The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. F. Horner is down from La
hama.
Clam chowder at the Commercial
tonight.
r C. A. Peterson has been APP
pointed notary public.
T. Nav left by the Hall for a
business trip to Maui and Hawaii.
Several hundred Chinese will
leave on the 30th by the Coptic.
Circuit Judge w. A. Whiting is
back from an outing on Hawaii.
Cricket Club smoking concert
in Thistle Hall Tuesday evening.
German services will be held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
Captain Mcdonald has returned
from a pleasant outing to Eva
plantation.
A lady's blue silk belt with sill
yer buckle, lost near King and
Alakea streets.
Gus Morrissey, driver of No. 2
Engine, has gone to Hawaii for
couple Of weeks.
Chester Doyle has been appointed
notary public and agent to take
acknowledgements.
Mrs. Gardiner K. Wilder, of
Hilo, came down by the Kinau to
visit relatives and friends.
A photograph gallery has been
opened on the corner of Bethel and
Hotel streets by S. K. Aki.
NJ. Brash, president of the Homo
lulu Cricket Club, has returned
from vacation on Kauai.
The Kinau did not arrive last
night until near 7 o'clock, owing to
extremely rough weather.
L. II. Dee's new hack can be Sc
cured by telephoning the Hawaiian
Express Company, No. 479.
Young Hawaiians Institute choir
will render q number of selections
at the stereopticon this evening.
The Sunday dinner of the Eagle
House is toothsome and neatly
served. The story is told in an
other column.
a. w. Evans, general agent for
the new standard dictionary sets
forth the advantages of this book
in another column.
President Wight, of Wilder's
Steamship Company, did not re-
turn last night, as expected, but
continued his trip to Kahului.
NJ. S. Levy knows what is appre-
ciated in Honolulu. He will open
sale of woolens, cashmeres, fan |
nelettes and fannels next Monday. |
The photograph and kaleidoscope
will be on exhibition at Ramsay's
candy store today. The Highland
Lassie" will be the kaleidoscope at
traction.
The final tennis tournament will
be played at 4 p. M. today on the
Arlington court between Atkinson
and Woods against Dillingham;
and Howard.
Deputy Attorney General \. G.
NJ. Robertson returned last night
by the Kinau. He is as brown as
a berry and reports having enjoyed
n pleasant vacation.
Large crowds of people followed
the Philadelphia battalion yester-
day while they were practising.
The feat of scaling Kawaiahao wall
was exceedingly well executed.
Mrs. Renner, the popular dress
maker at J. j. Egan's, has been
confined to her room since last
Tuesday with severe case of la
grippe. She is now slowly recov-
ering.
Isidor Rubenstein, who was in
jured two or three days ago by
being thrown from a horse, is get.
ting along nicely and will be able
to attend to business Monday
morning.
The Portuguese band will play
at Sequah's meeting this evening.
Patients who desire to consult
Sequah can do so at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. In the evening the
doctor will lecture as usual.
The cases of Bush, Crick and
Nawihi are set for May 9th, first
day Of the Circuit Courtterm That
day being election, the case will !
probably be continued. Sam Now
lein will be witness in the case.
Public inspection of the Phila-
delphia this afternoon from 1 to 5.
Ships boats win be provided to