The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-04
uFrom Thursdays Dany)

The Engineers club. recently organ
led has secured quarters in tie Y
NJ e.. a. building.
Bishop Gulstan of the Catholic
church leaves on Tuesday next For
Kauai on a three weeks pastoral visit
THE Shriners' picnic for Saturday has
been postponed on account OF the I'M
certainty Of the weather. Due notice
viii be given later.
The annual meeting Of the Hawaiian
Engineering and Construction Com
rany was held yesterday and officers
elected for the ensuing year.
Hotel street. between Puncbhowl and
Likelike streets, is being widened. the
fences on the mauka side having been
set back to agree with the new side
walk lines.
Very impressive Easter services were
held at Lahaina last sunday. The mu-
sic at the Church of the Holy Innocents
was excellent a new organ has been
placed in the Japanese Methodist
church there.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Parker for a recep-
ton in honor of Prince and Princess
Kawananakoa and Miss Alice Camp
bell on Thursday evening, April 10, al
the old Campbell residence on Emma
street.
Bishop Willis announces in the last
number Of the fourth volume of the
Diocesan Magazine that his connection
with that publicatio has ceased. In
an open letter to the sugar men on the
subject of Sunday rest for their hired
hands, he states that he will leave the
Islands.
On Friday evening occurs the AT
home of the Kilohana Art League,
with the anticipated talk by Mr.. Wick
cry. The following names are those OF
the ladies who will preside at the tea
tables; Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Helen kel-
ley, Mrs. T. II. Dodge, Mrs. A. +. Judd
ana Mrs. i. b. Wood.
The schooner Kaukeaouli sailed for
Laval gulch, Kauai, yesterday, with q
load OF lumber - be used in repairins
the damaged bridges in that part of the
island. Loads of lumber have recently
hJon taken 20 Hamakua and Kauai foI
bridge repairing purposes, by all of the
outgoing island steamers.
The entire debt of $4,000 which rested
Upon st. Augustine chapel at waikiki
has been wiped out and the church
starts off with a credit of 800. Father
! NHlentn. who was instrumental In
3 nav lllE lllt pretty tldptl
desires 20 express his thanks TO all VINO
contributed to the fund for its cree
ton.
Attorney General Dole, who Is 9
member OF the Molokai investigating
committee vs. that there is no truth
in the recently published report thai
Kalaupapa was being undermined by
the sea. The committee went over tn,
settlement very thoroughly and no
! the slightest indication was found o
any underhanded work of the ocear
I there.
/ Superintendent Waldron of the Boys
: Brigade announced his resignation t
! take effect on May 81. This has beer
accepted. Mr.. Waldron desires to car
~ out his original plans to work IN
/ the ministry, and also enter the lectur,
I field, in both of which he believes him
! self to be well qualified. His presen
I plans are to return to Massachusetts!
! and there complete his preparations TO
| pastoral work.
/ The Master Builders Association
/ will turn over the new exchange fea
! ture to members OF that body. Will
! there are some twenty-five members o
! the association, there are seventy II
the exchange. The Master Plumbers
4 Association win give up its rooms 500
| and its furniture will so to the ex
! change. The members of the eXchang
| will meet April 10th at p. m. to elec
officers