The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.


from Sydney.
c. R. Collins, the harness man. has a
change of ad. in this issue.
The Pioneer Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will meet Monday night.
The list OF officers of the Fashion Sta
bic Co. Ltd, appears in this issue
The Hawaiian band will be present at
the Kamehameha concert tonight.
May Day festivities at the Beretania
Street school, beginning at 10 a. N. to-
day
The Countess Wachtmeister will de-
liver three lectures at Harmony Hall,
King street.
Dividend No. in Kahuku Plantation
is due and payable at the office OF NJ. ).
Grinbaum & Co..
The thanks of the Advertiser are due
Purser Bendall of the R. NJ. 5. MonoWai
for kindnesses received.
30. Carter, trustee, offers shares in
Kahuku Plantation Co. for sale. There
is no better stock on the market.
Mr.. Sheerin, a prominent architect OF
Sydney, was among the through pas
sengers on the Monowai yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier, parents. OF
Charles and David Crozier, of this city,
arrived by the Monowai yesterday.
Secure some of those laces and en-
broideries at Warehouses; Queen street
store before they have been culled over.
Isabella Lasaros was arrested yester-
day for using profane language toward
Ellen Jesus, another Portuguese woman.
The Misses Rice will give a violin as
a prize TO the purchaser of the largest
bill of chrinoleum art goods at 513 Fort
street
The list of goods received on the
Doom by w. w Dimond reads like
fable. Descriptions will follow next
week.
Warm weather is coming. Call for
one of those beautiful sunshades in
Warehouses; bargain sale on Monday
morning.
DIR. James Kingsbury, an American
who has been residing in Sydney for
several years, passed through on the
Monowai yesterday.
There was large crowd at the de-
parture of the Monowai yesterday. Prof
Berger and the band played on the
wharf for an hour.
Children's dancing class will meet at
the home of Mrs. Gum, Judd street, al
D. m. today, instead of at the Child's
Garden, as heretofore.
The tableaux which were TO be held
at the Punahou Preparatory this after
noon have been postponed on account
of the illness of Miss Willard.
J.R. Harrington, father of the editor
of this paper, returned to his home II
Maine by the Monowai yesterday, after
several weeks visit in Honolulu.
7 NJ. vfvas and other Portuguese
left by the W. G. Hall yesterday tc
visit their brethren on Hawaii and tc
learn their thoughts on subjects of the
day.
Marian AIorieres, the little armlesS
girl on exhibition at 40 Nuuanu street
threads needle and sews with hel
toes with as much ease as grown people
do with their hands.
There are at present eleven deserter:
al the police station, from various yes
sells in port. They are as follows; Mel
rose. III. B. Thomas, 4; Dirigo, ?; H. F
Glade. l; Corona, l; Planter. ?.
Mr.. Arthur Wall, of H. F. Wichman':
7ewelry store. left for Hawaii on the
". G. Hall yesterday. He viii be gone
2 month. during which time he will pa!
q visit TO the crater of Mokuaweoweo.
Those fannelettes are just the thing
for your children; and you want one o.
those cheap hats and some bargains il
hosiery. Waterhouse, at Queen street
supnIies them cheaper than ever before
D. shahan, for the past year foreman
of the book and job department OF the
Hawaiian Gazette, has resigned his Pc
sition and will return TO the States h
has been succeeded by Jacob Beerwold
Daniel McCorriston recently found
peculiar bird on Tantalus, and Is ahA
ions TO know what species it belongs to
1t bears a resemblance TO a haWk OF al
owl, yet it is neither. He thinks II i
an Hawaiian eagle.