The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-07

The Mariposa is due from San Fran
cisco today.
Hopp & Co. are making a speciality
of $50 bedroom sets.
The Office of the Kobe immigration
Co. is in the ChuIan building, Nuuanu
street.
The brig Courtney Ford, bark Mel
rose and bark FoxgIoye will probably
sail today.
Nicely furnished rooms opposite Chi
nese Church, on Fort street, are adver
tised for rent.
The Y. NJ. c. a. Orchestra win have
a rehearsal tonight in the Central
Union Sunday School rooms.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at 1870 o'clock
this evening. Important business.
]. z. Morgan will sell at his sales
rooms at 10 o'clock today a fine line
of dry goods, groceries, inlaid vases, etc.
Captain Isbester, the two mates and
others of the burned bark Centaur left
for San Francisco on the steamer China.
toward Allen street to make room for
the Maripnsa, due from San Francisco |
today.
All members Of Company a, n. G. H.
are ordered to assemble at the drill sh6d
at 7:30 this evening for Presidential re-
view.
The annual meeting of the Strangers
Syx Nrfl bSa al h<a r.
lors Of Z. ID. c. A. Hall at 10 a. N.
Friday. -
Love, Cour&ship and Marriage" will |
be the subject of Rsv. DR.. DilIe's lee
tuPe IN the Methodist Chnrcn at IDS
tonight
Captain Murray expects every mem
Der OF Company II, ~. G. H.. to be at the |
drill shed at 7:30 this evening for re-
view by the President.
Mrs. E. D'Arcy. recently in charge Of
the Club Hotel of Kobe, arrived on the
China. Mrs DARCY contemplates open
ing a hosiery in this city
There was an important meeting OF
the H0oulu Lahui yesterday. 1t was de-
cided TO raise the salary Of Mrs. Lemon, |
matron at the Maternity Home.
There will be a guardians sale of
valuable real estate located ON Kapio-
lani street on Saturday next at IL noon,
at the front door Of the Judiciary build |
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels and
Miss Joliffe left for San Francisco on
the China yesterday. Mr.. and Mns. |
Spreckels will be back in about a |
month.
DR.. Ollie will give brief sketch OF
his trip to the top of Mama Loa at the
close of his lecture ON love, Court
ship and Marriage in the Methodist |
Church tnnfgh<.
The officers OF the u. S. S. Adams
will not receive Friday next on account |
of the tennis tournament now in pro
gress, but theA will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends ON Friday. May ed. |
The H. 3. Glade discharged ammonia |
for the fertilizer works at the railroad |
wharf yesterday. About $50 cases of |
block tin for Emmeleuth's factory Will |
be discharged there during the week.
Dick Webster, for several years
chief cterR of the Inter-Island Steam |
Ship Company d1lQ WHO WonI u HIS
home in Scotland three years ago on |
account Of illness. still remains in poor
health.
w. Seaborn Luce will sell at his auc-
ton rooms, corner Queen and Fort
streets, an noon today the balance of
the rare books contained in the library
of the late w James Smith. Also at
the Same time the personal effects OF
the late J. Dounefly.
The eEeHs of the Myrtle Boat Club
had their last strong pull oEep the |
Pearl City course last night. The rest
of the Vneeis Wall be devoted to light |
practice pulls. The senior crew enter
tanned George Carter at dinner at the |
Arlington on retnrning to- tosEn.
Managep Dillingham; toAi United
States Mtnfs2er Dunn and others Of |
the through passengers on the China |
out for a sln on the railroad Wednes-
day afternoon. The actual running [
time 70 waianae anu return Was two
hours and SIX inmates, which is very |
good time for a narrow gauge road. |
The Vaaitors expressed themselves as
highly gratified with the trip and the
courtesies extended by Honolulu's en-
terpristng railroad manager.