The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

/ DR.. McGrew is fast regaining his
health.
Yesterdays drunks were Cook and
Denny.
Go to Haleiwa for days rest-and
stay week.
The band will play this Saturday af-
ternoon at Aala Park.
The arrival of the Alameda viii, it
is hoped, relieve the potato shortage.
Miss Julie X. Bush was appointed
stenographer to County Sheriff Iaukea.
commission was issued to Miss
Rose Davidson yesterday as humane
officer.
Chas. H. Rose commences his duties
as chief clerk, TO the police department
on Monday morning.
The quarantine flag was not hauled
down on the Moana until an hour after
she had locked yesterday.
The flag OF the Federated Colonies
f1oated from the stern of the steamship
Moana as she came into port.
Former Asst. Secretary of the Treas
ury Taylor, accompanied by his wife,
will visit Honolulu in March.
L. s. Marshal Hendry has taken
quarters at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
which he win occupy from today.
There will be the usual Alameda
dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
January II. Music during the dinner
hour.
The first of Miss Locke's course of
lectures on Dante will be given at Mrs.
Dole's this morning from ten to
twelve.
About eight or ten ladies. in addition
to the patronesses will act as chape-
rones to the Mardi Gras princess on
the throne.
Domingo Ferreira, gold watch and
$40 were arrested by Detective A. P.
Taylor last night on suspicion of illegal
connection.
The business mems luau at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, advertised to take place
at noon today. mas cen postponed till
Z o'clock in the evening.
William Conradt was fined $40 for
contempt. by Judge Whitney yester-
day, for failure TO appear to answer to
a charge OF drunkenness.
The annual meeting of the Free Kin
dergarten and Children's Aid Asso-
citation will take place in the Y. NJ. c.
a. hall Friday morning, January IS.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, o. E. S.,
meets this evening for regular business
in Masonic Hall. Visiting sisters and
brothers are cordially invited to at
tend.
Football this afternoon-2:3O D. M,
III r. o.AE -
NJ. C. A. VS.. Infantry. Admission Csc
Children under fifteen will be admitted
for 10c.
Fujikawa was given nine months
hard labor in the police court yester-
day for vagrancy. When arrested
collection of forty different kinds of
keys was found on his person.
This evening on account of the Ala
media being late and the steamer 40
rangi TO arrive. and because of a luau
given at the Royal, Hawaiian Hotel,
dance will be given. All are welcome.
BY order of the supervisors and at
the request OF the people of Kalihi, the
band will give the Sunday afternoon
concert at Kalihi, at the grounds of the
pumping station, commencing at 3
o'clock.
Persons wishing costumes for the
Mardi Gras ball next month may Sc
cure same by leaving orders with w.
D. Adams, care Bergstrom Music Co.,
on or before the sailing of the Ala
media, January 16.
On account of the physical break
down of Bishop Hamilton, his place as
presiding elder o. the Methodist con-
ference in Honolulu will be taken by
Bishop Cranston, who is expected to
arrive on February Il
w. D. Adams of the Honolulu Con-
cert and Lyceum Bureau wishes to an
nounce that all persons wishing seats
for the Nordica recital next June must |
book seats before February Is. Ring |
up Main SCI, Territorial Messenger Of
fee, for box plan.
We have already called the attention |
of the H. NJ. c. Society to the Pres
byterian College, lately opened at |
Eustis. Florida, where Miss Helen S.
Norton, once so prominent In educa-
tional circles here in Hawaii as the |
head of Kawaiahao, is now happily en-
gagged The first year closed about the
first of July.-The Friend.