The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.

On Saturday the jury visited Pearl
! Harbor.
The steamship Hyades left for Hno
| last night about 1880 o'clock.
a Porto Rican was badly damned
between cane cars at Keaau. Hawaii
The Catholic Benevolent Union will
mold their regular meeting this evening
at Union Hall, Catholic Mission.
The annual meeting OF the Hawaiis n
Jockey Club will be held at the Ha-
waiian Hotel at o'clock tonight. \
The Democrats are talking of NOM
mating w. S. withers as their candi-
date for Representative in the Fourth
| District
The 1902 Social Club has issued is
invitations for the masquerade ball to
be given at Elk's Hall on Thursday
evening.
The Hawaiian Engineering and Con-
| struction Company. at its meeting Sat
urday. adjourned TO the first Wednes-
| day in April.
The Fifteenth Infantry and the Ho-
nolulu Athletic Club baseball mines
will play game at Makiki this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
George Fall. n Iaborer on the Levers
q Cooke building is confined at Queens
Hospital because OF injuries received
while at work last Friday.
The annual meeting OF Castle &
Cooke Co. Ltd. was held Saturday,
and the old officers reelected. Only
routine business was transacted.
The United States civil service corr
mission will hold an examination here
and at Hilo. March %, for the position
of stenographer and typewriter In the
customs service. The place will pay
800 per month.
There will be no rehearsal of the
Amateur Orchestra this evening. as
most Of the members will attend Mac
anne Genevra Bishops concert at the
Opera House.
Two Hawaiian canoes belongingI to
High Sheriff Brown were sold at auc-
ton Saturday. o. j. Lutted bought one
for s42. so. and James Steiner paid Sc
for the other
William Mccarthy. released by Judge
Gear on a technicality. was before him
again Saturday, for arraignment on a
new indictment. Robert and Edgar
Williams. who also escaped on a charge
OF burglary. We're arraigned on a
charge OF larceny in the first degree.
The late f. c. Macfarlane made
new will shortly before his last depar-
ture from Honolulu. but ii will not he
opened until after the funeral services.
Mrs. Macfarlane will return with the
body. and make her home in this city
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Macfar-
lane.
The polo game between the leading
teams. for the benefit of the Mckinley
Memorial Fund. will be PLAYED on Sat
urday OF this week. as originally plan
ned. The statement has been made
that II would be postponed. but the
players are making all arrangements
for the game.
q. III. Berrey. manager of Berrey's
Commercial Agency. is a very sick
man. having submitted on Saturday to
a serious operation. The operating
report his condition as favorable. I'M
der the circumstances. but he will be
kept indoors for some weeks.
The Male lima Athletic Club will
not put a team in the field day events
The showing made last Friday at a
meeting held at the Robertson premises
ON Nuuanu street was not the best /
and il was decided that the club would I
do better by withdrawing from the
The association will commence
active baseball practice tomorrow.
Consul General a. de Souza Cana |
varro. upon his return from abroad. |
presented TO 8. NJ Damon the decora- |
ton of the order OF Christ OF Portugal. |
conferred by the King OF that country. /
Tor courtesies extended by Mr.. Damon |
10 the representatives of Portugal in /
Hawaii. The badge of the order is a /
'rOwn surmOunted by a small crosS
At the annual meeting OF the HAr /
Naiian Fibre Company. Saturday. then
I'D officers were reelected. \. H
Turner was reappointed manager. and .
he stockholders present We're very en-
husiastic over future prospects. The
eport OF Secretary Weldon. which
vas published in the Advertiser sew
raj weeks ago. was read before the
Meeting also
The Honolulu branch OF the Terri
orial Teachers Association viii meet
omorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock in the
High School \ paper on school gov
'rnment will be read by Rev. AleXan-
Ter Macintosh. and "A discussion on
he subject will be led by Prof. NJ VI.
scott and Robert Law. DR.. Arthur
HaXson Smith. of oahu College will /
give a musical selection.
Miss Marian Launer. OF Lompoc.
al. and Frank King. of this city, We're
married yesterday afternoon by Rev.
". VI. Kincaid at the latter's residence
m Thurston avenue. The bride is well I
1nown in this city, having lived here
or nearly year. She recently went II
q the Coast. and returned only cOu-
lie OF weeks ago. Mr.. King is we'll II
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