The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The truant officers of the Board OF
Education are now wearing khaki uni
forms.
| No Board of Health meeting was held
| yesterday, though a meeting is prob
able for tomorrow.
| The Honolulu Brewing and Mailing
| Company announces it will pay a divi-
dend on January 81.
| The kindergartens will gather at Ka-
waiahao Church this morning. The
Hawaiian Band will be present.
| The Messiah" will be given in Pau
ahi Hall, since it has been found i'm
possible to secure any OF the larger
churches.
| Tickets for the Calico masquerade
ball, Wednesday evening, February 5,
are now on sale at all OF the principal
stores The price is 81 each.
The new roads about the Hawaiian
Hotel have been macadamized, and the
lawns will be freshly planted.
J. J. Powers, c. Brown and A Ad-
cock, three stragglers from the Mohi-
can, were arrested last night.
The Oceanic Gas and Electric Com
pany will hold a special stockholders
meeting in the office of j. II. Fisher
on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The concrete walls which enclose the
slip of the new Kakaako wharf of the
Bishop Estate have been put in place,
and work on the dock will be pushed.
The Philharmonic Society will re-
hearse Handlers Messiah" tonight in
Pauahi Hall, with orchestra and pipe
organ. All members are requested to
be on hand.
The United States agricultural ex-
pertinent offices are being removed to
the former navy pay office. Inspector
Hasson will occupy Jared Smiths for
mer quarters.
Madame Genevra tombstone Bishop.
Handel's Messiah on February 14th,
leaves San Francisco on February 9Th
by the Sierra
The Rapid Transit is now putting on
trailerS attached to the motor cars in
the morning, the noon hour, and after
business hours, when men are going to
their homes. The trailers are for those
who desire to smoke.
L. Thompson, supervising engineer
for the United States government in
the surveying of Pearl Harbor began
his work yesterday. The marking Of
the channel by buoys will be ready
for dredging to commence about Feb
ruary 10.
Naval Paymaster Hall has vacated
his offices in the Capitol building, and
is now domiciled in the new officers
building at the naval station. Captain
Merry, commandant, and the other
naval officers, have also been quarter
ed in the same building.
Military high mass will be celebrat-
ed next Sunday at 10 o'clock at the
Catholic Cathedral Twenty armed
marines and 100 sailors without side
arms, will attend. The procession from
Brewers boat landing to the Cathedral
will be headed by the Catholic Mission
band.
Information from San Francisco tells
that the United States government has
awarded an $4,000 contract for build |
ing an equipment home at the Bremen
ton Wash, naval station, to Cotton |
Brothers e. Co. Mr.. E. j. Cotton, the |
local representative of the firm, will |
return next week.
The engagement is announced of |
Miss Edith NJ. Wallace, of Vernon |
Oakland, Cal, to Col. w. II. |
Hayes, of the Forty-seventh New York |
Miss Wallace is a niece Of |
James w. Girvin, and cousin of Mrs. |
c. w. Bishop, Mrs. w. H. Rice and the |
Misses Horner, of Kukuihaele, Hawaii. |
A H r. vieirra, secretary of the |
Did directorate of the Lusitana Society, |
denies that the new officers have been !
installed. He says this must be done |
by the old officers, and they refuse to |
do this, OF turn over the books to the |
new secretary. The matter will prob |
ably end in the courts, as the new Off |
GERS do not want the offices without |
the books or cash, and the old officers
refuse to give up either.
The following officers of Court Cap- |
oes, No. S110, A. o. F., were initiated |
evening by NJ. c. PachecoJ
deputy high chief ranger, assisted by
Dr. E. c. Waterhouse, as herald: c. |
r. J. F. Eckardt; S. c. r., NJ. ]. Silva; |
treasurer, NJ. A. Silva; F. s., j. p. |
Dias; r. S., A. H. r. Vierra; S. W., |
]. c. Oliviera; J. W., A. F. Souza; S.
B., NJ. P. Rego: ]. B., NJ. Machado; |
physician, DR.. E. G. Waterhouse.