The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-11
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symphony rehearsal tonight.

symphony rehearsal tonight.
Honolulu Lodge, GIG, B. P. o. E., will
meet in Elks' building at 1880 tins
evening.
Very pretty calendars have been re-
ceived at this office from the Palm Cafe
and the Honolulu Drug Co., Ltd.
The Federal grand jury will meet
this morning in the Judiciary building.
There are only few cases demanding
their attention.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, F. and A.
NJ, viii hold a special meeting in Ma
sonic Temple at 7:30 this evening. Work
in third degree.
Mrs. Virginia Isenberg is expected
here in January. She lately returned
TO her California home from an extern
sive European tour.
Mr.. Etz, a newcomer here, is produe-
ing some handsome photograph ealen-
dars in which the handsome homes OF
Honolulu appear.
The Engineer Corps will give dance
at the old Along residence, Waikiki,
this evening. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
The room of the sergeant of the
guard in the sheds of the Naval sta
ton has been entirely refitted under
Captain Fay's directions.
The Schuman Carriage Co, on Mer-
chant street, has favored this office with
a beautiful calendar, the subject beng
one appropriate to their business.
Deputy Attorney General W. L.
Whitney Yesterday gave the Thursday
address at the High School, speaking
on the plans for a juvenile court.
Ten new fire alarm boxes recently
put in were tried yesterday morning,
and the unusual amount of fre-slgnal
whistling stirred the town up to quite
pitch of excitement.
At the Chinese fair on Saturday Chi
nese not luncheon will be served from
II a. m. till p. m. In the evening
there will be a feast, when the genuine
chop suey viii be served.
Land Commissioner Pratt and Super
intendent of Public Works Marston
Campbell left yesterday for Kauai,
where they 90 to work further on the
plans for the Kappa lands.
Three .Kalawai beach lots located on
the other side of Diamond Head have
been sold by Charlotte D. /. Steere to
H. NJ. Whitney for $4,000. The lots
were bought short time ago from Z.
Booth for $4,000.
Wireless Expert Isbell has demon
strated that there is no place near Hllo
suitable for a high-powered wireless
station to correspond with and commu,
nicate with the Kahuku station, and
in consequence the design OF estaollsh-
ing one there has been abandoned.
According to a Seattle paper, Esdu-
MOLD Mohauke, a Hawaiian cowboy,
who has been in the Northwest for
nine wears and had saved up $40 with
which to visit his home in Hawai-, was
buneoed out of his money, and expects
TO 90 to work again to get more money
with which to come here.
The Kaiulani School is preparing a
miniature grass house, with all the ap-
purtenances and appliances OF house
( keeping and living which the grass
! houses of the ancient days contained,
70 he sent to the Alaska Yukon Expo
| sition. Lloyd Childs is on the lookout
| for a real grass house to be taken to
| the exposition.
| Rudolph cpfeckelS' "heh ihIoi my
the receipt of the cable announcing the
verdict of the Ruef jury, expressed sat
isfaction. He said there were two men
on the jury whom the prosecution was
afraid of, and when the jury renamed
ont so long it began to look doubtful
He believes now that complete victory
for the anti graft campaign is assured
The Public Works Department has
completed the plans for the power,
house in Nuuanu Valley which VIII
generate the electric power from the
new reservoir system for electric light
and power. The electricity Will be
brought from the pOwer-house to the
Beretania avenue pumping station IN a
current of $500 volts. There is will be
stepped down to 1900 volts, which will
! he the current used.