The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-08
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Acting Governor Cooper leaves for
EIilo today in the Kinau-
/ II has been decided not to send the
I Territorial Band to Maui until next
/ Tuesday.
I Ii Kwong Hing. a new attache for
/ the Chinese consulate. arrived yester-
day in the China.
The Amateur Orchestra viii not meet
this evening for rehearsal, owing to
the reception to Bishop Nichols.
There will be q meeting of the Ha-
wafian Woman's Club at the home OF
Mrs. Frear this afternoon atN3 O'Clock.
A r. Hancock leaves today Tor Hilo
on the Kinau, where he viii conduct a
branch house for Jerman & Patton of
this city.
T. s. Sakao, secretary OF the Japa-
nese consulate here. will leave IN the
Moana for Vancouver, TO become act
ing consul for that port.
Prof j. II. ANIME. assisted by Mrs
Montague Turner and others, VIII give
concert at the Opera House on Sat
urday evening, April 18th.
Prof. Lyons reports that the heaviest
rainfall for March was at Nahiku,
Maui At 1000 feet elevation, where
1O2 IS inches fell during the month
The fire commission has nearly COM
pieted it's Iabors, having awarded to
date 1851 claims leaving but SS7 claims
out Of the total of GAS filed still uncon-
sidered.
Scenes from Alice in Wonderland will
be given by the Hawaiian Women's
Club at the Kamehameha School for
Girls. April 18th. at s O'Clock. Tickets
for adults soc.
II is reported that James Mallon, the
inventor of the Mallon-Bodley cane un-
loader. who is installing his machine
here, will sue the Gregg Company for
infringement OF his patents.
The Executive Council, at yesterdays
session. granted liquor licenses to
Denver Ed. Smith at Maunakea and
Hotel streets. and to Thos McTighe at
King and Maunakea streets.
There will be a rehearsal OF the choir |
of st. Andrews cathedral on Wednes- |
day evening at o'clock in the |
All members are earnestly re- |
quested TO be present without further
notice.
Mrs. ID. c. Mclaughlin of Salt Lake
City. Utah. who has been guest at |
the Hawaiian Hotel for a few weeks. /
with Miss Reynolds. departs in the |
Alameda tomorrow for San Francisco.
whence she will go to Utah.
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give
4 dance on Saturday evening in Har-
nony Hall. for which admission OF so
;ents Will be charged. A program OF
musical and literary exercises viii be
given before the dancing begins.
Owing to the front portion OF the
81. Andrews cathedral being in an
state, the apex OF the roof
directly over the altar was chosen last
week for the erection of a large cross
rhe symbol presents fine appear
ince.
Jared Smith has been notified from
that G. w. Dorsey. the
oil expert, who was to make n survey
II the Hawaiian Islands, has been re-
allied from Porto Rico, and viii be
ent to the Philippines for six months
work. On his return trip from there
lie will stop in Hawaii and do the work
outlined here.
a meeting of the Mckinley Memorial
Committee was to have been held yes
erday afternoon, but lacking a quo
urn, was postponed till Thursday aft
rnoon at o'clock. Mr.. Schaefer, who
ias elected to serve as chairman du-
ing Governor Dole's absence, has an
ctive charge of affairs as chairman.
nd Acting Governor Cooper will be
endered the position.
AS fitting tribute to the memory OF
he late Archibald F. Gilfillan, the
yorshipful Master of the Hawaiian
.odge, No. 81, r. & a. M, of which
ody the deceased was a prominent
ne Masonic Hall an engrossed copy
T the resolutions of coincidence spe-
tally drafted for the occasion and re-
emily adopted in regular session. 1t
the handiwork of Viggo Jacobsen,
nd is said to have been done in
eautifui color scheme of black and
liver. all the lettering being in gothic
hurch text.
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