The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

n. NJ. Ayres has moved to Kahuku.
The Farmers Institute will meet at
wahiawa on April %
L. B. Nainoa has been appointed dis
trict magistrate for Koolauloa. Oahu.
Excelsior Lodge will meet tonight in
Elks' Hall for work in second degree
Suit in ejectment has been brought
by Samuel Kaahu against K. Naopeope.
supt. Cooper yesterday approved the
change of location of the Rapid Transit
switch in Pawaa.
r. S. Andrews, formerly of Honolulu.
is now on the U. S. S. Celtic, which
viii soon sail from Manila to Brook
iyn.
Seats for the performance Of The
old Homestead will be on sale at the
store of Wall. Nichols & Co on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Otto Bierbach received cable
message yesterday from Astoria. Ore
gon. announcing the death of her
father.
A musicale viii be given by the Kilo-
hama Art League at their rooms in the
Progress block at p. m Monday even
ing. April 20.
Miss Martha A Chamberlain is book
ed for the Coast on the China. She viii
attend the hftieth anniversary of her
graduation at Mt. Holyoke College.
wv. r. Castle, Jr., WIN not build, as
he contemplated. on his slightly block in
College Hills. his Harvard appointment
necessitating a change Of residence.
Judge De Bolt was engaged yesterday
in the hearing of the case of Fowler
VS.. Macfarlane. Geo. w. Macfarlane
was on the stand ali day on eross-ex-
animation.
The Marine Engineers Association
win attend the funeral of the late Will
lam H. McGregor today at $3.50 p m
from the undertaking parlors of Fl. H
williams, Fort street.
Prof. Brigham Of the Bishop Museum
will address the next meeting of the
Territorial Teachers Association. which
meets next Monday. April 20, in the
High School building.
Governor Dole has requested that a
SECULAR army officer be sent to Hawaii
for the instruction of the National
Guard in compliance with the army bill
recently passed by Congress.
Captain stott, whose luckless adven-
ture with the Miowera on the reef.
october z, 1893, is well remembered by
waterfronters, now commands the
steamer Taviuni in the New Zealand
Fiji trade--Paradise of the Pacific.
A local dealer win probably make the
experiment of bringing San Francisco
crabs here alive. They are among the
cheapest and daintiest of coast edi5les
but it has been found difficult to get
them here on ice in time to taste fresh.
G. L. Clement, editor of Hilo Side
Lights, a paper which is doing good
work for the diversified industries of
the islands, is in town. Mr.. Clement
is also connected with the Hawaii Her
aid and is hardworking member Of
the newspaper guild
Volcano Marshall has become editor
of the Shanghai Times, having given
up the idea of publishing paper of
his own called The Dragon. The new
position is an influential and lucrative
one, the TIMES being an American daily
doing good business.
Judge Robinson yesterday rendered a
decision in the case of w. s. Noblitt VS..
Lula waianuhea finding in favor of
the plaintiff for eight dollars. The suit
was for a twenty dollar doctors bill
and the court holds that the last three
visits We're not ordered by defendant.
Bids were opened by the Department
OF Public Works yesterday for the con-
struction of bridge at wainiha, Ka-
uaf. They were as follows: White
house & Hawkshurst s2s75; F. II. Jor-
dan. s2s76; ]. W. springston, 1855;
Henry De Fries, ssO75; Mahikoa, 1880.
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