The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
xt Friday is Good Friday.


Regular meeting day of the
Board of Health.
The well-bred trotting mare Milly
is offered for sale.
NJ. Brasch has gone to Kauai for
two weeks vacation.
The flagship band played at the
Hawaiian Hotel last night.
The Jockey Club will meet dur
ing the latter part of the month.
Elm Craessels has been posted
as a deserted from the bark Triton.
Extra fine Hot x Buns for Good
Friday at Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
Chief Justice Judd and family
have gone to Kualoa to spend few
days.
The Paradise Of the Pacific for
April will be out in time for the
Australians mail.
Otto Humane, carpenter, builder
and joiner, 1873 Nuuanu street, has
card in this issue.
A large crowd attended the con-
cert given by the Hawaiian Band
at Makee Island last night.
The Chinese Cemetery Associa-
ton elected officers last night.
They appear in another column.>\
w. T., Peterson, notary public,
typewriter and collector, is now
located over the Golden Rule Ba-
Zaar.
Edwin A. Jones will go over to
Waikane today to spend a week.
His family has been there for some
time.
Purser Sutton, of the Alameda,
may remain in San Francisco per-
manently as freight clerk on the
Oceanic wharf.
Special services will be held in
Central Union church on Easter
Sunday. An augmented choir will
be one Of the features.
Three Japanese gamblers, two
common ordinary DRINKS and one
for opium in possession, was the
work of the police last night.
There were twelve additions to
the membership Of the Central
Union Church last Sunday, part
by letter and profession of faith.
William Daley, the theatrical
manager, writes that he is trying
to make arrangements to bring
Nelson's circus here for season.
Commissioner Marsden received
two new varieties of olive trees
on the Australia. These will be
planted upon the heights of Tanta-
lus.
Woven Wire Bailey prints this
morning the answers to his "Hid-
den Words" The whole includes |
the names of the members of the
Cabinet.
The Bishop of Honolulu will adj
minister the rite of confirmation to |
a number of candidates this even
ing at o'clock in ST.. Andrews |
Cathedral.
NJ. Poulain announces that |
French lessons will be taught three
evenings a week at reasonable
rates. Language can be acquired
in six months.
The choir of the Second Congre-
CATION of ST. Andrews Cathedral
will have special rehearsal Thurs
day evening at the residence of
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, Pauoa.
The baseball league will meet in
w. F. Aliens Office at noon today
to further discuss the application
of the Kamehameha Alumni Asso-
citation for admission to the league.
Professor Stoeckle, who has been
in the hospital for q week or more
suffering from an attack of inter-
mittent fever, is improving. He
will be out and around in few
days.
The new edition of II. nj. Whit
ney's Tourists Guide Through Ha-
waii will be issued about the latter
part of ths month. Twenty five
hundred copies will be the num-
Der of the edition.
On account of extreme rough
weather on the Hamakua coast the
Kinau was not able to finish load
ing sugar in time to arrive on her
regular schedule. She will be in
early this morning.
A three cornered match race is
talked of between Tom Hollinger's
Gerster, Bob Ballantyne's Sllkey
and Nevada. Each of the horses
have number of admirers, and, if
the event is arranged, it will be an