The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A. &. Wall, DDS, will return
bv the Alameda.

have formed Il law partnership.
Pauolman ElIebrook is no
longer with the mounted patrol.
60. d will have business meet
ing and drill this evening. See ad.
Quarterly meeting of {. Brewer
& Co. Ltd. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mems wearing apparel in end
less variety at X. Furuya's. Hotel
street.
4 ladv's gold watch. with fob.
has been lost. Suitable reward if
left at this Office.
a quarterly dividend is now
due and payable 10 the stockhold-
ers of Wilders Steamship co.
Pastor Isenberg will hold Ger
man services in the Y. NJ. G. \.
hall at II O'Clock Sunday morning,
Meeting of the Third House in
the headquarters of the American
League at 7:3O o'clock this even
ing.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold an I'M
deIwriters' sale of feed stutfs at
the 2. NJ. s. s. wharf at 10 o'clock
this morning.
At the Richelieu tomorrow
night the management will serve
the finest French dinner ever fur
nished the guests of that popular
hotel.
American Minister Willis made
a formal call on President Dole at
the Executive building yesterday.
He was accompanied by Consul
Mills.
Company l Citizens Guard,
will meet at the Beretania street
schoolhOuse at 1870 saturday
evening. A full attendance Is re-
suested.
Reception of the Captain and
officers of the t. =. = Adams from
, TO 6 this afternoon. Boats Will
be running constantly between
those hours.
p. Noldenhauer, formerly
natrOIman. was found guilty OF
assault and battery in the police
court Yesterday and sentenced to
nav a fine of SO and costs.
Capt. Ernest Renken of the
mounted patrol made a score OF
"A at the new police butts, lwl-
lei. Yesterday. Several other good
scores were made by members OF
the police department.
Minister King, Representative
Richards. and superintendent }.
Cassidy of the Government Elec- I
tric Light plant will make a tour
of inspection of the electric light
ing system in the city today.
The patrolman on duty in the
vicinity of the late Portuguese
disturbance have carried six
shooters plainly visible since two
of the number were assaulted with
a volley of stones the other night.
The baseball enthusiasts are be-
ginning to enthuse. They do not
think that the proposed bill to
stop gambling and gaming at ball
games as we'll as at other sports,
will injure the prospects for the
coming season.
In a notice elsewhere it is an
nOunced that WaterhOuSe's No. 10
store has been sold to f. w. Jor
dan, who has control of the bust
ness and outstanding debts due
the store. The Queen street stores
will be continued by the Water
house estate.
Charles Spencer, of the Tele-
phone exchange gave a grand luau
at his home, Kapauhi, Wednesday
evening, in honor of the first birth,
dav of his daughter Mable. y large
number of guests were present,
and feasting and music were made
the order of the evening.
There was no meeting of POrtu
guese held in Lusitana Hall Wed
nesday night, but a committee of
three or four prominent Portu-
cuese made a hOuse-tO-hOuSe visi
tatiOn of the homes in the Punch
bowl vicinity, for what reason has,
as vet. not been ascertained.
HOlIister x Co. import and keep
on hand the finest brands of Gig
ars. Some of the best are Henry
Clay. Book x Co. La Africana.
Vera Cruz. Owl, and fine line of
Manilas Try Hollister x Co.
when anything in cigars, tobacco,
pipes and smokers articles are