lot in the way of convent
ence by not having one. E. o. Hall |
& Son, Ltd.
The annual meeting of the Hooulu |
and Hoola Lahui, will be held at the |
Kapiolani Maternity Home, Beretania |
avenue, on Tuesday, February 10, at 10 |
o'clock a. m. All members are request
ed to attend.
JONI WISE stated ldSC night LndI |
Fernandez was not running |
against him for the House clerkship. |
His rivals are St. c. Piianaia and |
young Woodward, formerly in the
Davies employ.
You surely would enjoy seeing the
many styles of excellent photographs
We have made. We are always glad
to show these to you. as we are proud
Of our work. Rice e. Perkins, Hotel /
street, near Fort.
Among the festivities planned for the
visit of the Japanese squadron will be
a reception by the Japanese Y. NJ. c.
A. to the midshipmen. who number $50.
to be held in the Japanese Methodist
church on River street.
The pictures forming some of the
Arbor Day school prizes have been
placed on exhibition in the Education
office by superintendent Rabbit, with
the aid of d. Howard Hitchcock and
James A. Wilder, artists, as a hanging
Joseph Augustine Combs in an even
ng paper describes his experience in
Japanese menials and find
ng that he had been probably enter
tanning the Mikado's military intelli-
gence agents unawares. He lives near
the Kahauiki army post of the United
States.
Rev. E. w. Thwing will give a free
lecture on Kiiauea Volcano, illustrated
with stereopticon views, at the Hawai-
ian Hotel ON Monday evening at
o'clock. John A. Palmer, manager of
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. in
formation bureau, is in charge of ar
Boarders at the Occidental restaur-
ant were dfsagreeably astonished yes
-erday on finding that the meal tickets
they had paid their money for there
we're no good. A new caterer presided
at the till, who in accents childlike and
bland told the ticket-holders that the
other Chinaman had run away.
Clarence Waterman, the shanghaied
Elk. escaped from the herd at Liahaina-
The Claudine with the Honolulu excur-
sion party OF Elks arrived at Kahului
al a. m. yesterday and had an up
roarious reception from the antlered
OF Maui. Waterman had