The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-09
LOCAL B2,. vlTiEs.

the nas Mon.ague Turner was among
Mariposa 'ufhed on the
T, F. Sedgwick, of the Exnau.
station, welcomed his wife bor n.liie mt
I the Mariposa hoiiie on
An Episcopal Church synoo viii -
I called by Bishop Willis for sor, VII De
an December oiiie cate
Colonel Lake saws he ho
ed from the presidency of the Hau,eii
borers non oi La
me Gazette is issued on Tuasds1s
aho fridays. Just the paper to send
10 your friends abroad. Saves Iettar
writing ietler
: Macadamlzing has been started on
.Nuuahu avenue, near Wyllie street
under the direction of the Departnant
! of Public Works
Wray Taylor and Professor Koebe,a
we're out on visit of inspection SAT-
uroay' looking for blight on trees and
SHRUBS Very little was found.
! lie new buildings for the StoeK
aus STABLES, adjoining the automo-
pie company building. have been COR,
pleted, They are of frame. hui ron
clad.
hlnley will be given practice marcf,es
20 hoko Head. The first drill under
the new order of things will take place
tomorrow
Inc Board OF Health has sent to all
physicians request for statistics con
corning themselves, to be used in the
new register being compiled by Secra
tary Charlock
FRANK Il. Thompson who was
Jured by fall from a horse a Te,v
weeks ago, is recovering rapidly at the
queen Hospital, and the nurses ex-
pect that he will soon be able to ne
about
Oliver cambridge, M A., is to give
farewell entertainment at the Oners
House. A play written by himself en-
! titled, The Romance of Elsie" will be
, gwen, and he will be assisted by local
talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. h Dodge are at
present domiciled in the house OF Mrs
Robertson, Is Emma Square. They are
contemplating resuming their private
school work later, when more perma-
nenty settled elsewhere
The clerks halliday closing move
ment seems to be slumbering very
5soundly again. a meeting was called
for last Tuesday evening at the Young
Mems Christian Association, but even
tthe men who called it failed to show
up.
The final organ recital in the series
by Professor Ballaseyus was given
yesterday at Kawaiahao Church and
was largely attended. Professor Balla-
seyus was assisted by vocal trio
composed of Misses Desha and Cam
eron and Mr.. Constable.
Lieutenant Gwynne r. Hancock, Ar
tillery Corps, U. S. A, stationed at
Camp Mckinley, is being congratulate
ed upon his promotion to first lieu
tenancy. The appointment from sec
ond to first lieutenant was made by
the President on August 80.
Mrs. Bird, known in Honolulu, her.
birthplace, as Miss May Mott-Smith,
arrived here by the steamship Peru,
to the great joy of her husband and
friends. There is every probability
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bird will live per-
manently in Honolulu. - Anglican
Church Chronicle.
Mr. r. A Jordan, treasurer and
salesman, left Honolulu for the first
time since his arrival five years ago,
! to take a few months vacation In
Australia the scene of his former life.
He will return with his wife, who pre-
ceded him a short time ago. He left
with the heartiest wishes of his friends
for a good time ana Sa1e feturn--An-
lican Church Chronicle.
Plans for the preparation of the
streets in the Pawaa district have 50
far advanced that Messrs. Ashley &
Paris, who are agents for the lands
makai of King street, in what il
known as the McCully tract, will at
once arrange for crushing rock for the
streets A crusher will be placed at
Kapaakea, mauka of King street, and
back of the Pawaa rice mills, from
which will be taken the stone for the
streets In addition to the rock SO
used there will be a large quantity
of stone utilized in filling. 1t is the
plan to construct a tram road from
the plant for the purpose of easily
! reaching the tract.
| At yesterday mornings service OF the
| Central Union Church the following
/ were received into membership Ar
| thur c. Alexander, College street; Mrs.
/ Alexander, College street; DR.. Mary F.
! Barry, 20i Lunalilo street; Mr.. Warner
/ Culver 1887 Beretania avenue; Miss
Edna Frances Hoffman. Hotel street,
near Fort; Mrs. w. F. tombstone, 1884
! Pensacola street: Mr.. Geo. Dana Linn,
corner Kapiolani and Einau streets;
| Mrs. Ida Lawrence Givens, 1887 Young
| street: Miss Mary Lee Burdick, Kinau
street, near Alapai; Mr.. j. w. Givens,
1897 Young street; Miss Maud I. John
/ stone 1884 Pensacola street; Harold
/ tombstone, 1884 Pensacola street, and
| Mrs M L. Smith, 204 Lunalilo street