The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The semi-weekly GAZETTE will
De issued today.
Easter millinery opening is now
n progress at Sachs. 4
T. w. Hebron is the Honolulu
agent for the Caligraph typewriter
Captain Underwood, of the bark
Hesper, now at Kahului, is in the
city.
IN. Armstrong, Chairman of
the Labor Commission, will return
by the Kinau on Friday.
WE. O'Halloran, contractor and
builder, can BE- found at SOC King
street, F. II. Redward's old stand.
Morgan will sell at noon today at
his salesroom, fifty barrels fine red
salmon, kits OF halibut and mack
erel.
Mounted patrolmen arrested
Smith, the bus man, last night for
furious driving on the MOanalua
road.
Labor Commissioner John NJ.
Vivas has returned from an official
visit to the different plantations on
Kauai.
Officers of the Nymphe were
presented to President Dole and
Cabinet yesterday by Commissioner
Halves.
Auditor General Laws has a no.
tice TO Government employees in
the By Authority column this
morning.
Officers of the Philadelphia and
ladies played tennis on the courts
of the Pacific Tennis Club yester-
day afternoon.
The California and Hawaiian
Fruit and Produce Company has a
business announcement in this
mornings issue.
Company D will elect first and
second Iieutenants tomorrow even
ing. After the election High
links" will be given.
The regular rehearsal of the Ho-
nolulu Choral Society will take
place this evening at Z 80 o'clock
in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall.
Officers will be elected during
the week by the different volunteer
military companies. Later an cleo
ton will be ordered for colonel.
The Hotchkiss two-pounder, or
dered by the Government during
the late insurrecIiOn, was expected
by the Aloha, which arrived last
night.
Billy Larsen is fairly launched
in the expTess business. He has
had q couple of new wagons built
for the work, one of which he drives
himself.
The choir of the Second Congre-
CATION of St. Andrews Cathedral
will rehearse this evening at the
residence of Mrs z D. Tenney,
commencing at Z 80 o'clock.
Important business will be tran
sacted at a meeting of the stock
holders Of the Hawaiian Electric
Company tomorrow, at 2 p. M, In
the office Of VIM. G. Irwin & Co.
D w. Corbett, secretary of the
Y. NJ. G. A, Will play with the
Punahou football team next Satur- |
day afternoon. Mr. COrbett is
member Of the Honolulu Athletic
Club.
The Kawaiahao Seminary con-
cert has been postponed to Satur- |
day evening, April 9th, owing to
the numerous engagements of the |
Government band during the pres
enC week.
Kamehameha Day is coming. 1t
is considered good horse sense to |
have the tires of your eulky get ~ |
q mechanic. The Hawaiian CarrI-
age Manufacturing Company set |
sulky tires correctly.
Miss Cahill, who, it will be re-
membered, was connected with the |
millinery department Of n. S. !
Sachs for so long, has opened bust |
ness for herself in part of the Jap |
anese store Dai Nippon.
Commissioners of Agriculture !
Joseph Marsdrn will make tnur
of the islands on the return of Pro-
lessor Koebele. Advices by the
Peru, Que on the 90 h, will give the
date of Professor Koebele's return.
Professor Berger's hoys played to
a large audience at Emma Square
last evening Three encores were
received. Next Friday evening
the Hawaiian and Philadelphia |
bands will give a concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel.