The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-24
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

his - Holy week, next Friday be
ing good Friday.
Princess Kalanianaole receives only
on the second Tuesday OF each month
Dir. and Mrs. r. Il. McStOcker. OF
Olaa. arrived Saturday, and are tbs
guests OF Mrs. Julia Along.
John Emmeluth and KaIauokalan
say that Beardslee will yet be the
Home Rule candidate for the Fourth
District.
Miss Ivy Richardson entertained last
week in Hilo for Miss Alice Jones. OF
Honolulu. and Miss Belle UrrOtt, OF
Pittsburg.
The balloon ascension scheduled 10
take place Saturday at PunahOu. failed
10 materialize, owing to the rain and
high wind.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday. 1t was
observed at st. Andrews Cathedral
and the Roman Catholic Cathedral by
special services.
caught on Pacific Mail wharf yesterday
morning by Customs Inspector Carter.
while IT was running away.
Miss Rose Dawson, assistant !seere-
tary OF the Board of Education. re-
turned Saturday on the Kinau, from
Few days outing on Maui.
one of the pleasing attractions at
the opening Of the new Hackfeld build
ing was the Clark automatic telephone
system. installed by Guy Owens.
Judge Estee states he has heard
nothing from Washington relative to
the consideration OF his name for the
Office OF Secretary Of the Interior.
DR. G. Il. Cooper. Deputy Grand Elk
allied Ruler of the local Elks, expresses
himself well satisfied with the recep-
tion accorded the Honolulu herd by the
residents of Hilo.
Owing to unfayorabIe weather Sat
urday. both matinee and evening per
formances OF the dramatic company at
to next Saturday.
lulu Cornmandery. knights Templar.
at the Masonic Temple on Saturday
night, a fine banquet was given there.
lasting until after midnight.
There will be the regular rehearsal
Of the Amateur Orchestra this evening
at 7:45 o'clock, in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall. All MEM
bers are requested to- be present.
Rev. j. A. Cruzan. pastor OF the
First Foreign Church OF Hilo. has re-
signed the pastorate. The resignation
came as the result OF opposition toward
him by certain members OF the congre-
CATION.
The meeting OF the Hawaiian Live
Stock Breeders Association. set for
March %. at 10 a m. has been ad-
burned to Monday. March 24th, at 2
,. m. In the hall over Castle * Cookies.
This will allow the attendance of MEM
,ers who were out of town on Saturday
morning.
The Woman's Guild OF the Second
of st. Andrews will
meet today (Monday). March "A, at . |
}. M. at the residence OF Mrs. Chas. |
!. Crane. Kewalo street. near Wilder |
Avenue. \ full attendance is desired. |
s matters OF special Importance are |
u be brought up.
Bishop Willis returned Saturday from /
flying trip to- Hawaii. and yesterday /
fteruoon administered the rite Of con- I
Tmation. or laying on OF hands. in St /
andrews Cathedral Twelve candi-
ates We're presented by Rev. V. II.
,itcat-four females and eight males.
he bishop delivered an address TO the
andidates. and special hymns We're
ing.
Harry Chamberlin, for the past year
iachinist-operator in charge OF this
aper's linotypes on the night shift,
-aves for San Francisco tomorrow by l.
ne Sierra to accept a similar position
ews. THAT paper having recently in
$500 a plant OF linotypes. Mr.. !
hamberlin has made many friends on
10 beach. and his departure is much
GREETED by them.