The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-04
The Time today.
The Friend yesterday.

The Friend yesterday.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
this morning.
Sequah will lecture on Burmah
and the Burmese this evening.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association meets Monday evening.
The Hawaiian Express Company
has suspended business operations.
Morgan will hold several auction
sales at noon today. See adver-
tisements.
Book beer and fresh oyster cock
tails are on tap at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Commercial saloon adver-
tiges Manhattan gin and Gresham
cocktails.
W.Cowan, an experienced grocer
is now in charge of the Cash Gro
Gerry Store on Hotel street.
B. Bergersen has opened an art
exhibition of latest designs in en-
broidery work, at 113 Bethel street.
The Australia brought a full
supply of fruits and table dellca-
cies for the California Fruit Market.
The Eagle House gets up it's
dinners "iust as mother used to-"
Sunday dinner from 5 30 to Z 80
tomorrow evening.
The new Standard dictionary
combines the advantages of an en-
cyclopedia and word verifer. A.
w. Evans is agent.
The first league game of baseball
will be played this afternoon be-
tween the Stars and Unknowns.
Game called at 3 80.
S. Takemura received a large
consignment of mattings, gentle
mems furnishings and other neces-
sites by the last Gaelic.
A coroner's jury has found |
Durant. who is charged with kill |
ing Miss Williams in San Fran
cisco, guilty of murder in the first
degree.
The Cash Grocery Store, corner
of Hotel and Union streets, has re-
ceived a large consignment of new
and fresh groceries, and California
creamery butter. Prices to suit
cash sales.
The Labor Commission met last
evening to discuss the report to be
made upon the coffee industry. An
agreement was reached upon the
tenor Of the report to be rendered
the coming Legislature.
The members of the Foreign
Church in Hilo are considering the
purchase of a pipe organ. Some of
the prominent lady members have
the matter in hand. Hilo has an
accomplished organist in the per-
son of F. NJ. Wakefield.
Mission Children's Society meet
ing at the home of Professor T.
Richards, Kamehameha school,
7 80 o'clock this evening. A large
attendance is requested, as matters
of special Importance will be
brought before the society.
The new steamer purchased by
the Inter Island Steamship Com
pany left San Francisco on the I'd,
and is expected to arrive here on
or about the, 10th. Captain Moshier,
formerly of the American ship B.
F. Cheney, is coming down as mate
of the steamer.
Over a mile and a half of rails
have been laid on the new o. r. &
L. road between the Eva mill and
Waianae. A large number of men
are now at work and the enterprise
is being rapidly pushed. An en-
CINE was sent down from the rail
road shops last Thursday.
The attention of the police auth
critics is called to promiscuous fir
ing every morning on Punchbowl
slope, just off Alapai street. Yes
terday morning lady occupant of
a house on the corner of Beretania
and Alapai came near being in
iured by flying bird shot coming
through the window.
The rehearsals of the Honolulu
Choral Society for this month will
be held in the Y. NJ G. A. Hall on
Tuesday evening, May 7th, and
Tuesday evening, May Dist. It is
earnestly hoped that more gentle
men will attend the rehearsals, as
heir voices are needed and it is in :
ended to give a concert at an early Z