The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1t Is rumOred that the Lei lima
Club will give another dance soon.
The Hebron Drug Co. are agents
for Bartlett's Food for infants and
invalids
Paul Neumann was reported to
be In a slightly better condition
yesterday.
Edward Dowsett returned to
Ulupalakua ranch on the Kinau
yesterday.
An assignee's notice OF the bank
rupt estate OF Bow Kee appears in
this issue.
A meeting of the Honolulu Royal
Arch Chapter will be held at 1870
this evening.
The chairs in the circus tent will
be sold by w. Seaborn Luce at 10
o'clock today. i
There was very good attend
ance at the rehearsal of the Choral
Society last night.
Theo. H. Davies and son and |
Queen Dowager Kapiolani went to
Hawaii yesterday.
The list of newly elected officers
of the Inter-Island. Steamship Co.
is published today.
President Dole was too i'll yester-
day to receive Commander Watson
and Captain Pigman.
a conveniently located and par
TALLY furnished cottage on Miller
street is advertised for rent.
Several of Artist W., H. Hill
liard's paintings were sold last
evening during the exhibition.
Marshal Brown and several law
yers went to Kauai on the Mikaha-
la yesterday to attend the Circuit
Court.
Senators Wilcox and Baldwin
left for Maui yesterday to return
on Saturday.
There will be a Lenten service of
the Second Congregation of ST. An
drew's Cathedral at II O'Clock
noon today.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club. Lady friends
are invited to be present between 3
and 6p. M.
Eighty-fve men and. "a women,
Japanese, returned to Japan by the
City of Peking under the terms of
the Convention.
w. S. Luce will sell the stock of
Thomas Lindsay, jeweler, at II
noon today at the latter's store on
Merchant street.
The meeting of the Labor Union
was postponed last night on account
of the weather. Next Tuesday night
has been set for the meeting.
Mr. Potter of New York and his
friends who have been stopping at
the Richelieu for a week went
away on the Peking yesterday.
The minstrel troupe had a good
rehearsal last night. The stage as
completed yesterday, is most excel
lent for the use it is to be put to.
There was no meeting of the
Myrtle Boat Club last night on ac-
count of the bad weather. The
boys will come together Thursday
night.
1t is said that V. V. Ashford will
return to Honolulu by the next
steamer. He has not had permits
sion from the Government to take
this step.
For some time past complaint
has been made about using a GER
tain old water cart horse on the
King street force Yesterday the
animal fell and broke his leg and
was shot soon after.
Evangelist Romig changed his
subject last night and preached on
the "Beatitudes." Tonight his
theme will be 1.-The Three Dispen-
sations" and the lecture will be
illustrated by large pictorial
chart.
Kilohana Art League rooms open
from 2 TO 4 every afternoon and
from to 9 every evening for the
remainder of the week. The public
is cordially invited to inspect the
paintings of artists w. ii. billiard
and d. Howard Hitchcock.
Rather than interfere in any way
with the arrangements made for
the benefit to the Maternity Home
and the Y. II. l., and although the
company is unavoidably detained,
Mr.. Wirth declined to give per-
formances last night and tonight.