The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

has been lost.
Preston & Merrille's baking
powder is noted for its purity.
VII. Cornwell has sent to the
Coast for a professional jockey.
President Dole is expected tc
return from Kauai on Wednesday
A number of bluejackets from
the Philadelphia left by the Aus
tralia.
Frank Clifford has gone to the
Coast to perfect himself in the art
of half-tone picture making.
Mrs. Ella Smith, daughter OF
Marshall Hitchcock, returned from
the Coast by the r. P. Rithet yes
terday.
Sachs advertises the very latest
materials and designs in Tafeta
silks, French percales, muslins and
white goods.
Senators Henry Waterhouse and
J. A. McCandless returned Satur-
day from a pleasant recreation
trip to Kauai.
The Kilohana Art League will
meet this evening at the residence
of Mrs. w. G. Parke. A large at
tendance is desired.
G. Burlingame, a well-known
Coast jockey, arrived by the Arawa.
He comes to handle the stock of
the Gay estate at Mokuleia.
Paul Voeller has gone to San
Francisco to purchase stock of
groceries for the new business he
intends starting in Honolulu.
The Woman's Board of Missions
will hold special meeting at 3 30
p. NJ. today, at Central Union
Church, to hear reports from Micro
nesia.
Trustees of the Queens Hospital
will hold a quarterly meeting at
the Chamber of Commerce on We'd
nesday, April 10Th, at 1920
o'clock.
The published statement that the
Holomua will be issued this morn
ing, under the editorship of Ed
mund Norrie, is denied by that
gentleman.
Francis Leo Harden has sue
ceeded in getting himself in Jail in
San Francisco. He is thought to
have been connected with recent
street robberies.
In the several municipal and
State elections held in a number of
States during the early part of this
month the Republican party made
sweeping victories.
G. w. Helliksen, assistant jan
itor of the Central Union Church,
has resigned that position and will
join the fire department. He was
formerly in the service.
It is thought that the first work
taken up by the new grand jury of
Oakland, Cal, will be to find an
indictment against w. r Lambert,
the defaulting ex-clerk of the Police
Court.
Owing to the dampness of the
Arlington court the final tennis
tournaments were not played Sat-
urday afternoon. The games will
be played during the week on the
same court.
During the temporary absence
from the islands of T. J. King, all
matters pertaining to the California
Feed Company will be looked after
by G. Y. NJ. Forster under full
power of attorney.
The Philadelphia battalion will
land tomorrow morning for weekly
shore drill. Some time next week
probably Tuesday-a day will
be spent at Kapiolani Park, con-
sisting of exercises in different |
battle movements.
The baseball game Saturday be-
tween the Unknowns and the Phi
ladelphia clubs was won by the
former by a score of 6 to 8. Only
seven innings were played on &C
count of the Philadelphia boys
having to 60 aboard.
The regulars at the barracks
were very kindly remembered Sun
day with FIVE gallons of ice cream
from Mrs. Dole. The boys not only
appreciated the eatables, but even
more, the kind thoughtfulness that
prompted the present.
George Westfall and wife, late of
st. Louis, Mo-, were among the
arrivals by the Arawa. Mr.. West
fall makes specially of charging
from photographs and producing
from life in pastel and oil, and will
shortly open a studio.