The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

II you wait 10 DuA dpdntSt
goods cheap 90 TO X. Furuya's.
Castle x Cooke are selling Pearl
oil at So per case delivered.
Secretary J. F. Scott of the
Board of Education left for
Kauai on Friday and Will return
ON Sunday.
The Australia will leae this port
for san Francisco on April 10th at
4 D. IN. instead Of on the 10Th, as
per regular schedule.
King street, in front of Wall,
Nichols Company, was blocked up
Yesterday by that firm opening a
carload of Kingsbury pianos.
The Hawaiian full band will
play two new pieces at the Drill
shed this evening. They are dedi-
Gated to Company ID MINISTRIES.
On Sunday afternoon at 800
O'Clock Rev. f. ROsecrans will give
a chalk-talk in the Y. NJ. {. y.
Hall. Mr.. j. q. Wood will sing.
c. r. Collins, the harness max
er, has a recipe to make your horse
we'll. He has full stock of every
thing in the saddlery and harness
line.
A residence on Waikiki beach,
within three minutes walk of the
tram car line, is offered for lease
by \. Gartenberg. See notice
elsewhere.
The music rendered by the choir
of the Second Congregation of st.
Andrews Cathedral on Easter |
Sunday will be repeated tOmOr-
row morning at the 9:45 service.
The cases of the Portuguese ar
rested for riOting last Sunday |
night came up for trial in the Pc
lice Court yesterday morning but
was continued until Tuesday next. |
DR.. Derby left on the w. G. Hall
for Kona, Hawaii, yesterday
morning. He goes no for profes-
sional purposes and also expects
to DurchaSe tract of coffee land.
The Hawaiian number of the
Illustrated Traveller arrived by
the Alameda. The outer front
cover is embellished with view of
the favorite steamer Australia
leaving port.
Vierra and Jackson will display
their ability in Chinese wash
house act this evening. This Will
take the place of the scene from a
Chinese opera mentioned IN an
other column.
Rev. Edgar c.. ROsecrans will
give one of his well-knOwn Gospel
chaIk-talks in the First NJ. r.
Church at the 7:30 p. m. service.
Mr.. Rosecrans gives crayon
sketches as his sermon progresses.
Second Lieutenant Dasher OF
Company 4, Sixth Regiment, Z.
\. G.. has been granted a three
months leave of absence, during
which he will make a health and
pleasure trip to the Hawaiian Is
lands, and expects while there to
visit the volcano, says the Stock
ton independent.
J. r. harrington, of Portland,
Maine. arrived on the Alameda.
Mr.. harrington is enjoying a four
months leave of absence after
twenty-five years of continuous
service in various political Insu-
tutions of his native State. He is
an ardent anneXatiOmst and
friend of the missionary workers.
At the Central Union Church on
Sunday evening will be given an
other of the Eventide services.
These printed orders are prepared
in Boston and contain the full ser
vice. Hymns, music, chants and
responsive readings all center on
one theme. The service tomorrow
evening is entitled "Christ the
Good Shepherd
Miss Pauahi Judd, graduate
of the Golden Gate kindergarten
and a most popular teacher, has
opened her school in the lanai of
the home of F. NJ. SwanZy, Bere-
tania street. She has at present a
large number of children under
her charge and is doing excellent
work in the development of their
young minds. Miss Madeline
Hartwell is assisting Miss Judd.