The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sugar, 1t.

captain W lIder orders drill
for Company ID this evening.
y letter from ~. H." remains
uncalled-for III this office.
Officers of the Ponahawai Coffee
Company, Ltd, appear in another
column.
The new shell ordered of ALI.
Rodgers by the Myrtle Boat Club
will arrive by the next Australia.
Luce will sell the household fur
niture of q. I. Mclean, Vineyard
street, on the premises at 10
o'clock Monday morning, April
9th.
Miss Sarah Mclean Hardy and
Warren Cranston Gregory. both
of California, were married at Ii
hue, Kauai, by Rev. Hans Isen-
berg on April Goth.
In the program of the forthcom,
ing kamehameha concert there
will be some entirely new features.
Among them will be two entirely
new plantation oddities.
During the month of May for
eign mails will be closed two
hours prior to the departure of
steamers. See notice elsewhere of
Postmaster-Gener Dat.
Rev. V. III. Kitkat, chaplain to.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Willis, left by the
MiOwera yesterday on six
months vacation, which he will
spend in Canada and England. 4
BY order of L. \. Thurston, adj
ministrator of the estate of DR..
J. BrOdie, Jas. T. Morgan will sell
at his salesrOOms tomorrow at ID
noon two horses. a phaetOn and a
set of harness.
The Honolulu Undergraduates
Union will hold its regular month
~ meeting at Queen Emma Hall,
at 2:30 p. IN. today. All the kin
dergarteners, whether members |
or not, are requested TO be pres
emf.
The residence of Mrs. F. s. |
Pratt. on the corner of Printers
Lane and PunchbOwl street, is of
fered for rent Also a newly fur |
nished cottage on adjoining prem
Uses. For particulars see VIM. L.
Peterson.
The 18th anniversary of [. o. O.
F. will be celebrated by picnic at
Sans Souci tomorrow. Officers,
members. their families, visiting
brethren, widows and orphans of
deceased members of the order
are invited.
The Portuguese riOting case
took up the whole day in the Dis
trict Court yesterday. Police of
ficers were the only witnesses on
the stand. Lieutenant Needham
was the last. The case will be
continued today.
Loo Chit Sam. zee Chin and Kat ,
Poo of bribery fame made no move
toward appealing their case, con-
sidering themselves fortunate in
getting off at $500 each. The
spells were divided among the
lawful owners Yesterday.
H. P. Eakin. druggist for the
Hebron Drug Co. received word
from his home at UniOnville, On
tario. of the accidental death of
his father on the 25th ult. by
Mr.. Eakin's father was
a hale. hearty man. and his death
was a severe shock to his family. f
The Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society will meet at s
O'Clock this evening with Judge
and Mrs. de la Vergne, at the
home of c. NJ. Cooke, Beretania
street. On account of the recent
meagre attendance at meetings
this evening will be devoted to
the subject of The future of the
Organization"
There were some badly fright
aned people in tire vicinity of
Adams Lane last night. For the
space of a half hour people de- +
rected the smell of smoke as of |
burning wood, but could not place
is origin. Some one was just on
he point of turning in an alarm
IF fire when it was found that
wood was being dried in the ovens R
n James Steiner's bakery. and "
hat the bakers had allowed this
o get too hot. B