The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-07
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Society at Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
Philadelphia battalion will land
for the usual drill this morning.
Executive and Advisory Councils
will meet this morning at II o'clock.
Captain Ziegler drilled Company
F on Union Square yesterday after
noon.
See Trilby advertisement of
shoes by Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany.
Moonlight concert at Makee ISL
and this evening by the Hawaiian
baud.
Alexander Lyle is going to the
Coast for a lengthy visit about
June 1st.
J. J. Egan and family expect to
leave for New York by the China,
due here on the Goth.
Upon the arrival of sticks from
the Coast, the Honolulu Lacrosse
NIuO villa q IOC1AA'
Boarders at Mrs. Chapin's, Haa-
lelea Lawn, had their pictures
taken in a group Sunday.
G.. Spuwmeyer, one Of the desert
ers from the II. F. Glade, was taken
to the hospital yesterday.
Special attention is called to the
display of French trimmed pat
tern hats by Miss Cahill today.
C. B. Wells, sergeant of the
mounted police, has been promoted
to second lieutenant in that body.
The small boys are practicing
very earnestly for the tennis tour
nament to take place on the 18th.
The May number of the Para
disc of the Pacific will be on sale
at the newsdealers this afternoon.
Professor Berger's band prac-
ticed six new pieces at the bar
racks yesterday morning. All are
very catchy.
It is rumored that the Japanese
theatre is not paying investment.
It will likely be discontinued in
the near future.
Sugar bags by the thousands are
piled up on the Oceanic wharf
awaiting shipment around the
Horn to New York.
Some of Professor Berger's band
boys will go to the Coast for trip
during their vacation, which will
probably be in July.
Sam McKeague has been com
missioned as aide on the staff of
the commander-in-chief Of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
a native boy ran away from the
Reform School yesterday and re-
turned to his home. He was taken
to the police station last night by
his father.
Commissioners sale of undivided
one-half of valuable premises in
Kalihi, Oahu, advertised for today,
has been postponed to Wednesday,
May 18th.
Sequah's chariot paraded the
streets with the Portuguese band
last night. After this a meeting
was held on Union Square. Quite
crowd attended.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Meek
Kaimimoku, widow of the late
Richard Meek, took place from
Iwilei yesterday at pm. A large
number of friends attended.
Work is being rapidly pushed on
Kawaiahao church. One-half of
the new timbers have been put in
place. A temporary floor will be
laid and the roof removed at the |
end of the week. :
The Woman's Board of Missions
will meet at the Central Union
church this afternoon at 2 80. Mrs
Cooper will give some account o,
her work among the lower elasset
in Eastern cities.
The three Cinnamon arrested O.
April 9th by officers Geo. Sc
Cordes and Kanae, were tried IN
the police court yesterday. Twl
were fined 500 and costs. TT
other was acquitted.
Jacobson & Pfeifer have treats
on the silver question in this morn
lng's paper. Attention is directed
to their stock of sterling silverware
souvenir spoons, plated ware,
watches, diamonds, etc.
Stockholders of Pacific Mill Com !
pany and Honokaa Sugar Com