The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A red and white shawl has been

A red and white shawl has been
lost.
Kerr is going to give away
another piano.
A. Barnes has closed out his
place Of business.
The Reformation OF Lie" will
be Rev. Romig's subject tonight.
Rev. Romig is a chapter and
verse preacher" if there are any.
Col. Sam Norris offers 10000
acres fine Kau coffee land for sale.
w. w Dimond tells the public
about good things he has for sale.
The Temple of Fashion will con-
tlnue their closing out sale today.
There will be grand sale of
plants at Luce's auction rooms at
10 o'clock today. /.
At meeting of Company G in
the drill shed last night one new
member was elected.
The Choral Society will have a
rehearsal this afternoon at 4:30 in
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall.
w. S. Luce~ will hold a sale of
fine Japanese goods at his sales
rooms at 10 o'clock today.
Private boxes in burglar proof
vaults at the Hawaiian Safe De-
post and Investment Co.
The premises at the corner of.
Fort and Chaplain Lane are offer
ed for sale by j. o. Carter.
The Y. M. G. A. orchestra have
settled upon April 9 as the date
for their first orchestral concert.
Captain Parker has decided not
to have drill of the police force
this morning on account of the wet
weather.
g The Final Victory of Early
Professionalism will be the subject
of Rev. II. w. Peck's Sunday even
ing discourse.
J. F. Morgan will sell at his
store on Queen street, at noon to-
day, number of surries, dog carts n
and phaetons. A good opportun-
ity for bargains. !
The biggest kind of a matinee
will be given to the children at the
circus tent at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and to accommodate the
children the admission is fixed at
ten cents.
Head cheese, liver sausage, blood
sausage, Frankfurt sausage, bolog-
ma sausage; also picked pigs feet,
feet, picked lambs tongue and
picked tripe at the Central Mar.
ket, Nuuanu street.
Tuesday evening next the Hone
lulu Choral Society will give con-
cert at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall. The
program arranged is an excellent
one and will no doubt attract a
large crowd.
Word was received by the w. G..
Hall from the Hilo rife men yes
terday that they were unable to
shoot last Saturday on account of
the rain. They will probably shoot
their side of the return match
against Company B today.
The first annual meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club was held in the
office of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
and Investment Company at noon
Yesterday. The president being
absent, S. G. Wilder was appointed.
to the chair. Moved and carried
that the meeting adjourn subject
to the call of the president. {
At meeting of the parishioners
of St. Andrews Cathedral last
night Henry Smith was elected
and Edmund Stiles
was announced as the. Bishops
Messrs.. Fred. Wood,
P. Jones, John d. Holt and S.
Meheu1a were elected sidemen.
The annual account of the church
warden for the past year, was
accepted.
w. L. Pettenger left for his home
in Portland, Oregon, on the bark
C. D. Bryant last Thursday. Mr.
Pettenger was for many years the
private secretary to Mr.. Fields, the
manager of the Oregon division OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad. He
is ENJOYING a few months vacation,
having spent two months IN and
about Mexico and Southern Cali
fornia. During his stay here he
was the guest of Captain Dabel and
Dekum.