The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Hawaiian Band will give con
cert at Thomas Square tomorrow after
noon.
Castle & Cooke are dealers in the
finest grades of lubricating oils. See
their adv.
A little native boy was arrested in
the High School yard yesterday for
stealing. green mangoes.
Ten cents a month pays for Munsey's
the best literary magazine for the
money to be found anywhere.
Arthur Harrison was awarded the
contract for cementing the basement OF
the Gazette Company's cellar.
There will be meeting of Harmony
Lodge, No. q, l. o. o. F., at 7:3O this
evening. Work in the First degree.
Buses will leave Palama and Pauoa
road at 7:15 p. M, passing the corner
of King and Fort streets at 7:30 p. M.
All members of Company G, n. G. H,
are ordered to be at the drill shed at
1880 this evening for drill and business
meeting,
George Smithers has been appointed
entry clerk in the office of theI 1. S. N.
Company, succeeding w. H. Mclean,
resigned.
Tickets for the Leilani hop include
ladies and may be had of members and
at Hebron Drug Co., T. G. Thrum's and
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Evangelist Romig breaches tonight
on The Future Destiny of the Wicked;
or, Is there Heaven or a HELP" This
discourse is specially for infidels and
skeptics.
The young ladies of st. Andrews
Priory took an outing yesterday and
visited the hospitable home of Mrs.
Lemon at Waikiki, where bathing and
a general good time were enjoyed.
instantaneous salvation, Come and
hear! At the Salvation Army head
quarters Thursday night. April 9th.
testified to by each comrade.
The Board of Health will hold its
usual weekly meeting at 3 p. m. today.
The Act to Mitigate will be brought up,
and it is probable that the doctors will
express their views on the subject.
There was a sad whisper among the
boys outside the ice cream parloEs last
night as Louis Kenake passed by, and
the winds seemed to mournfully whis- |
tie, Louis, what hast thou done with
thy hair?'
Ladies' day at the courts of the Pa
cific Tennis Club this afternoon. All
lady friends are cordially invited to at
tend. The Hawaiian Band will play en-
the Executive building grounds, direct
ly opposite the courts.
Over twenty-five people were busy
all day yesterday cleaning up the rub
bish and digging up the weeds Ka-
waiahao Church yard. When they fin
ished their labors in the evening the
yard was in splendid condition and in
accord with the church itself as recon
structed.
Miss Aggie Gilman was married to
Zachariah McKeague at the home of the
bride, Monday evening. A big recep-
ton and luau was held afterward in
honor of the event. Mr.. McKeague was
until recently a school teacher in Maui.
He has accepted a position as school
teacher in Waiahole, Koolau, and will
remove there soon.
The H. A. 4. c. will probably hold
meeting at Y. NJ. C. A. hall this evening
for the purpose of turning over the at
fairs of the club to a board of managers
who will hold semi-annual meetings
and report on the affairs of the organ
ization. A new constitution will be
adopted, and all in all the club will
change the old course of events.
Mrs. Bird, wife of the captain of the
Warrimoo, and her daughter, were
through passengers to the Colonies on
that steamer yesterday. 1t will be re-
membered that Mrs. Bird passed here
lust after the death of DR.. Brodie that
event preventing her stay in this city.
1t had been her intention to so to Dr.
Brodie's sanitarium for treatment
The Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra's first CON
cert will positively take place next
Thursday evening" April at the l. NJ.
q A Hall. There will b no postpone
ment the above date haSng been fixed
uDon a month ago. A fir program will
he presented and there Mould be full
house The admission nopnly so cents. {