The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-19
LOCAL BRE vITlES.

c. H. Tracy will give an address at
the Rapid Transit clubhouse at 10 a. m.
Rosen's Hungarian Orchestra will
have a rehearsal this afternoon at 1870
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Lycurgus and
child returned in the Kinau from the
volcano
Director Jared G. Smith of the Fed
eral Experiment Station returned from
the volcano yesterday.
The feast of st. Joseph is observed
in the Catholic churches today. the
second Sunday in Lent.
Solomon's Hawaiian Club will give
! a concert al the zoo garden Sunday aft
ernoon from 2c30 to p. m.
On Monday Jim Quinn will drive a
taliy-ho coaching party to the Pail.
The start will be made at}9:30 from the
Promotion office.
Rev. S H. w. Digby of the San
Francisco Seanan's Institute. leaves
Honolulu for the coast on the steamer
sailing Tuesday.
Mr.. s. Cooke SeeIey of Boston is
planning a surrey trip around the Is
land of Oahu, the start to be made next
Monday afternoon.
Cactus is being fed to cattle On the
Hind ranch, Kohala, owing to the
scarcity of water Cattle are dying of
thirst on the higher lands of Hawaii.
10 n
st. Patrick's entertainment after their
regular meeting Monday evening.
Prizes for Irish song and story will be
given.
'.Unspotted from the World will be
the subject of Rev. E. B. Turner's SER
mon at the Christian Church at 7:30
p. IN. Devotional services win be held
at II a. IN.
C. D. Lyon and Wong Hin will con-
duct the young peoples prayer meeting
at the Christian Church at $50 p. m.
''Glorifying God in Our Daily Work
is the subject.
c. F. Day will conduct the Round
Table talk at the Y. NJ. c. A. at p.
M. Subject, 1.-THE Prompt Decision of
a Man of Great Authority" All men
welcome. Tea at 6.
A deed from John Ena and wife to
Honolulu Gas Company. Ltd, has been
recorded for 1929 square feet of land
at Iwilei. the consideration being $1,000.
This purchase is the site of the pro-
jected gas works.
Mrs. Bathsheba NJ. Allen has pur-
chased II, $50 square feet of land, front
ing 79.4 feet on Richards street, from
the B. P. Bishop estate trustees, the
consideration being $4,000. The lot adj
joins the Allen homestead.
At ST. Andrews Cathedral this even
ing Bishop Restarick will deliver the
second of his series of lectures upon
christianity of the First Centuries.
Miss Hartnagle will sing REST in the
Lord" from the Oratorio of Elijah.
Prof George Mead of the University
of Chicago will speak on Moral Con-
sciousness'' at Central Union Church
this evening. Miss Marx will sing and
Mrs. a. B. ingalls, will offer a violin
solo. "The Larger Life" will be DR..
kincaid's topic at IL a. m.
Secrtary Atkinson is formulating a
scheme for submission to the Legisla-
ture to refund the Territorial bonded
indebtedness. which he thinks can be
done to advantage under force of the
opinion rendered by Dillon & Hubbard,
the New York lawyers, that Hawaiian
bonds are not subject to taxation.
About fifty of the Kamehameha
School boys celebrated their victory on
the Boys Field by hiring Jim Quinn's
big six-horse talIy-ho and driving about
town. They visited the Girls School
at Kamehameha and Serenaded the
teachers and pupils, then serenaded
Principal Horne of Kamehameha, dined
up town en- nasse, visited Punahou Col |
lege and had a good time generally.
Mr.. S. L. Moore, a tourist, who re-
turned yesterday from the Volcano, |
states that there is little or no smoke |
issuing from the crater, but the APP |
pearance of the bottom of the pit in |
dicates that there is great heat be- |
meath the outer shell of lava, and he /
would not be surprised to hear that an |
explosion had taken place any day in |
the near future. Mr. Moore consider |
ed the view one of the grandest in his |