The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Kate Field tonight.

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Choral Society will meet at the
Y. NJ. G. A. at 100 this evening.
H. B. NJ. Commissioner Halves
went to Kauai on the steamer
Kauai last night.
The Delineator for March has
arrived at Hanna's. Also, new
Butterick patterns.
a number of golf-players were
out back of Punahou for practice
yesterday afternoon.
George H. Hubby, d. D. S, has
an office on Fort street, opposite
the Catholic Mission.
C. w. Porter of New York enter
tanned several friends at dinner at
the Richelieu last night.
Captain Ziegler had his COM
pany going through riot drill on
Palace square yesterday afternoon.
The Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff and
Captain of the Police of Maui will
visit the Bernice Pauahi Museum
this morning.
The Hawaiian Labor and Pro-
tective Association will meet at
7:3O this evening in the hall OF the
American League. NJ
Today will be the last oppor1
tunity the public will have to
secure relics of the monarchy at
Morgan's auction room.
A runaway horse on Alakea
street last night, as the congrega-
ton was leaving the Christian
church, caused considerable excite
ment.
Dishes and other articles used at
the New England dinner last Fri
day have been removed from Mrs.
Chapin's to the Central Union
Church.
The sale of the Club Stables
property which was to have taken
place yesterday was, by order of
the Court postponed until next
Wednesday.
The Mounted Reserve will meet
for drill on the Makiki baseball
grounds at 1870 o'clock Thursday
evening. Every member is ordered
to be present.
The informal hop to be given by
Companies B and d Thursday
night should not be lost sight of
for a moment. Undoubtedly it
will be most enjoyable. affair.
Rev. J. A. L. Romig the evange
list preached to a fine audience in
the Christian church last night.
Tonight he will speak on 'The
Work of the Spirit in Conversion"
Henry Smith, Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, has had.a typewriter
desk made by a local carpenter,
which, for design and finish sur
passes any of those imported from
the Coast.
The Company D minstrel troupe
will have another rehearsal tonight.
The boys are making good progress
and will present something worth
the public's time to witness IN the
near future.
Work on the new opera house is
beginning in good earnest. Wagons
were busy carting lumber to the
place Yesterday afternoon, and the
danger lights were put out for the
fret time last night
Three hundred Chinese contract
Iaborers are expected to arrive by
the China. Eight hundred Jap
anese, 900 of whom have been con-
tracted for are on Ogura u Co.'S
steamer, now en- route.
Artist Hilliard has accepted the
invitation of the Kilohana Art
League to display his pictures IN
Honolulu. The view will be held
next Tuesday evening and promi-
ses to be a treat for all those who
appreciate true art.
If the party who recently adj
dressed a communication to the
manager of the Gazette Company
regarding cape lost and adyer-
tised for in this paper will call at
the office or send name and adj
dress, it will be to his or her bene-
fit.
The engagement of Miss Ida Alt
berger, daughter of General Ait
berger, of San Francisco, to + A:
SEVERN, brother Of T. P. SEVERN OF
this city, is announced. Mr.. Severn
was formerly connected with Viii
Iiams' art gallery. The wedding
will take place at the home of the
bride, San Francisco, in April.
The New York Herald says OF
Kate Fields Evening With Dick