The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

sorenson & Lyle are building house
on their Pearl City waterfront prem
ises.
/ The Board of Agriculture meets at
and the Board of Health at p. M.
today.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 meets at Ma
! sonic Temple tonight at 7:3O Work in
the first degree.
A game of field hockey is to be play
ed at Kamehameha School for Girls at
| 4 p. m. Saturday.
The bazaar in aid of the Chinese hos
| pital will be held April and 6 at the
hospital grounds.
For tie special session, the Senate
| will probably occupy the Secretary's
office as at the regular session.
All members of the Kilohana Art
League are requested to meet at the
League rooms at 4:30 this afternoon.
There win be grand concert az the
Hawaiian Opera House Saturday even
| ing, March 2e. See notice in another
column.
Governor Carter and Secretary Atkin-
son took respite from appointed in
| terviews yesterday and paid attention
to the official mail.
Archdeacon webber's mission will
begin at st. Andrews cathedral on
Thursday. There will be services at
10 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
T. F. Lansing receives but $3.50
month for managing the affairs of the
Hawaiian Hardware Co. in process of
| liquidation, not $500 as reported.
Uhfla
| matters, the Governor will not receive
callers after II O'Clock Appointments
must be made for the morning.
The long extension of the King street
switch at Alexander street, for con-
venience of transfers between the four
lines meeting there, is completed and in
use.
Prince David Kawananakoa is now
president of the Humane Society, and
has taken up the work begun by Helen
Wilder and later carried on by Mrs A.
6. Halves.
Archdeacon Weber will give noon
day talks to men in one of the stores
in the Young building beginning
Thursday, from 1905 to 1925 o'clock,
daily for one week.
With the coming of spring the Por-
luS hC-C CltiiSi dLlOil HUH hawaii mas
been resumed as was anticipated. A
large number of that nationality leave
for California in the Alameda today.
Matters of great Importance to the
Kilohana Art League viii be voted up
on at the meeting this afternoon to be
held at the League rooms at 4:3Q. All
members are requested to be present.
THE practical side of home decora-
IT
lem Club, Thursday evening at 7:30 in
Association hall, and the speaker is
Alfred r. Gurrey, Jr. All men are
welcome.
Mr.. George KEENAN,, explorer and |
author, visited the Capitol yesterday. !
He renewed an old Washington ac-
quaintanceship with Governor Carter |
and told Secretary Atkinson he had |
read his grandfather's book on Siberia. |
Miss Flora F. Donaldson and Mr.. |
Gavin Spence, the Scottish entertain |
ers," have decided not to give a second |
in Honolulu on this visit. |
Mr.. Spence said yesterday evening that
t':ey would return this way some time
and probably give a series of concerts.
There will be no band concert this
evening. In the forenoon the band will |
play at the departure of the steamer
Alameda and in the afternoon on board |
the tug Fearless escorting the yacht |
Lurline to sea. Tomorrow evening a
band concert will be given at Thomas
square.
Until alterations in location of the
track on King street, between Nuuanu |
street and Iwilei road, are completed |
King street cars from Waikiki will run |
onIv tn Nuuanu street while cars from
Kalihi will be switched to the Hotel |
street line at Liliha street and run
only to Alakea street.
Governor Carriers appointments to
office Will come up for confirmation by !
the Senate at the special session of the
Legislature. They comprise the Su-
perintendent of Public Works, the At
torney General, the Commissioner of
Public Lands. the Superintendent of
Public instruction, the Auditor, the
President of the Board of Health. the
Surveyor and members of various pub
lie boards.