The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
LOCAL BREviTIES.

confirmation was held yesterda
evening at st. Clements church, Bish
op Nichols officiating.
No written invitations will be issue'
to the. reception 70 be given Bishol
Nichols Tuesday. All are free to come
The 1902 Club gave a novel dance
| Saturday evening, chartering a barg'
| upon which the entertainment was Civ
e,n.
The McCorriston Brothers will re
model their Fort street building. thu
Criterion. 10 conform to the new street
line.
Vice Consul Goo Kim is to retire
from business in the near future after
| thirty years active connection with
commercial Honolulu.
| Recruiting officers from Camp Nc
| Kinley secured seventeen new enlist
| ments from among the discharged sol
| diers aboard the Grant.
The Tramways Company would do
| its patrons service If IL promulgated
a rule against its tobaceO-spitting
drivers. The reasons are obvious.
The Oahu College Department OF
Music will give a concert on Friday
evening, April %, in Pauahi assembly
hall. To which the public is invited.
All members of the Amateur Orches-
ira are requested to- be- at their room
in the Y. VI. g. a. hall this evening at
1:45 o'clock 10 take part in the annual
meeting.
The singing OF the professional and
occasional hymns at the services was
.nangurated yesterday in St. Andrews
cathedral in the morning by Bish-
Op Nichols. The entire choir IS now
supplied.
The United States petit jury is sam
moned to meet today. The case Of
William Young for violating the ship
tence this morning. Lewis & Turk are
also To enter a plea.
The boys of Kamehameha School
leave this morning for a weeks outing
at Makira. They will take with them
tents and camping paraphernalia loan
ed by the National Guard OF Hawaii
Major Wilson will have charge OF the
party. Y
4 party composed of Bishop Nichols.
Grew. j. w. Breckons. Col Chamber-
lain, Collector Stackable and Rev. Hr.
Macintosh. made the trip. to Pearl
Harbor IN the Waterwitch Saturday.
taking dinner with DIR. McGrew. 1t is
that the visit had some con
nectiun with a possible change in the
location Of the quarantine station.
The Ke Au Hou brought news OF two I
accidental deaths ON Kauai. One was !
that Of Portuguese, who was drawn !
cut To- sea while hunting for crabs. His [
brother tried to- rescue him .
H!tk n fishing pole but the plucky 1
youth refused to imperil the boy, and I
was drowned. a young Portuguese boy
working on MCBryde plantation was
killed by a fail from the Eleeie cars =,
Mrs. Leland Stanford. who is visiting
II the city. is planning "A dinner. to be
given to Stanford students some time n
his week. 4 meeting OF former uni x
IeTsity students was held Saturday eva
ming at the home OF DIR. McGrew. at A
which arrangements were made for a
reception 10 be given to Mrs. Stanford.
There are about two dozen Old stan
ord students residing in Honolulu. \,
Sheriff ChiIlingwOrth took "A jury out
saturday TO examine into the project
o widen the Waikiki road from King
treet To Kapiolani Park. This morn
ng a hearing will be held at the police
tation to get statements from all par
les interested. The jury is composed
( T. F. Lansing, w. III. McChesney.
V. W. Graham. a. II. Wood and J. A.
.ucas. a verdict may possibly be CIV
n today.