The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-01
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

The Male Lehua is out for March
with ali interesting number.
William II. Syren, who has been head
bartS nder Of the Hawaiian Hotel fol
some time past. leaves in the Kinau fol
Hilo, where he will be in charge of tbs
Union Saloon
I George p. Mcclellan has been ap-
Fpointcd land agent for the Oahu Rail
4 way. the HiIo Railway and the Il. f
/ Dillingham; Co. and will manage thf
land Of those three corporations.
The fire claims commission was in
| executive session yesterday adjudicat-
| ing claims. As fast as the claims are
| registered now they will be made pub
| lie. certificates of awards being issued
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Board OF Missions viii be
| held this afternoon at half past two
o'clock at the Central Union Church
a paper vii be read by Mrs. Dyke of
Kamehameha-
W. II. Barth. the defendant in the d.
vorce libel filed Saturday, is not the
proprietor of the Honolulu Sheet Metal
Works. as was stated in the petition.
but he conducts the same kind of a
business at a different place
There may be another meeting of the
Young Mems Club today. 1t is intend
ed. II possible, for the club to start out
with it's own building and grounds. in
stead of taking a part of the Young
block. as had been contemplated.
King street near the Oahu depot is
a big mud hole, and there is no pros
pect for filling il to the proper level.
there being a shortage of stone since
the cessation of operations at the asy
ium crusher. A few days more of sun
like that of yesterday will dry up the
mud
A petition is being circulated by the
Inter-Island Telegraph Company
among its creditors asking that in the
event a guarantee fund be secured,
they will not prosecute their claims
against this fund The money for the
reopening of the system is already
pledged. but conditioned upon such
promise upon the part of the creditors
@. G.. Gage of Oakland. who has been
connected with the Hawaiian Hotel
STAN for several weeks. has severed his
connection with the hosiery, and
leaves today for Maui with Mr.. Palma
er of the Union Oil Company of Cali
fornia, to engage with the latter in the
completion of plans for the organiza-
ton of the company's plant near
Spreckelsville. Mr.. Gage has been in
the Islands only few weeks, and is
Stanford man.
The road jury called by High Sheriff
Brown yesterday at the instance OF
Supt. Boyd after a trip along the pro- /
posed right of way condemned the lanGs
for a road from King street to john then
Beach road through the property OF |
Mrs. Ward. The new Kewalo sewer is
to be built along this road, the land !
for which was donated to the govern
ment by Mrs. Ward. The jury was
of j. III. Soper, Frank Har-
yey. Thos- Wall, T j. King, Chas. -Falk.
and T. +. Peck.
Representative Underwood of Ala
Dama and ex-Representative c. NJ
Shelley of that State saw the President
to ask him to appoint John
Blandin as cadet at the Naval Acad-
envy. Young Blandin is son of Lieut.
who was killed in the explo-
sion of the Maine in Havana harbor in
February, 1898. Lieut.. Blandin was ap-
pointed to the Naval Academy from
Alabama by Mr.. Shelley when the lat
er was a member of Congress. Lieut..
Siandin was we'll known in Honolulu.