The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Saddle and driving horses at the Club
Stables at all hours
The grand jury will meet again on
Wednesday, February 20.
Eagles No. 40 regular meeting this
evening in K. of P. Hall.
China. water color. oil paints and ar
lists supplies al Arleigh's.
Damien Council of the Y NJ. l. meets
this evening al 7:30 in San Antonio
Hall.
The Kauluwela dance announced for
February 1s has been postponed to
March ..
a Jersey cow strayed on fhe premises,
1925 Kewalo street. Owffer can have
the same by calling there.
Ladies' two-piece wash suits for $3.50
at Whitney & Marsh's clearance sale
next Friday morning, the 18th.
Hawaiian Lodge viii hold special
meeting. with work in the second de-
gree. this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
If you have any houses to let or are
looking for desirable residence, consult
r. c. A. Peterson, broker and agent.
Whitney &>Marsh will hold a great
clearance sale of ladies' skirts mall
styles of materials. beginning nexf Fri
| day morning. the 18th
Harry Roberts will sun-dry a guam
tity of next summers mango crop and
ship it to San Francisco's fruit deal
ers as test.-Paradise.
Washington's birthday, also Alameda
| night, Feb. %. Music during dinner
hour. Dinner s1.00 at Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. Dancing at 8 o'clock.
The current Paradise is especially
noteworthy for its fine pictures, al
though the text is as well-prepared
as ever and the favorite magazine is
interesting throughout.
F. B. McStocker and w. L. Castle
left on the Mauna Loa yesterday for
South Kona, Hawaii. They have gone
in connection with work of the Kona
Agricultural Co, Kona Development
Co, South Kona Coffee Co. and the
West Hawaii Railway Co
Among the expected arrivals on the
S. S. Sierra today viii be the members
of the Western Tours party, headed by
Mrs. Weatherred If the steamship ar
rives before evening Mrs. Weatherred
will be at home tonight to all her
friends at the Hawaiian hotel.
Captain Hammond, from Santa Cruz
California, is expected to arrive today
on the Sierra, and will go to Wailuku,
Maui, to succeed Captain David Ly-
man, in the work of the Salvation
Army on the island of Maui. He will
be given a welcome meeting in the
Salvation Army hall, corner of King
street and Nuuanu avenue, on Thurs
day tomorrow night, at o'clock.
An error was made in connecting the
name of Chang Kim with the Chinese
Empire Reform society, the mistake
occurring from the fact that Chang
Kim is the secretary of the United
Chinese society, while the c. E. r. So
ciety occupies the building of the Uni
ted Chinese. The mistake was prob
ably not noted by the readers of the
Advertiser, but seems to be highly inn
portant to Chang.
Miss Mary H. Krout, who has recent
ly been delivering discourses before
Honolulu assemblages on such subjects
as popular prose and poetry writers, Is
a most welcome visitor. She has trav-
eled extensively, studied the themes OF
her lectures carefully and written much
for newspapers and magazines besides.
Those who have had the pleasure OF
attending her entertainments regard
such experiences as literary treats
Paradise.
Mrs. f A. Mcneil arrived on the
Korea Monday from the mainland to
spend a few months with Mrs Waiter
Hoffman,. She is member of the Art
Institute in Chicago and came prepared
TO do some sketching of Hawaiian
scenes in watercolors as we'll as in oil.
Many of Mrs Hoffmann's friends have
admired Mrs McNeills work at the for
mer's home Mrs. MCNEIL is already
very enthusiastic over the cloud eff
fects and the eolorings in Hawaifs
foliage.
Peace on earth and good will towards
| Cinnamon is supposed to be partieu-
larIy in force in Chinatown just at
present, but a remark overheard dur
| ing the passing of the parade yester-
day morning seems to show that a lit
tie of the tong rivalry outlived the
| cracking of the firecrackers on mid
night of Monday. The speaker was a
| Chinaman with a good command of
English, who remarked to a haole
friend. well. the old Bow Wong went
make last night and here are all the
children out TO the funeral.