The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-31
LOCAL BREvETIES.


Symphony rehearsal this evening.
Judge Henry e Cooper left for Ka-
j uaI yesterday.
/ The Board Of Regents held a routine
meeting yesterday.
/ Honolulu Lodge No. SIS. z. P. O. z,
viii meet in its rooms on King street
/ this evening.
The Chinese Aloha Club WIN give a
concert ard dance this evening at the
Knights Of Pythias hall.
Josh fuckers appointment as ehisf
clerk in the Land Office will commence
with February l, tomorrow.
The Princess Theater, a moving pic
ture concern on Fort street, has shut
down. The show viii go 10 Maui.
The annual meeting Of the Mutual
Telephone Company was held yester-
day. The present officers we're re-
elected.
Kamehameha Lodge Of Perfection
meets this Friday evening. Work in
fourth and fifth degrees. Full attend
ance IS desired.
There viii be a business meeting OF
the Christian Endeavorers OF Central
Union church. Friday evening, at 7;30
?. IA, in the church parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Merton Riggs have
moved from their LunaliIo street resi-
denee 10 2355 King street The Stack
ers have taken the house just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs
The meeting at AaIa Park on Satur-
day night, called by the Committee of
Ten 10 tell the interested public the
conclusion OF the WalIach matter,
promises 70 be an interesting one.
The last rehearsal but one of the
glees 10 be sung at the forthcoming
symphony concert on February s, at
Bishop Hall. Oahu College, viii be held
this afternoon at p. m. All mem
bers are particularly requested TO at
tend.
There viii be a meeting Of the direc-
tors Of the Merchants Association this
afternoon at which the committees for
the year will be announced. The move
ment to secure an apprbpriati IN for a
preliminary survey of Kahului harbor
viii be considered.
The Burns dinner given by the
Thistle Club has attracted the atten-
ton Of the Internal Revenue depart
ment as well as that of the Board OF
License Commissioners. and it is ex-.
peeted that the special Internal Reve-
nue. tax viii be paid.
The last legislature reduced the fee
for fling statements of corporations
with the Treasurer from $50 TO SO
This fact seems not to be generally
known and the officers Of a number
Of corporations sending $50 along with
their statements were agreeably sur
prised TO have SO Of it returned.
A letter from W. A. Bryan, president
Of the Pacific Scientific Institute, says
that seconded by a number of friends,
he extended an invitation to the Amer
lean Association for the Advancement
Of Science 70 hold its 1910 meeting in
Honolulu, and that while the matter
has not been fully settled vet there is
a strong probability that the meeting
viii be held here.
The cutting down OF the representa-
tion OF Hawaii in the National Repub-
liean convention from six TO two. |
promises to make the contest for the |
two positions a warm one. 4 number /
of men are known 10 be anxious to be |
delegates. Delegate KalanianaoIe has
intimared his desire to be one and |
Governor Frear viii very likely be the |
other. This leaves the aIternates tn be |
fought for.
The people at the leper settlement |
have organized baseball league Of |
four clubs. They are looking to the /
receipts at the legislative game of /
Ia "a Y,Iz--Az ha~c fF9a
ture was in session to furnish them /
an outfit. The receipts OF that game |
were announced at the time to be SIS, /
but the money seems not to have been
sent TO the settlement and Jack Nc /
Weigh says that the people there eek |
pect" him to bring it back with him. |