The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18

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| the room over the offices OF Castle &
Cooke this (Monday) morning. Novem-
Der IS 1891. commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
! George Lycurgua returned Saturday
/ from business trip 60 Hno
| The Pacific Tennis club IN the re-
/ cipicnt OF n cup To be played for by
members.
Judd Hili is being treated 10 dress
! ing OF rough stone, preparatory 80 ma
cadamizing.
: The annual meeting or 3hc Healani
Yacht and Boat club viii be held at
the boathouse on Wednesday next
The Maui Athletic Association is
talking OF sending nine to Honolulu
To play baseball at Christmas time.
y meeting OF the Young Peoples
Union OF Honolulu is to be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Metho-
dist Church
Professor KoebeIe. the entomologist.
has been at Maui during the past
week; also. To Kohala, and is now in
the Hawaii forests.
Chaplain Charles Marvin, of Camp
Mckinley, leaves on Tuesday on the
Sierra for Fort Douglas. near Salt
Lake City. Utah. where he has been
assigned.
The juniors of the Young Mems
Christian Association took a ride on
their wheels Saturday to the residence
81 Mrs. j. B. Castle, at Waikiki, where
they enjoyed a swim.
DIR. Shorey has examined some milk
sent him by Judge Humphreys, and
found that il was about half water.
Proceedings will be instituted against
the seller of the milk.
Saturday morning Rapid Transit car
SO collided with one of the Oahu Ice
Company's wagons, near King and LII
liha. Beyond the cars fender being
smashed, no damage was done.
The regular rehearsal of the Amateur
Orchestra will he held this evening at
7:45 o'clock in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association hall, at which all
members are expected to be present.
DR.. shorey is Analysing Poinciana
regia beans to find the active poisonous
principle of them Ii Will be remem-
bered that some time ago a child died
from eating some Of this kind or
beans.
The ruins of Kaumakapili Church
were sold at auction Saturday morning
to a Chinese contractor named PanS
Chong. He paid $2.725 for the struc-
ture and is under obligation to cart
away all the brick within four months.
Whitney & Marsh. Ltd, have secur-
ed rooms POI. 202 and 203 up one flight
in the Boston building. to accommodate
their growing dressmaking department.
Madame Badgley Is still in charge oil
the parlors, where she is pleased TO see
her old friends and new ones.
There viii be a special rehearsal of
the choir OF the Second Congregation
of St Andrews Cathedral tomorrow
Tuesday evening, at 1880 o'clock, at
the residence of Mrs. Wilder, Pensacola
street. Thanksgiving music will be re-
hearsed All members should bring
their music with them.
The fancy work and festival given
for the benefit of st. Peters Chinese
Chapel on the grounds of the cathedral
met with much success. a great num-
Der of children as well as many adults
attended the fair, and the business
done at the various booths was quite
brisk The decorations of the place
were very handsome.
This morning the arguments will be
heard in the motion of Attorney ROD
ertson to quash the Grand Jury panel.
which returned an Indictment against
W X Rathburn for perjury. This is
an attack on the bailiff law passed by
the last Legislature. and the question
to be settled at this time is one or
great Importance.
The excellent choir OF the Second
Congregation of ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral yesterday morning rendered q
fine program of music, which included
a bright TIE Deum by Shipper, and
contralto solo, "Oi Savior Hear Me" by
Gluck, we'll sung by Mrs. Mott-Smith
Bird. The choir also gave Cast Thy
Burden" from Mendelssohn's ELI
jah," unaccompanied, which was very
effective. The sermon was preached
by Rev Alex. Macintosh. The con-
gregation was a good one.