The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
LOCAL RREVITIES

W AOkNAAf - NANN
Kawaiahao Seminary concert in
the drill shed this evening,
Nj. 5. Levy offers bargains in
household goods today and Mon
day.
Hawaiian Lodge +, Il A, M,
meets tonight for work In the First
Degree.
German services will be held in
the y, NJ, Q, A. Halt at i o'clock
tomorrow,
No date has been decided on for
the Philadelphia battalion 10 SO
lato camp.
An American professional gen
lleman desires a home with a pri-
vate family.
The late Arthur I. Peterson was
insured in the Mutual Life Com
pany for $1,000,
Baseball between Philadelphia
club and Athletic Association team
today at 5 p, IN,
c. d. Chase offers building lows,
valued from 500 TO 5000, for sale
on easy payment.
Nj. Poulain will open fine lot
of French laees, gloves, etc, in the
Masonic block today.
April number Of the Anglican
Church Chronicle is out and is u
most excellent number.
Gus Morrissy, driver of No. :
engine, is in the hospital suffering
from an attack of fever.
The National band concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel last night
drew an immense crowd.
Company d had rifle practice at
Makiki butts yesterday. The bat
talon rifle match will take place
on the ed.
There will be celebration of the
holy communion tomorrow Palm
Sunday st the 9 :45 service in ST.
Andrews Cathedral.
B. f. and Mrs. Dillingham; enter
tanned Admiral and Mrs. Beardslee
and large party of friends at
Pearl City Wednesday.
James F. Morgan and daughter,
Robert Ballantyne, J. ii. Boyd and
Mrs John Emmeluth returned on
the W. G.. Hall yesterday
F. W. Mckinney, searcher of
records, abstracts and certificates
of titles, is prepared to do work
reasonably and accurately.
Interior improvements for the
better display and handling of re-
tail goods are being made in the
store of the Pacific Hardware Com
pany.
"Sequah will lecture on rheu-
matism this afternoon and evening
at the old armory. The National
band has been engaged to play at
the evening lecture.
Work on the new Punchbowl
reservoir viii probably begin this
week. The preliminary grading
will be done by the day, under
supervision.
The Sailors Home dining room,
Sailors Home building, will be
opened to the public next Thurs
day. Private dinner parties will
receive special attention.
The Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society will not meet this
on account of the Kawaia-
hao Church concert. Next Satur-
days meeting will be held at the
residence Of DR.. Hyde.
On the arrival Of his relief DR..
r. P. Crandall will be detached
from the Philadelphia, his three
years sea duty having expired. DR..
will spend the first six |
Of his leave in Paris.
All persons having claims against
Mrs. Amy Clark which accrued |
prior to April 8, 1892, are warned |
to present them to VIM. r Castle,
the assignee for George w. King,
before the latter is discharged from
bankruptcy, if payment is desired.
Kamuku. one of the Hawaiian
hula dancers stranded in Germany,
arrived by the Bfaunfels. He is
On the steamer and will
likely go to Manila on her and
from thence back to Germany.
Kamuku married a German woman
during his tour abroad, and will
ultimately return to the islands to
reside.