The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-19
LOCAL BREvITItS.

H ry Klemme has been reelected
rs captain Of Company A.
a special meeting OF the Eagles will
he held tomorrow at 1890 a m. at St
Antonio hall.
The photos OF the five Kamehameha
School athletes on page IL were taken
BY J. j. Williams.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Forestry has some field corn and alfal-
ia seed for distribution.
There will be a confirmation on Sun
! day evening at 7:30 at st. Clements
church by Bishop Nichols.
" IRE Right Rev. Bishop Nichols and
Miss Nichols are the guests OF the Rev.
Canon and Mrs. Macintosh, Nuuanu
valley.
\ Souvenir programs are coming from
the Josephine stanton Opera Com
pany in Australia, which seems to be
doing well.
There will be a meeting of the Agri-
cultural Seminar tonight at 1880 at the
government nursery, King street. near
Waikiki turn.
August Dreier. the late candidate on
the Home Rule ticket for the Fourth
District vacancy, announces that he is
out OF politics.
Keep Off the Grass-Kapu' signs
have been set out on the lawns In 'front.'
OF the u. $. Army quartermaster's de-
partment, near the drillshed.
The April session OF the Supreme
Court will open Monday Among the
first cases 10 be heard will be the
Smith contempt matter, and the Ka-
malo case.
An amendment to the charter of the
Oahu Railway Co. was filed yesterday
by which the company seeks to secure
the right to hold stock in any other
corporation.
The committee OF ladies, who are
making arrangements for the Hawaiian
reception to Bishop Nichols, viii meet
in the cathedral school room at -
o'clock this morning
Stanford University students win
meet at the residence OF DR.. j. 8. Nc
Grew this evening to discuss plans for
paying honors to Mrs. Leland Stanford
who is now in the city.
The Anti-Saloon League is again at
work in an effort to compel Treasurer
Wright to close the Primo beer ga
and until he returns nothing further
can be done.
The road jury to sit in the matter
of widening the Waikiki road will be
convened today by High Sheriff Brown.
The jury will go over the ground and
report their findings to Supt. Boyd IN
Accordance with the law governing
Major Wood, of the Salvation Army,
will address the meeting in the Y. M.
c. A hal tomorrow afternoon at p.
m. His topic will be THE Greatest
Discovery OF the Twentieth Century"
There will be special music and sing
ing and no doubt an interesting meet
ing may be expected, I
The RAPID Transit Company has
started work on it's South street ex-
tension, which viii enable direct COM
Gith the wharf, SO that
TO the cars without delay or resort to
drays. Special frog crossings are be-
ing made in the States for use in cross
ing the railroad tracks.
The old shade tree which has been
landmark on the drillshed grounds for
years has succumbed to the march OF
and was felled yester-
day. The widening of Hotel street and
setting back of the curb left the tree
in the street. Its removal opens a
clear passage on Hotel street from |
l1aalelea Lawn to Punchbowl street.
AT st. Andrews cathedral tomorrow |
me surpiiced choir OF ladies and men |
will render special music, IN the morn |
ng at IL o'clock singing TIE Deum IN |
2. by Holden, and Jubilate In +, by |
Wray Taylor, also the festival re- |
;ponses and special hymns. Bishop |
will preach the sermon. In the |
evening at 1880 o'clock the service will |
De fully choral and the Rev. Canon |
will preach the sermon.