The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-11
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Inere VIII De a full rehearsal OF the
"Akund Of Swat" this evening at Prog
ress hall
Marshal Hendry returned yesterday
from Kauai where he has been on q
bankruptcy case.
There will be meeting of the field
day committee and officers at the z.
NJ c. A rooms this afternoon at five
O'Clock.
Pacific Lodge No. s22 VIII hold their
regular business meeting this evening.
| After regular meeting there viii be
work in the third degree.
Advices received on the Hall vester-
| day We're to the effect that the jury
in the Glennan murder case was out
but ten minutes before returning a YER
dict of guilty. Under the law Mori-
taro must be hanged.
A delightful dance was given on Sat-
urday evening at the Young Hotel by
Manager Lake in honor of Mrs Leo
nard Wood, and the officers and ladies
Of the transport Logan en- route to Ma
nila- Dancing followed a concert given
by the Hawaiian band.
A cablegram is expected today from
Washington ratifying the purchase of
the leases for the Kahauiki military
tract. A cable notifying the War De-
partment Of the willingness of the
local owners to close negotiations was
sent Saturday and If the title is clear
the deal will be closed today.
The yacht Gladys made a run out to
sea yesterday with Captain Hebron in
command in spite of the wind. She
will be dismantled now, as Mr.. Hebron
leaves in the Alameda. for an extend |
ed visit in San Francisco. He may |
bring back a new schooner, or at least |
leave an order for the building of one |
while on the coast.
At a meeting of Builders and Traders
on Saturday morning between the |
financial committee and several MEM
oers Of the Exchange, the system Of
making collections was changed from
-he old sliding scale to a fat rate per- I
:entage system. The secretary's report
showed that about 1000 had been en-
.ered on the books as having been coll
ected In this manner.
The regular meeting Of the Mothers
Ind Teachers Club will be held in the
z, w. c. A. gymnasium April 18th.
rhe paper of the afternoon will be
given by the Rev. John Hopwood OF
he Kamehameha Schools, the subject
u lHc payer OC1lSs iAS oASeIh A1hCANASCl
IS a Factor in the Development of the
Child The music will be furnished
W the Kamehameha girls.
BY the Sonoma. there arrived in Ho-
lolulu the complete machinery for the
pineapple cannery in Haiku. The in
tallatfon of this factory is a direct
ulfillment of what this paper has long
And this is not the only |
ineappIe factory which will be estab-
shed on Maui The time will come
when Maui will sell millions of dol
lrs worth of canned pines annually, 7
nd some of us will live to see it.--Maui
Jews
Counts Bonzi and Fenni, members of
prominent and old family of the Ital-
IN metropolis, arrived in San Fran
SEQ on the steamer Alameda from Ho- =
olulu this week on a tour Of the world.
9th noblemen are guests at the Hotel
:. Francis. where they gave an elab-
ate dinner last night to their cous-
8 in this city, DIR. Otis B. Spalding
Id Mrs. Spalding of $50 Hayes street.
ount Bonzi brings news of a large z
roperty interest left by bequest to
r. Spalding, who will start for Rome
thin the next two months to look
ter his Observation-Disclosures.
A grand concert, series of tableaux
Id dancing will be the form of an
ltertainment for the benefit of the
-oman's Benevolent Society of Kau-
akapili church. at Progress hall on
aturday evening. The tabIeaux will he
mprise THE Ancient King and Queen | ca
Maui" with their personal attend Il
It's Huaka, the Immortal, and the tn
,ince of Kauai. the lover of a goddess. TT
lie characters to take part are: OLE te
u, King of Maui: Waihimano. Queen SIT
Maui; Pele. The Queen of Fire; Hill :.
a, one of the sisters of Peie; Hoppe.
friend of Hiiaka; Pano-Palae and 4
neo. travelling companions of Hiiaka; <
one of the brothers, of Y
lie; Lohiau, a Prince of Kauai. Y