The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-28
LOCAL BREvlrIES.

Ihe drouth is beginning 10 affect
pasturage all over the island.
Stamps of the new issue are being re.
ceived en- mail from the States.
Matinee at Orpheum today, Nell OF
Old Drury"; admission Is cents and 50
cents
Several acres of guava bushes in the
upper Pauoa valley are reported to be
dying.
Judge Galbraith is building a cottage
McClanahan.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P,
will hold their regular weekly meeting
tonight in Harmony Hall.
Rev. G. l. Pearson received news yes
ierday oi the death OF his father, John
NJ. Pearson, at Ypsilanti, Mich.
A dance will be given this evening at
the Moana Hotel following the dinner
during which the Moana Quintette Club
will play.
There will be no concert by the band
tomorrow afternoon as the organiza-
ton will go to MoIokai with the Iegis-
lative committee.
In an answer filed in the Federal
Court yesterday ]. Hayashf declares he
is not a bankrupt; that he has a fire
claim award of $1,000 and that owes but
81. 900 of this sum.
Mr.. Swanzy expects to occupy his fine
new residence on the Manoa road in |
about ten days. The Isenbergs have |
moved into theirs at Wilder avenue !
and Punahou street.
Contract Surgeon Robert ]. McAdory
has been relieved from duty at Camp
and ordered to San Francisco,
Cal, to report to the Adjutant General
of the army for further orders.
Liliuokalani has fled suit against the
Inter-Isiand Telegraph Company in the
Second District court to recover the
sum of $50 for rent of premises at
E<Oala. leased by plaintiff two years ago.
The practice on the music for Easter
Sunday praise service at the Central
Union church Will be resumed at 8
o'clock this evening. 1t is hoped that
those who have consented to help in
this work will attend the rehearsal.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
'. NJ. <. A. meeting will be addressed
BY two speakers. One is tourist who
has held many responsible positions in
The East There will be discussion
IN planning Your Work and Working
Your Plan"
The farewell performances of the
Waldorf Company are adver tised in this
ssue. On Monday evening THE Lady
If Lyons" will be played, and will be
ollowed on Tuesday by farewell ben
fit performance, the piece FOR this occa-
;ion being the ever-popular drama
East Lynne
Mary Gouveia, a Portuguese servant
,irl who has been employed in the Fer
landez home at Kalihi, was arrested
asst night, charged with the theft of
many small articles of jewelry of her
Employers. Some of these were found
Ipon her person and she admitted the
heft to the police.
The at Home of the Kilohana Art
league will take place at o'clock this
.tIernoon at the Art League rooms.
The ladies to preside at the tea tables
re Mrs. H. c. Brown, Mrs. F. r. Day,
irs. r. Myers. and Mrs. Henry Water
loUse. The prospect of some music on
he samisen by two Japanese ladies will
id interest to the unique occasion.
George Davis yesterday asked for the
Of the decree in the No
regga divorce case. He asks that his
:ghts he protected, namaly. that he be
iven the fee of 81, 900 allowed by Judge
lear. Davis has note and mortgage
occurring the judgment of 5000. which
e would not turn over "a Mrs. No
regga, and the husband gave new
mortgage and cancelled the one held by
,avis, which had rot been recorded.