The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The operation performed on II. P.
Baldwin proved an entire success, and
he is on the rapid road to recovery now.
The various Territorial departments
are working on their reports for sub
mission to Governor Frear, who returns
on the Siberia today.
Trial jurors for Judge De Bolt IS and
Judge Lindsay 4 courts are requested
to be in attendance at the respective
rooms at ten o clock Monday morning.
Rev. A. c. MeKeeyer begins a second
series of talks at the Y. NJ. C. A. to-
night at nine O'Clock The talk to-
night is on "Habits All men vel
come.
United States District Attorney
Breckons was compelled TO remain at
home yesterday by reason of illness, and
consequently the Federal Grand Jury
was excused until Monday morning.
H. st. Goar of San Francisco has pre-,
dicted that Honolulu has long way
to go yet before boom will be ex-
perieneed. He stated that Hawaiian
securities would, however, soon be in
demand everywhere.
Professor F. Sedgwick, who was for
merly with the Hawaiian Sugar Ran-
tiers Association Experiment Station,
and who has been in Peru for some
time past, has returned to take up a
permanent abode in Honolulu.
s. Sano of Kahuku has stated that a
japanese company has been formed to
can pineapples. He says that the com
pany will build a factory to cost about
$4,000, the machinery for which will
be brought here from the States. The
location of the new concern will be in
Iwilei.
Honolulans who wish copies of the full
report of the proceedings of the recent
Mohonk Conference may receive the
same free of charge by addressing H
G. Phillips, Mohonk Lake, New York
or by leaving their names and addresses
with H. P. Wood, secretary of the Pro
motion Committee.
Prof. ]. H. Donaghho of the College
of Hawaii viii lecture on General
Science at the hall of the Chinese
Students Alliance, in the Chinese Y
NJ. C. A. building, this evening at
1870 clock. Members and friends of
the Alliance are cordially requested to
attend this lecture.
DIR. Edward Armitage has taken the
offices recently occupied by F. w. Mil
verton, on the second floor Of the Alex
ander Young building, at the corner of
Bishop and King streets His office hours
will be from 8 to II a. M, 2 to and
Z to p. m. Sundays from 9 to II
a. m.
Miss Locke viii give another of hel
interesting lectures at the residence OF
Mrs. c. B. Wood today the subject being
the Sculptures of Rome. Her talks are
always enjoyed by those who attend
and are getting to be extremely popu-
lar. An advertisement of the dates
and subjects OF her lectures appears
today.
Senator C. Fl. Dickey entertained
members of the G. A. r. to the number
of about twelve on Monday evening,
serving them with a genuine old army
dinner, for which they are grateful.
After the repast, the soldiers INDUCED
in "reminiscences of the past, each one
telling some story of his experiences in
the Civil War.
The legend of a ghost, one of the
motion pictures shown at the Art thea
ter yesterday, is one of the best ever
seen here It is about twelve hundred
feet long and artistically colored. The
Black Princess is another entertaining
subject, the scene being laid in India
The whole program at the Art is ex
cellent and should be seen by everyone