The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
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D. Howard Hitchcock sketched the
lava flow for an oil painting.
j. L. Kaulukou is a candidate for
sergeant-at-arms of the House
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodge
NO. l, /. o. o. F., this evening.
Miss Rose Dawson has been appoint
ed an agent of the Board of Health.
Frank l.. Hatch has applied for adj
mission to the Hawaiian Bar Associa-
ton.
| A Gartley will lecture on amateur
photography at the Y. NJ. C. A Friday
night.
Tax returns are slow in coming in.
January 81 is the last day for their
receipt.
Court Canoes No. S11O, A. o. F.,
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock in
San Antonio Hall.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H. meets this
evening in the C. B. u Hall on Fort
street Important business.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge,
with work in the second degree, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock in Masonic
Temple.
The County Beacon is to be revived
for the Democratic weekly organ under
a limited lease of life to carry it over
the legislative session.
| The Improvement Club of Waialae.
ETC., will meet. at A. F. Cookies house,
Palolo. Thursday night to discuss Leg
islation needed by the district
@. O. Bradford, foreman at the U.
is. Experiment Station, will 1save for
Kauai today TO make experiments in
tapping a grove of rubber trees.
It is probable a teacher from among
those now on. the Island of Hawaii
will he appointed to succeed the late
H. F. Sturtevant as principal of Ho
nokaa school.
AT 10 o'clock tomorrow the public
meeting in behalf of the Chinese FAM
inc relief, called by the Governor, will
be held in the throne room of the
Executive building. 1t is open to all
nationalities
There will be meeting of the Kao-
nohiokala Society at Mrs. Puahis res
idence. Monday the 18th inst I'M
portant business in relation to ride on
February % All members are request
ed to attend.
BY virtue of the pauper's oath two
Federal prisoners have been released.
One is Goo Akuna, incarcerated for
plural marriage. and the other Mar
celia Figuroa, a Porto Rican woman,
in for bigamy.
s. Tanaka, principal of a Japanese
orphan school at Moiliili, is consulting
friends on a project of erecting addi-
tional accommodations. There are
forty children from two to four years
of age in the school.
Walls and ceilings of the Education
Office are being treated to kalsomining
and the floors are to be clad in limo
leum. The place needs this dressing
up which the Department of Public
Works is giving it.
superintendent McVeigh, who is in
town. reports great damage by storm
at the Leper Settlement. The Prot
estant church lost spire and roof, the
was demolished and many
small buildings overturned
A meeting of the old boys of the
Royal School will be held at the Royal
inst, at p. M, for the purpose of
Every old boy is requested to be pres
ent.
Miss Rose Dawson, the humane Off
Ger, held up the government sprinkling
carts on Sunday morning and made
the drivers take all the harness off the
horses until she could inspect them.
Quite a number of citizens We're spec
tators at the novel ceremony
Senator Lane is quoted as being in
favor of throwing the choice of Off |
GERS of the Senate and of the House
into the hands of the Republican Gen. |
trail Comhittee, also as not opposing
the idea of apportioning the offices
among the different election districts.
The wly-installed officers of Chung /
Wah Lodge, X of p. are as follows:
C. c., zap See Young; V. c., E. S.
Kong: Prelate, Wony Kim Chong, p.
c.; NJ of W., H. E. Chang; M. of F.,
Chong F. Sing: NJ of E., c. M. Tai; |
NJ. at A, A H All Fook; l. G., Ching /
Alai; o. G.. j. Goo Kim. The install
;,. oaSnar uaS Chang Kim d. s C..