The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-03-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

r. Cation returned from Hamakua
on the Iwalani Saturday.
Head-Ease is a good remedy. Hob
ron Drug Company sell it.
The Chinese Hospital in Palama will
be dedicated Thursday afternoon.
W. II. CornweII and w. P. Boyd came
from Maui on the Claudine Sunday.
Two wei furnished rooms can be had
on application at Coz Beretania street
The buildings on the new plantation
at Eva are being put up very rapidly.
a number of large whales were seen
sporting on Waikiki yesterday after
noon.
W. f. RoweH. Superintendent of Pub
lie Works. made trip TO Pearl City
Sunday.
George FairchiId and c. 5. Desky
came from Kauai on the James Makee
Sunday.
Dramatic entertainment before the
Kilohana Art League at 8 o'clock this
evening.
A tempting bill of fare, for dinner to-
day. is published by the New Market
Restaurant.
Everything in our store is new, fresh
and cIean-no old stock or Job lot
stuff Sturdevant's.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
has an interesting talk TO the LADIES' IN
their new advt. today.
r. C.L. Perkins will return home
to England by way of San Francisco on
he ct n Nav 4tl.
The pistol range at Kakaako butts
will very probably be finished today
Practice will begin very soon.
"A Close Shave" is defined in another
column by the Criterion Barber Shop
Pacheco & Fernandes, Props.
Two bicycles were found by Captain
Bowers after / o'clock Sunday morning
and taken to the station house.
The ChiIdren's Loyal Legion will
meet at 2:30 this afternoon in the par
Iors of the Central Union Church
The inquest in the death of Teru, the
Japanese woman who committed sui
eide recently, will be held today.
The KiIohana Art League entertain
ment takes place on Tuesday evening
Seats on sale at Benson, Smith d Co.'S.
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Among the arrivals from Kauai ports
on the w. G.. Hall Sunday were DR..
Haberer. DIR. Huddy, ID. w. Corbett
and l.. NJ Vettlesen.
The program of music rendered by
the Government Band at Makee Island
Yesterday was much enjoyed by the
large crowd present.
In two or three weeks a musical and
literary entertainment will be given IN
Pauahi hall, at Oahu College, by Puma
hou talent exclusively
A lot of new goods will arrive for
n. S. Sachs on the Australia MODIFY
organdies. latest style ladies' shirt
waists, new collars, etc.
w. S. Luce will sell this day at 10
a m. two wooden buildings on the
Campbell premises, Fort street Also,
several lots of firewood.
The Salvation Army people to the
number of six went out aboard the
L. s. s. Alert Sunday or the purpose
of holding its usual service
There were five carloads of passen-
gers from Pearl City and other places
down along the railroad Sunday even
ing. Traffic is increasing daily
Harry Davison's dress making par
IOrs have been moved from Mrs
Hanna's to the spacious parlors in the
new Love Block. Fort ST, upstairs.
A meeting of the Savings Bank and
investment branch of the Young Ha-
waiians' Institute, will be held in Fos-
ter hall at 7:3O o'clock this. evening.
H. c.. Biart. the jeweIer, has moved
the stock of jewelry bought from J. r.
Comes to his store ~ 4041a Fort street.
Repairing of all kinds promptly attend.
ed TO. Z
Fred Waterhouse has just completed
the erection of a dwelling on the NOUN
tain forming the western boundary OF
Nuuanu Valley. 1t is at an altitude OF
zoos feet.
An unusual menu of elegant dishes
will be prepared for the guests of the
New Market Restaurant at dinner to-
day. Mr.. CommanchO means TO feed
his boarders well.
Second performance of "A Proposal
Under Difficulties" and "The Bicyclers'
in the Kilohana Art League hall to-
morrow night An admission fee will
be charged TO defray expenses
by OIuei OF the eNtCutOiS ulAOACA NAI0
will of the late Adelia COrnwell, w. ).
Luce viii sell at noon today at his
salesrooms. a tract of land. planted with
cane. known as Pohakuokauhi. Wailu-
ku. Maui.
One of the trumpet pipes of the organ
in ST Andrews Cathedral fell down
Saturday afternoon. 4 matter of about
Is minutes was all necessary to repair
the damage Mr.. Taylor was not kept
busy all afternoon.
Ii might be of interest to those who
use Rakaako butts 10 know that prac-
tice may go OF until dark. An impress
sion has gone abroad that the range
will be closed at $50 D. m. no matter
how long the days may be.
Private Scott, who has been acting
as headquarters clerk in the barracks,
will be given a position with a promi-