The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Executive Council held a brief
session yesterday morning. and cOnsid-
cred only routine business.
The fire court met yesterday after a
ninety days rest. and adjourned until
Saturday without taking any action.
The regular rehearsal of the Philhar-
Tl"Iic Society Will be held al Pauahi
Han. Oahu College. at o'clock this
evening.
Princess Kawaranakoa has dapated
500 To the ST. Augustine's ChapSl at
Waikiki, and as well will completed the
stations in the chapel.
The Leong Sal habeas corpus case
viii be taken up in Federal Court this
morning. This is the first Chinese case
in the courts for nearly six months.
Reserved seats for Lady Of the Twi-
light" which is To- be rendered at the
Opera House tomorrow evening. are
now on sale at Wall. Nichols & Co.
The a J. Fuller has been released
by Marshal Hendry. the Judgment OBJ
tanned in Federal Court by her sailors
for short rations having been salts
fed.
Niggo Jacobsen is now located at lei
Primero,' southeast corner of Alakea
and Beretania streets. orders received
at Pacific Hardware Company's art
rooms.
The new Hackfeld building was
practically ready for opening last
night. there being still a little work to
be done. which will be completed before
the hour set for the reception today.
The 1902 Club gave a most enjoyable
and well attended dance at Elks' Hall
last evening. Since the masquerade of
the club. interest in it has grown, and
there are now seventy-five names on
the roll.
Bishop Nichols is expected to arrive
on the Ventura. He is appointed to
take over the Hawaiian Episcopal
church on April LIST. During his stay
in Honolulu he will be the guest of
Major Davis.
III. Myhre. government milk inspector,
was run over by rig driven by Mrs.
Gere. on Merchant street, near Alakea,
yesterday afternoon. The cart in
which he was seated was badly dam
aged. and Myhre was injured a little.
The contempt charge against Ernest
Harrub was not pressed before Judge
Humphreys yesterday. He had been
cited tn show cause for failure to pay
alimony and attorneys fee to his di-
vorced wife. and the matter was ami
cably settled.
TIE Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety will hold their March meeting at
the residence of Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards on Saturday evening. March %. at
Z 30 a. clock. \ tull attendance or menu
bers is desired. constitutional
and matters OF great in
treest will be discussed.
thunder storm passed northwest of
the city last night. some of the electric
al displays being magnificent. The first
broad flashes were seen as heavy
clouds mounted over the range Eva OF
the Pail. The storm gradually worked
around until the flashes came only
from the Waianae section.
The first quarterly meeting OF the
Ladies' Benevolent and Social Society
Of the Central Union Church was held
yesterday morning. Mrs. Atherton was
appointed chairman of the committee
To arrange for the Easter church dec
orations. Twenty-Five members have
recently been added To the society
T The Punahou Athletic Club bowling
team has been organized. and has Us
sued challenge for a match with any
other club. The challenge has been.
posted in the Honolulu Bowling Par
lOrs. The team is composed of A NJ
(captain), w. Williamson, w
F. Smith. j. NJ. Riggs. w. Armstrong.