The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIE<S,.
A buying agent for eight year
old Scotch whiskey is wanted.

Heartfelt Experimental Relig-
ION will be Romig's subject tonight.
III. F. Wichman has a change OF
ad. today. He looks after your
eyes.
There will be a special meeting
OF the Honolulu Royal Arch Chap
ter at 7:3O tonight.
Seven Chinese gamblers were ar
rested last night by Lieutenant
Needham and others.
Hans and Fritz are rival boot
blacks. Fritz has a stand in the
Criterion barber shop.
Lono, a native, was locked up
last night on the charge of assault
and battery on his wife.
An act relating to the beginning
and end of the biennial fiscal pc
RODS is published today.
The engagement of Miss Mollie
Atkinson to Samuel G.. Wilder,
both of this city, is announced.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company, offer for
sale small block of l. /. S. n. Co.
stock.
Wall, Nichols Company are the
agents for the Big San Francisco
papers, the Examiner, Call and
Chronicle.
All bills against the Honolulu
Road Board previous to December
81, 1895, should be presented be-
fore noon today.
The engagement of Francis Gay,
Of Kauai, TO Miss Lille Hart,
daughter of Judge Hart, of Wal
kiki, is announced.
A dividend will be due and pay
able on the stock of the Waikiki
Sugar Company today at the office
of g. Brewer & Co.
Walls, Nichols Company state
that they are in business at the
same old stand Notwithstanding
the action of their competitors.
Professor Harrell sang "The
Holy City" with fine effect at the
Christian church last night. A
quartette was also in attendance.
Mills d Co. at the New Market
Grocery, Merchant street, received
ex WarrimOO from Sydney elegant
block butter and frozen poultry.
The New Model lunch room, on
Bethel street, has been entirely re-
fitted, and is now ready for BUSH
ness. A first-class meal for twenty I
i've cents.
In shoot Saturday between the
two squads of the Citizens Guard,
commanded respectively by J.
Greene and E. Hingley, the former
came off victorious.
The California Fruit Market re-
ceived some choice butter and
cheese by the Monowai, and will
have the usual supply of fruits by
the Australia today.
The marriage engagement of
Miss Annie Patty, daughter of J. IL.
Patty to Ernest Mott-Smith, son of
the late DR.. Mott-Smith, was an
nounced on Saturday.
c., Brewer & Co. have on e&hi-
bition, ex bark HollisWood, fine
assortment of surries, phaetons,
maple wood carts and wagonettes,
These are high grade vehicles.
There will be a meeting of the
kindergarten Club at Queen Emma
hall at o'clock this afternoon. A
resume of the first and second gifts
will be given and Mrs. Dumas will
tell about the third gift.
Rev. T. D. Garvin is in receipt
of letter from an American female
physician announcing her inten-
ton to come here and treat lepers
by a new method. Her applica-
ton will be endorsed by Secretary
of Safe Olney.
A large number of gnesses on
the big candle contest was record
ed Saturday by Wall-Nichols Co.
They varied all the way fOm two
hours to four days. This is really
a fine opportunity to get fine
piano. 1t costs you only dollar.
Rev. T. D. Garvin entertained
Daniel Logan, Ed. Towse, A. V.
Gear, w. r. Harrington and an
ADVERTISER reporter at dinner, at
his King street residence, Saturday.
Rev. J. A. l.. Romig and Professor
Harrell are guests at Mr.. Garvin's,
and it was to meet these gentlemen
the members of the press were in
vited.
One of the finest displays of
ill Goods nNn1. Sanr in the islands