The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-28
G. BREVITIES.

There VIII be service in the German
church both morning and evening.
The steamer Kumeric, with Portu-
guese emigrants for Honolulu, left the
Azores and Madeira on April 20.
Los Angeles people are talking ur
another excursion to Hawaii, to leave
next month in one of the Oceanic
steamships.
The services at Oahu Prison, II a.
M, will be in charge Of the prisoners.
Mrs. Hare and Mrs. Finley will lead
the singing.
An evening paper an old
time hula-hula and concert, with Rep
r~esentative Kaniho in charge, for Ka-
hiliaulani hall, Kukui near Nuuanu
street, this evening.
David L. All, the returned Hawai-
ian delegate to the Tokio missionary
conference. will speak at Kawaiahao
church this morning and Kaumakapili
church in the evening.
The public meeting OF Oahu Lodge.
TheosophicaI Society, ON Monday even
ing at s O'Clock, in room 81. second
floor, Young Hotel, will be devoted to
theosophieal explanations.
Prof. w. L. Hart, who has recently
returned from a trip to Japan, gave
and illustrated lecture at the Y. M. G.
a. last night. The hall was crowded.
The talk was interesting and the views
were superbly colored by Japanese ar
fists.
Warren Marshall was accidentally
scalded at Lick's Mechanical School of
Arts, San Francisco, by stepping into
a boiler of hot water carelessly placed
by one of his schoolmates. His in
jury will keep him put of school the
rest of the year.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church the services today will be as
follows: 9:45 a. M, Sunday h IL
a. m, public worship; Z p. m, public
worship. The pastor, John w. Wad-
man, breaches at both services. Sub
ject in the morning, THE Motherhood
of God" and at Z O'Clock, Friendships
and Fortunes" All are invited.
Hurley Winton Bowen, an estimable
young man who formerly was night
inspector at the Honolulu custom
house, died of diabetes three days after
arrival at the home of his aunt and
mother, Alameda. Deceased leaves a
wife here. He was ailing at departure
and became worse IN the voyage. His
remains were cremated on the 14th
inst. and buried at Mount View GENE
terry.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Guild and Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Andrews cathedral will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Emory, Emma
street, opposite the Royal School, to-
morrow afternoon at half-past two.
Deaconess Sands will read a paper on
Gankin, China. The lenten ~self-den1al
offerings will be taken up at this meet
ing.
Carlos A. Long, administrator of the
estate of r. w. Holt, deceased, has
filed his final account with a petition
for discharge. He shows a balance in
of about $4,000. This is the wind
up of administration ordered by the
Supreme Court. which it said ought to
have been accomplished about forty
years ago.
Miss Minnie Nunes was married last
to Henry j. Andrews, the cere-
mony being performed by Adjutant
Bamberry, commander of the Homo
ulu Salvation Army corps. Both the
young people are we'll Know in this
city. where they have w all their
lives. Only a few intimate friends and
relatives of the bride were present at
the ceremony.
The certificates of service of persons
serving in the Citizens Guard in 1895
are in this office waiting delivery to
who choose TO call for them.
There is no charge for the parch-
all that is necessary is for the
persons interested to call and inquire
f their certificate is in the lot. They
nay be obtained in the business office
the Advertiser between the hours of
a. m. and 5 p. m.