The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Australia VIII sail for San
Francisco Saturday next.
Two stores are offered for rent in
the Club Stables building
Nolte will have fresh frozen
oysters at the Beaver restaurant
today.
The Edward May will sail from
New York for this port about May
1st next.
The o-by Prof. Harrell tonight
will be The Harvest Time Is Pass
ing By"
The regular Easter vacations in
the public schools will begin Fri
day, April Sd.
J. F. Morgan will sell the house
hold furniture Of II. Peterson on
Thursday at 10 a. m.
Mrs. V. Ward, Miss Ward an !
Miss V. Ward are in the city again
after quite stay in the States.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker returned
en- the Australia yesterday after an
extended visit with friends in the
States.
A lot of new dress materials,
trimmed Easter hats and bonnets,
and new ribbons arrived by the
Australia for n. S. Sachs.
The regular monthly meeting of
the w. G. T. U. will be held at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon in the parlors
OF the Central Union Church.
Prof Otis Harrell, the singer
now with Rev. Romig at the Chris
tan Church, will leave for the
Coast by the Australia on Satur-
day.
British Commissioner HAYES,
with his valet, went to Waianae
yesterday afternoon to remain over
night as the guests of H. A. Wide
mann.
R. r. Hind and wife, Theo. Hoff::
man and wife, Mrs. r. w. T. Pur-
Wis, w. C. Wilder, Jr. and F. NJ.
Swanzy, returned by the Australia
yesterday.
There Will be an open meeting of
the American League at the hall |
at 1870 this evening. L. A. Thurs
ton will speak on the Opium and |
Liquor Traffic"
Owing to a press of business
matters Judge A. @. NJ. Robertson
will not be able to speak at the
open meeting of the American
League this evening.
The new billiard tables for the
Hawaiian Hotel parlors did not
arrive by the Australia. Mr.. Howe
received word that they would
reach here from the factory by the
next steamer.
The annual concert by girls of
Kawaiahao seminary will take
place on April I'd, at Kawaiahao
Church. A fine program is being
rehearsed, particulars OF which will
be given later.
News was received yesterday by
Theo. F. Lansing of the death of
his father in New York. state. NJ.
Phillips q Co.'S store of which firm
T. F. Lansing is a member was
closed yesterday in consequence.
Captain w. c. Wilder, Jr, re-
turned by the Australia from a
visit to the North and California
extending over a period of three
months. He has taken on con-
siderable extra flesh by the change.
On Wednesday night the Ha-
waiian hotel management will give
a special French dinner for the
late arrivals from the Coast. The
Hawaiian Club will furnish music
for the dinner and the dance after
wards.
Among the four INDECENT Hawai-
ians returned from the Coast at the
Government expense by the Mono
wal on Saturday was Annie CRUDE,
a famous hula dancer. She is the
one who broke her leg while giving
exhibitions of diving.
The Hawaiian Consul at Liver
pool has issued a provisional Ha
waiian register to the bar Roderick
Dhu. She is now at San Francisco
but under the laws must come here
within a year to take out perma-
nent Hawaiian register.
Beginning tonight, the meetings
and studying of the reorganized
branch of the Theosophical Society
will be held every Tuesday evening
in the Harmony Lodge Hall, King
street, where all persons interested
In theosophy will be welcomed.
The LeiIani boys are having
their rooms in the Kings boat ,
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