The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
LOCAL BREvtTltS.

Madame Snalis social takes place at
Eiks' Hall this evening.
High Sheriff Brown viii not return
from Hawaii until next Saturday.
The Amateur Orchestra VIII meet this
evening in the Y. VI. c. 4. hall at 7:45
for practice.
At last accounts the troupe OF native
minstrels now touring the mainland
were az Charleston, s. G.
Dr.. A r. Rowat has lost a silver
plated veterinary instrument Return
To Club Stables for reward.
The woman's Guild OF St. Clements
chapel viii be addressed at o'clock
this afternoon by Bishop Nichols.
a large dancing party was given last
,-vening by Mr.. and Mrs II. A Isen-
berg at their residence at Punahou.
Co-poraIs Moses Wire. d. Heieuu and
H Hugo, OF Company z, ". G. H.,
have been promoted TO be sergeants-
Y Julius Asche foreman OF Eopper's
planning mill, has resumed work after
severe illness OF nearly two months on
Kauai.
A regular rehearsal of the Amateur
Orchestra wiz be held in the Y. NJ G.
a. hall this evening, beginning at T;45
O'Clock.
Kinau on Saturday a very sick man
Grippe with touch of pneumonia Is
the trouble.
Foreman Reagan. formerly OF the
Austin Publishing Company. is work
ing up the prospectus OF a trades jour
nal for Honolulu.
Hugh Howell. civil engineer OF Maui.
Is In the city to confer with the Super
intendent OF Public Works on several
government road matters.
The Rev. II. c. Tompkips and Mrs.
Tompkins OF Hamakua are In the city,
the guests OF the Rev. Alexander Mack
intosh and Mrs Macintosh
Colonel George F. Mcleod. purchas-
ing agent for the Metropolitan Meat
Company at San Francisco. will remain
about four weeks in Honolulu before
returning again TO his post.
Oecar Sellers the plumber. will leave
June I for a four months tour OF Brit
ish Columbia and the Western States
He has been in bad health lately and
goes in the hope OF recuperating-
a stage rehearsal was held yesterday
afternoon in the opera house by the
Normal School and st. Andrews Priory
students. preparatory TO the general
rehearsal today for the May Day festi-
val
Admission TO the Cleaners lawn par
ty is only 25c. BE sure to attend.
Bring the little ones They viii enjoy
the music and booths Hawaiian Gu
rios will be sold at the Hawaiian
booth.
The Kilohana Art Leagues monthly
at home takes place this evening. MIS-. |
Oliver p. Emerson will deliver talk
on "A Few Weeks Spent in Greece"
illustrated by Greek casts and photo
graphs.
II was stated at the meeting Of the
Master Builders and Traders Ex-
change Friday night that 241 building 1
permits had been issued in San Fran
cisco during the month of March. be- |
ing the largest number for any month |
ON record.
Father Valentin of the Catholic mis-
sion has a beautiful calabash of large .
size, made OF the wood OF a monkey /
pod tree that stood on the site OF the |
new convent addition. He intends to
dispose OF IL for the benefit OF the Wal
kil<i chapel.
A general rehearsal of the May Day
program will be held in the opera house
this afternoon at o'clock under the |
supervision OF Miss Felker, chairman
u the. educational branch OF the Nc
kinley Memorial Fund.
Jared G.. Smith. Director OF the Unit
ID States Experiment Station. has re-
.eived advices from Washington that
he appropriation for the local station,
in the general departmental
list, has passed the
House committee favorably.
IL Is merely a matter of a few days
before tenders will be asked for the
OF the new Kapiolani Els
iate building at the corner OF King and
Alakea streets. The structure viii ex-
tend from the paint shop on Alakea
street. around and up to the fruit store
next to the Lincoln block.
New Japanese Thester.