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

Oahu Lodge Ne !, K. Of p, will hold
regular meeting N &. of T. Hall at
7:30 this evening.
Polynesia Eneampnent No. l, !. ..
@. F., viii meet in Odd Fellows Hail
at 7:30 this evening.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club will
meet this evening N its rooms IN the
Oregon block, Union and Hotel streets.
Lloyd Childs is planning to reproduce
the Kamehameha statue in sugar for
an exhibition at the Alaska Yukon Ex-
position.
New Years viii be observed at Ath-
erton Han. Of the Midpacifc Institute
in Manoa Valley by an old fashioned
hookupu.
There will be no rehearsal for the
Central Union choir tonight, this hav-
ing been postponed until the same hour
tomorrow night.
The lumber brought by the Alaskan
for the cavalry cantonment at Lellehua,
is being discharged and sent out there
as rapidly as possible.
| There viii be an automobile service
! today between the end of the street ear
track and the Country Club, commenc-
ing at nine 0 clock this morning.
Honolulu Lodge 6I6. B. P. 0. E., will
have open house for Elks and their
friends all dav. and in the evening the
lodge will hold a regular meeting.
The Civic Circle Of the Men S
League VIII hold no meeting before
January 5. at which date the study of
the Municipal Act win be resumed
| w. c. Achi has retained A. L. C.
| Atkinson TO defend him, it is reported,
should the Attorney Generals depart
ment bring disbarment proceedings
against him. Deputy Larnaeh is now
/ looking up the evidence.
The American Hawaiian Paper and
/ Supply Co. is distributing a calendar
hIotter for January which contains a
list of steamers arriving and depart
i ing during the month. 1t is a CON
venient thing for the desk.
The fremen at the Makiki station,
through the columns of the Advertiser,
. wish To thank the residents of Makiki
for cigars and other Christmas remem-
I hrances and D. P r. Isenberg for a
] pig for a New Years luau.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith received
cablegram from Governor Frear yes,
terday stating that he would leave for
/ the coast yesterday. He is expected to
arrive at Oakland Monday night and
will probably arrive here by the
siberia Attorney General Hemenway
/ is expected to arrive with the Governor
There was much melody around the
/ police station last night, and as a
/ mark of favor to celebrate the coming
/ of 1909 and the eempaetion+of another
/ year Of time served, the TRUSTEES were
/ allowed to remain out of their cells
and to sing out the old year. The four
TRUSTEES form an admirable quartet and
the officers on watch and some outsid-
ers spent a part eff the evening down
below listening 10 the music.
James Adley, frst-class private of
the e. s. Engineers. left the Leilehua
cavalry camp Monday morning early
| with his gun 10 60 hunting in the Wal
amaze mountains. Not returning at night
search was instituted for him. He was
found about half a mile from the camp
helpless from injuries received by fall
ing down precipiee three hundred
feet, due TO the trail along the precipiee
/ crumbling under his feet. His injuries
were SO severe that he was unable ia
crawl and suffered intensely from
thirst. becoming deIirious, and finally
! unconscious