The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Honolulu Lodge No. 616. 3. p
O. e, viii meet this evening.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. F. & A. NJ,
viii hold special meeting tonight for
installation Of officers.
The Merchants Association is dis
cussing a public reception to Governor
Frear on his arrival here.
Mrs. William Thompson and two
| children returned by the Hilonian yes
terday after visit of several months
on the Coast.
The classes of Mrs. Dunn's dancing
school viii be closed during the holt
days on account of a trip she will
make to Kauai
. George Davies yesterday sent $50 to
A. 5. Cleghorn of the Park Board TO
aid in carrying on the work of beau
tifying Kapiolani Park.
The Sunday school OF St. Andrews
cathedral viii hold its annual Christ
mas festival tonight. at O'Clock. in
the sunday school rooms.
The family of the late Thomas
Carey desires to thank the many
friends for the expressions of synpa-
thy in their bereavement.
For the benefit of the Hoon1ana Ma
auao Sunday School. a concert and
dance viii be given next Saturday
evening at San Antonio hall.
A number of Kamehameha Alumni
Who have been attending the anniver-
sary celebration. are booked to go
home by the next steamers to depart.
The st. Louis College Alumni Asso-
citation viii give it's New Years Eve
ban at The Young Hotel next Tues
day evening. Admission is by ticket.
At Koloa, Kauai, on Sunday night
fire destroyed the two story house of
Mrs. Mary Chairman. It was built
about 1860 by Rev. Daniel Dole, Judge
Dole's father.
Judge Dole has adjourned his court
until Saturday. Judge Lindsay and
Judge Robinson have adjourned until
after the holidays. Judge De Bolt will
hear chamber and probate matters each
morning.
Superintendent Marston Campbell ex-
poets to advertise for bids for the COM
pletion of the Nuuanu dam right after
the first of the year. The final surveys
to determine the amount of material
required have been completed.
Rev DR.. Serene Bishop has written
a communication in which he presents
his belief that the earthquake felt in
Honolulu week ago originated in Ma
vi, which being newer island than
Oahu still has some settling to do.
twenty-five of the members of the
mechanical staff of the Gazette Com
pany celebrated Christmas at Iuau.
held at the home of Representative s.
P Correa. The affair was a jolly one
and fittingly marked the day off, of
the typists and pressmen.
Assessor Holt has sent assessors
supplies to the assessors on all the |
other islands. The assessment will
begin right after the first of Janu- I
airy. No additional deputies have yet
been appointed for this island. They |
will be beginning about the middle of
January.
To all kind friends, the Masonic fra
ternity, and TO the staff of the Leahi
Hospital, I desire to convey my heart
felt thanks and appreciation for many
acts of kidness and sympathy and
floral offerings during my late be-
reavement in my loss of a cherished
father. Gertrude Whitney Seanlon-
Delegate Kuhio. who represented Ha-
wall at the meeting of the Republican
National. Committee, has written Ma
tional Committeeman Robertson, whose
proxy he held, that the National Com
mittee was under the impression that
Hawaii is an insular possession instead
OF a Territory. When the Delegate
had finally convinced the committee
that Hawaii is a Territory. he sought
TO secure an allotment of six delegates
from Hawaii to the national convep-
ton But when the committee decid- |
ed that territories New Mexico and
Arizona as well as Hawaii, were only