The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
company d viii drill tonight.

large assortment of spring dress goods.
There will be interesting exercises at
the Eva Plantation Kindergarten to-
morrow.
Hawaiian Lodge. No. q. will hold a
special meeting this evening. Work in
first degree.
Cool goods for warm weather is the
topic OF the Hawaiian Hardware Com
psny's ad this week.
Loans placed and negotiated by
Bruce Waring * Co. Estates taken
charge OF and managed.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
received 2.4sO pairs Of shoes on the
Australia OF the I'd inst.
The Hospital Flower Society will
give a Calico Ball" at Independence
Park on the 18th Of this month.
II. ". Schmidt & Sons are offering
this week very pretty designs in new
fashion goods, received ex Australia.
New organizes, fine figured muslins.
dimities and fancy lace striped ma
teriaIs are just being unpacked at y.
s. Sachs.
Health Agent c. B. Reynolds will
go 10 Hilo on the next Kinau TO make
all arrangements for the erection OF the
hospital at that place.
Charles Kreuter brought three pieces
of the latest music with him from the
Coast They will be adapted and repro
duced here by the band.
Senator J. A. McCandless returned
yesterday morning from Kauai He
reports that there are lots of good an
nexationists on that island.
G. c. Merriman, an Alameda passen-
ger who was booked for Honolulu. de-
cided not to stop over and continued
hic journey to San Francisco.
The remains of the late Elias Storey,
the young man who died in the Queens
Hospital few days ago, were shipped
by the Alameda to Bozeman, Mont.
The Y. VI. c. a. Orchestra had lit
tie practice last night. There was quite
a good attendance of members, among
whom were noticed several new faces.
AbduIIah. an East Indian vagrant,
who was on the reef several times in
Honolulu last year, has been heard
from. He is driving a hack in Apia,
Samoa.
tian Workers will be held this Fri
dayD afternoon at the Y. NJ. G. a. hall
at go o'clock, instead of o'clock, as
formerly.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free kindergarten
and ChiIdren's Aid Association will be
held in Queen Emma Hall today at
$50 a. m.
What is the latest on a wheel?"
asked man yesterday afternoon. I'M
mediateIy there came scorching by Dr.
w. T. Monsarrat on a specially ele-
waited Columbia.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Monroe, wife of the pas
tor of the Christian Church, and child
left by the Alameda for visit to their
former home in Indiana, where her
father is at present very i'll.
Sam Ku, assistant to C. B. Reynolds
in the work of arTesting and conveying
lepers to Kalihi Receiving Station,
handed in his resignation yesterday
morning. 1t was accepted forthwith.
The engagement of Miss May Atkin-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alatau
T. Atkinson, TO Arthur NJ. Brown,
Marshal of the Republic of Hawaii, is
announced. Congratulations are in
order.
A meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Maternity Home was held on
Tuesday Several matters of import
ance were brought up, but were held
in allegiance until further develop
ments.
Whether from lack of interest or
failure TO take notice of the announce
IF rnnatinp hnt three
bers OF the baseball league turned up
yesterday, so. of course, nothing could
be done.
The valuable leases of the Eagle
House and Queen Hotel will be sold at
auction on February 10th at the rooms
OF James F. Morgan, by order of George
Roedick, assignee of the bankrupt es-
tate of c. Klemme.
Lights were furnished the Hawaiian
Hotel grounds last night fir the.~first
time by the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany. Heretofore, the hotel has been
connected with the Government light
station up the Valley.
The second of the series of monthly
dances at the Healani Boat Club house
will be given on Friday night, Febru-
airy 18th. Reference to the calendar
will show what delightful moonlight
night is in store for the occasion.
The seats for the High School con-
cert are fast being reduced TO very
small number. The children who have
been selling them have made a great
success of their part OF the work.
Remember. the concert is to be in Y.
NJ c. a. hall Saturday evening.
In the report of the Dimond con-
tempt case yesterday. MOllie Sheldon
was named as defendant in the case,
which was an error. She has been cit
ed TO appear as a witness against the
others. as it was she TO whom the bride
is said TO have been offered. The case
will be heard at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Professor Hall, formerly of the
Bishop Museum. returned by the Aus
traIia. after a visit of about two months