The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-03-23
LOCAL BhkElTtES.

Imported hats and other spring
novelties at Mrs. Hanna's.
A social will be held in NJ. E.
Church on Tuesday, the 31st.
Horsemen are beginning prepa-
ratiOns for the 18th of June meet
ing.
II. w. Schmidt wants written
offers for his cottage, as per ad. on
page eight.
The Never Sleeps" have issued
an invitation to Il high jinks on
the .2Sth inst.
Opening of Easter millinery at
Miss CahilPs parlOrs today, tomor-
row and Wednesday.
Sunday night rehearsals of the
minstrel company have been dis
continued, through orders of Col.
Mclean.
Col. Gilbert F. Little of Hilo is
in Honolulu as attorney for JOS.
.Vierra in his suit with the Bishop
Of Panapolis.
j. j. Sullivan has about recover
ed from his recent accident and is
attending to his duties as manager
of the Pantheon stables.
The project to make a new race
sourse, half-mile in length, and
driving park, on the land back Of
Mrs. Wards, has taken definite
shape.
AS the Australia steamed away
from the dock on Saturday Prof.
Harrell played two cornet solos,
''Then You'll Remember Ne" and
"Old Folks at Home"
French conversationalists and
those interested in the study of
the French language are invited
to meet at the residence of Mrs
s. y. Castle this evening.
Officer David arrested two Chi
namen in the vicinity of the Dill
lingham home Sunday. They
were found in possession of che fla
tickets. The place in which they
we're found has been a regular che
f; banking establishment.
The case of the three newsbOys,
fOiselling foreign newspapers on
the streets, was continued until
moed on by the prosecution, in
thePolice Court Saturday morn
ing, and the little fellows went
whising down the stairs.
THE were over seventy visitors
at Bfnice Pauahi Bishop Muse
um, Kamehameha, Saturday.
Anon the number was good |
prOpOiion of visitors from the
StateswhO took great interest in
the cfos and relics displayed
there.
Toda. is Easter opening of fine
millinet at n. S. Sachs. There
will be an elegant display of
French hts and bonnets, new rib
bons anCine flowers. The ladies
are cOrdilly invited TO inspect
this fine array without feeling
obliged tbuy.
The Importance of getting a car
riage builtO suit your own tastes,
that is on he lines of comfort and
artistic effso, is suggested by the
Hawaiian carriage Manufacture
ing Co., wb are certainly old
enough in he business to be au
thOrity in sHh a matter.
Mrs. E. Eaken, who has been In
the city sinoeFebruary 21st, work
ing in the intcests of the Home Of
the Kings daughters, in San Fran.
CISCO, returne, to her home by the
Australia Saturday. She wishes
to extend to trends In the city her
heartiest thanks for past kind
nesses.
The Kamehaneha manual boys
will give a concert on April 18th,
to be participated in chiefly by the
GIee Club. assisted by the other
musical organizations composed
of the boys. The object of the
concert is to raise money for ath-
letic purposes. with baseball very
prominent. and u pay off debt
contracted by theOld league.
The case of 81. IL. Berg, for va
grancy. came up for trial in the
Police Court Saturday morning,
hn+ was nostponed until Monday,
on account of failure to procure
The witnesses necessary. Berg
asked the Court in most solemn
tones that President Dole be sub