The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-07
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

} Mrs Mary Gum will resume her chill
dren's dancing classes this afternoon.
i Yesterday was the sixth anniversary
of the revolution which started at Dia-
mond Head.
/ Pacific Rebekah Lodge. L o. o F..
VIII have an installation Of officers to-
morrow evening.
Miss Margaret Nape and W. H. Field
were married at Maunaolu, Maui. on
December 81, 1901
An installation of officers VIII be held
this evening in Harmony Hall by Ex-
celsior Lodge, L. o. O. +.
} Miss Emma Meyer, youngest daugh-
ter of o. S. Meyer, of Kalae, MoIo-
kai, died on New Years day.
| The Rapid Transit is filing in sever
al places on Hotel street where the
rails project above the street level.
/ Capt. T. Il. Murray, of the National
Guard, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks. is rapidly improving.
The home of Fire Chief Charles H
Thurston was made happy by the ar
rival of a boy just before midnight last
night
Madame Smalrs dancing school meets
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
Elks' Hall Socials every Saturday
evening.
> Services were held in Central Union
and the Methodist churches last even
ing, the initial services of the present
prayer week.
Prince Cupid's yacht. the Princess,
was launched in the harbor yesterday.
In her races here she will be enterAi
in the third class.
The railroad track leading from the
new Hackfeld wharf across King street
to Aala Park is completed and cars
have been placed upon the rails.
The address at the meeting at Cen
trail Union Church this evening will be
made by Miss Florence X. Yarrow. Her
subject will be Personal ConSecra-
ton
The schools reopened for the spring
term yesterday with a good attendance.
There have been few changes in the
personnel of the teachers since the holi
day vacation began.
The Amateur Orchestra will have
rehearsal this evening at the Young
Mems Christian Association hall at
7:45 o'clock, and the leader asks that
every one attempt to be present.
The teachers of this city interested in
nature study will hold a meeting in the
High School building this evening at
1880 O'Clock. All persons interested in
this subject are invited to be present.
The January meeting of the Woman's
Board of Missions will be held in the
lecture room OF central ODlbn AuuICIl
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock n special
contribution will be made for the work
of Pundita Ramabai.
Superintendent Boyd received a re-
port yesterday from w. G.. Walker of
the North Hilo board upon the condi-
ton of the roads in that district. He
believes $4,000 will be needed to make
the necessary repairs and improve
inents.
( Wray Taylor has received word from
delegate Wilcox that he has forward
led 1000 packages of seeds to him for
distribution. Wilcox writes that the
former method of sending the seeds
direct was not successful, as many of
the packages were never opened.
DR. Bowman is about to leave Homo
lulu to take up a permanent residence
in San Francisco. Mrs. Bowman is
already in that city. DIR. Bowman has
been appointed examining physician for
the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company,
with headquarters in San Francisco.
Attorney General Dole has prepared
a brief to be filed in the United States
Supreme Court in the appeal from
Judge Estee's decision in the case of
Osaki Manl<ichi. In the brief he VIII
contend that the question has never
been presented to the Supreme Court
before.