The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-07

yfVendf became necs ssary until de facto
as well as de jure the said Protestant
/ Episcopal Church could assume jurisdic-
ton for use as aforesaid. in accordance
with the terms of transfer, on the 1st
day Of April. 1902.
18th day OF january. the date when the
charter took effect as before mentioned
and the 1st day OF April, 1902, the date
when the jurisdiction Of the said Prot
estaEt Episcopal Church became COM
petent to exercise the use of said prop
erty. Such modus vivendi having accord
ingly given place to the permanent and
competent Jurisdiction OF the said Prot
estant Episcopal Church on the 1st day
OF April, 1902. and having terminated on
the said 1st day OF April, left the use
and administration Of the said property at
the status ii held on the date when the
said use was by the charters taking ef-
feet as aforesaid, vested in the Protestant
Episcopal Church that is to say on the
18th day of January, 1902.
Beginning with that status, this Is to
announce that changes have been made
In accordance with the provisions of the
Statutes of the Cathedral Church of Ho-
nolulu. leaving the list of officials of
st. Andrews Cathedral as follows. viz:
Bishop. The Rt. Rev. w. F. Nichols,
ID. ID.
Dean. The Rt Rev W. F. Nichols. ID.
Canons named alphabetically. The Rev.
William Ault, The Rev. W III. Kitcat,
Rev. A. Il. Weymouth, d. d.
Sacrlst. The Rev. r. Fitz.
Organist. Mr.. Wray Taylor
The following until further notice will
be the order of Sunday services at the
Cathedral with assignments for canons in
charge, viz:
a m.-CeIebration of the Holy Com
munion in Hawaiian once a month.
7 a. m.-CeIebretion-Each Sunday.
9 a. m.-Matins in Hawaiian; Canon Kit
cat.
IL A. m.-Matins: Celebration first and
third Sunday in each month.
3:30 ID. m.-Afternoon service.
7:39 D. m.-Evensong.
At these services save at a. m, by
n schedule to be hereafter announced.
which will include Sunday School and
other provisions for the congregation OF
the Cathedral, Canons Kitcat and Mack
intosh will alternate with each other as
under the Dean
In order to integrate and enroll the
of all attendants at the ser
vices of st. Andrews Cathedral. all VINO
are or have been regular worshippers al
the Cathedral and all who may be mind
ed to become such. are earnestly asked
to register their names at the Cathedral
yestry at an carly date.
The following are hereby appointed to
act with the Bishop as a Finance Com
mittee. to which will be referred all ques-
lions of ways and means for the SUP
port OF ST. Andrews Cathedral and OF
ne appropriation OF all revenues OF the
not otherwise designated. viz:
Mr. w r. Castle. Jr.. Mr.. G. +. Davies, !
Mr.. Henry Smith, Mr.. Edmund Stiles.
WILLIAM F. NICHOLS.
Bishop in Charge and Dean. |
Bishop Nichols then called meeting |
u this finance committee for IL o'clock |
hi9 morning
The celebration OF the communion
vas in charge of the Rev Canon Mack |
ntosh. assisted by the Rev Canon Kit |
at. with the Rev. Frank Fftz as epis- !
toler. The sermon was delivered by
Bishop Nichols. who is an orator OF
ability. preaching without notes and
with the force and conviction OF one
whose thoughts are only OF the good i
which may flow from his utterances. |
Bishop Nichols preached from the texts !
OF the resurrection OF Christ
Ind the raising from the dead of Lag
lrus. the discovery by Peter of the /
grave clothes which had bound the /
body OF the Savior and the coming
orth OF Lazarus bound hand and foot
With the wrappings OF the dead He
iwelt upon the fact that In the one
'aSe II was the resurrection while In
he other II was only a restoration for
short time.
After taking with force and en-
,hasis the lessons from these events,
he Bishop referred TO the new condi
ions in n few words. He urged that
he spirit of unity govern every one
within the sound OF his voice. and that
he collect for church harmony and
,rowth be the last prayer OF each who
ought the advancement of the Church
n these Islands.
The number OF communicates was ex-
eptionally large and the service was.
n consequence. a protracted one.
Beginning this morning Bishop Mich
Is viii hold office hours at the vestry
oom of the Cathedral. of which he is
ow by his own order Dean. from 10 till
/ o'clock. He expects to meet all the
OF the city and will famil-
arize himself with the various condi-
ions as rapidly as possible. Among
he announcements he made yesterday
'as that on Sunday evening next he
fould begin a series of sermons upon
he American prayer book, explaining
he difference between 1t and the An
lican book OF common prayer.