The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

topic today.
There is a shortage of ships TO carry
the sugar crop to market.
\ golf tournament will be held on
the Haleiwa links on Sunday, April >.
The Hungarian Orchestra will give
a concert to the guests of the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel tonight.
Secretary Taft will be entertained
here on his way to the Philippines by
I the commercial bodies jointly.
Experiment and Experience" will be
Rev. j. L. Hopwood's subject at the
Christian Church at 100 p. m.
Solomon's Hawaiian CiIee Club Will
play at the Kaimuki Zoo Gardens this
afternoon from 2:SO until o'clock.
A large rock fell upon the roadway
crossing Nuuanu Pail, about half way
TO the summit, yesterday. Sheriff Hen
~ was notified.
1.-The Law of Service will be DR..
Kincaid's subject this morning, and
Being Good Friends With Cod in the
evening, at Central Union Church.
''Those Higher Critics" will be Rev. J.
W. Wadman's morning subject and
Lessons From Boaz and Iachin" that
of the evening, at the Methodist
Church.
Gus Schuman is going to open an
automobile sale and repair shop in his
former carriage repository on Mer-
chant street. He will handle the Ford
| machines.
c. w Mcleod, who has been a val
ued plantation overseer here since 1896,
| will leave in the Manchuria for va
| cation of four months in Prince Edward
| Island, his native country.
| The regular meeting of the Woman's
| Auxiliary and Guild of st Andrew S
| Cathedral will be held at the residence
of Mrs Kopke, 1885 Kewalo street, at
2:30 o'clock p. m. tomorrow.
H. A. Wollberg, formerly a sergeant
| in Co. E, n. G. H., arrived yesterday
| from Hlo with his family. He is on
| the way to Kauai, where he will be
| a water luna on Kilauea plantation.
President Isenberg has called meet
| ing of the Hawaiian Jockey Club tic
consider the question Of holding a meet
On the 18th Of June, Kamehameha Day
| which has not passed without horse
races for many years.
| lie usual S1 ICES Will NC iiStd cil l1AS
| NJ. E. Church today. Pastor Wadman
| will preach both morning and evening.
| Subject at IL a. m: Those Higher
| Critics." and 7:3O p. M: "Boaz and
| Jachin." All made welcome
w. o. Aiken. collector of customs at
| Kahului, was thrown from a track au-
tomobi1e while riding to Wailuku on
| Wednesday evening and severely in
| jured. He was sent to Puunene Hos
| pital.
| Jos. C. Pratt, postmaster-e1e of
| Honolulu, was receiving congratula-
! tons on his appointment about town
| yesterday. Before he assumes the du-
| ties of the office his bond has to be
| perfected and sent to Washington for
| approval.
At st. Andrews Cathedral on Sum
| day evening Bishop Restarick Will
continue his series of lectures on THE
Christianity of the First Centuries
| AS on the other Sunday evenings of
Lent a solo will be sung in place of
| the anthem.
There will be a public meeting of the
| House Health Committee in the House
| Chamber at the Capitol on Monday
! evening for the discussion of the bill
| creating the Sanitary District of Ho-
| nolulu. All those interested are in
vited to be present.
| Members of Pacific Lodge No 822
| A. F. & a. NJ. are requested to be at
| the Masonic Temple at o'clock sharp
| today to attend the funeral of their
| late brother. DR.. Henry Charles Slog-
| gett Members of Hawaiian Lodge
No. p and Lodge LIE Progress No. 124
and all sojourning brethren are invited
| to attend
Arrangements have been made by the
management of the Volcano House to
place tickets for that resort on sale at
| the Hawaiian and Moana Hotels, and
| later similar arrangements will be
made with Young Hotel. Tourists will
| therefore have no excuse for not see
| ing the chief attraction of the Islands,
as information about Kilauea will also
| be given at the hotels.
The crowd of gypsies arrested at the
Magoon block on Friday evening were
| arraigned in the police court yesterday
morning, a greasy, dirty-looking, ill
smelling lot of men, women and chill
| dren. They We're charged with va
| grancy sonny Sunha appeared for
| the defendants. Testimony was taken
| and then the judge decided that a sus-
pension of sentence until April 10,
| when the Romany Ryes would leave
| the country for Australia, would be
just the thing
|