The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Carnival this afternoon.
Today is Government pay day.
The case of Paddy Curtis has
been set for this morning.
Brandt, a member of the Hawai-
ian Band, has Joined Wirth's circus
company.
The High School concert will be
given this evening in the rooms OF
that institution.
Herr Pastor Isenberg will preach
in the Y. NJ G.. A. Hall on Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
Mr.. Samuel Parker accompanied
the remains of his son, Palmer, on
the steamer Likelike yesterday.
Rev. d. P. Brine will deliver an
illustrated lecture on the Holy
Land at the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight.
The quarterly business meeting
of First Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held today at 3 pm. in the
church.
By. order of Judge Carter the
sale of the Club Stables has been
postponed until today at II
o'clock.
NJ. de Campos, formerly captain
of the bark Bundaleer, sailed for
San Francisco on the P. M. S. S.
China yesterday.
Rev. Romig's subject tonight will
probably be upon the celebrated
question, "How long halt We be-
tween two opinions?"
The Sunday evening topic at
First Methodist Episcopal Church
will be "The Waldenses and the
Beginning of the Inquisition."
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will hold a regular
monthly meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms next Monday
night.
Detective KAPPA will leave for
Hawaii on the steamer Hawaii to-
day on business connected with
the Police Department. Good luck
David
K. Furuya, the Japanese mer
chant in Robinson block, Hotel
street, has Just received large as
sortment of Japanese screens and
Yamataya shirts.
In consequence of an order from
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the
Sharpshooters Company will not
be permitted at the range of Ha-
waiian Rifle Association in future.
There will be meeting of the
Hawaiian Rowing Association at
1:3O p. M. today in the office of A.
G. NJ. Robertson to discuss a.
change in the date of the annual
regatta.
"The Old Paths" will be Romig's
topic for Sunday night. The
evangelist told his audience last
night that this would be the
browning discourse of the series
thus far.
c. Hedemann has been appoint
ed manager of the Honolulu<1ron
Works, vice Alex. Young resigned.
The position of consulting engineer
has been rendered Mr.. Young and
accepted by him.
An illustrated lecture on the
Life of Chinese Gordon and a
"Trip Through Switzerland will
be given at First Methodist Church
Tuesday, March 3rd. Mr.. Hede-
mann viii illustrate the lecture.
w. w. Dimond talks refrigerators
today, and offers to put the I'M
proved Quincy in competition with
any other refrigerator. The Inn
proved Quincy, for which Mr.. d.
mond is the agent, is one OF estab-
lished reputation.
There was a successful rehearsal
last night of the program to be
oiven at the concert at the High
School tonight. There are only a
few seats remaing unsold, and they
will be offered for sale at klng
Brothers at 10 o'clock this morning.
Honolulu Cricket Club smoking
concert tonight. Those who enjoy
an evening. with the best local
singers. where there is little or no res
trairt can do no better than to at
tend. The program to be present,
ed is excellent and will be tuII
value for the price of admission.
On Nuuanu street next to Wing
Wo CHAINS place there is piece OF
Government property facing the
street. and in front OF which the the
matter of sidewalk has been sadly
neglected, The drop between e3i tne