The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Gaelic tomorrow.


Annual meeting of Jockey Club
Monday night.
Philadelphia battalion will land
for shore drill on Tuesday as usual.
L. S. Aungst, the Kona tele-
phone magnate, returned by the
Hall.
The Hawaiian Band will play
at Emma Square this afternoon at
4:3O.
Thos. E. Evans and sister, Mrs.
Williams, were passengers by the
Hall.
J. T. Stacker's new illustrated
paper, The Time, will be issued
this morning.
Captain J. II. Black, not King,
was elected secretary of Squad 8,
Thursday evening.
T. May, the grocery merchant,
has returned from business trip
to Maui and Hawaii.
Morgan will sell at Dowsett's
yard today, at noon, fifteen horses
broken to saddle and harness.
Officers of the Kona-Kau Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company,
Ltd, appear in another column.
Fort Street School and st. Louis
College clubs will play baseball on
the league grounds this morning at
$3.50.
Suitable reward will be paid for
delivery of a diamond pin lost on
Nuuanu avenue, between Vineyard
and school streets.
The Holomua plant was removed
Yesterday to the Harrison build
ing, near the Custom House, where
the Independent is to be located.
w. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,
agents Of the British ship Troop,
will not be responsible for debts
contracted without their written
order.
The Board of Immigration held
d short meeting yesterday after
noon. Chinese, Japanese and Por-
tuguese labor matters were dis
cussed.
A mans heart is in his stomach,
and there is no necessity of moan
ing over hard times while the
Eagle House presents its Sunday
dinner menu.
Morgan will sell at his auction
rooms today noon all right, title,
and interest in valuable parcel of
land situate at Kaunamano, Kau,
island of Hawaii.
A number of prominent educa-
tors will express their opinions on
the subject of summer normal work,
in the next number of The Pro-
gressive Educator.
Colonel Churchill, Miss M. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillig and maid,
Unger, Graham and DR.. Crandall
are booked to sail for the Coast by
the Gaelic due tomorrow.
Gus Cordes started out yesterday
afternoon in search of the three de-
serters from the ship II. F. Glade.
It is believed that the men were
the ones who stole the Summarizes
boat.
G. V. Sturdevant will give a spe-
cial exhibition of the superior bak-
ing qualities of his "New Process"
stoves this afternoon and evening
at his store, corner Fort and Bere-
tania streets.
On account of the concert at Ka-
waiahao Seminary last Thursday
afternoon, Professor Berger did not
give his usual instruction to the
Kamehameha band. He went out
yesterday instead.
Sealed tenders will be received
by the Minister of the Interior till
Monday, April 29th, at noon, for
dressed stone to be delivered at
pumping station, corner Beretania
and Alapai streets.
The English language has under
gone many important changes since
Webster's dictionary was published.
See advertisement of New Standard
publication, containing the only
complete vocabulary.
Today will be the last opportun-
ity for some time to see the won
derful kaleidoscope and hear the
graphophone. Professor Stoeckle
will leave for Hawaii next Friday,
taking both machines with him.
An inquest was held by Deputy
Sheriff Hardy over the body of
Jack" Mills, of Hilo, but no evil
dence could be obtained as to the
cause of Mr.. Mills suicide. The
funeral occurred from Wainaka
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