The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Asiatic station Saturday morning.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
for work in the third degree tonight.
Eight japanese were arrested on
Emma street last night for gambling.
Sergeant Ferry, of the Regulars. is
in a serious condition at Queens Hos
pital.
H. w. Schmidt & Sons are showing
new goods this week. The prices are
right.
Two insane Cinnamon are locked up
in the station house, pending exami-
nation.
fresh supply of hay. feed, -four,
etc, just landed for Washington Feed
Company.
Orders taken for cake, rolls or gin
gerbread at Woman's Exchange. Tele-
phone $50.
Howard & Train advertise for sealed
tenders for residence for S. NJ. Bal
lou. See ad.
Three-ounce bottles of the very best
grade sewing machine or bicycle oil,
10c. Sturdevant's.
Wing Wo Tai e. Co., PA Nuuanu
street carry full line of Chinese and
Japanese crockeryware.
Miller, the original boss candy man,
is again holding Sunday night services
at Fort and Hotel streets.
Straw hats for men. women and
children at the Temple of Fashion.
The price is % cents each
NJ. D. Monsarrat, the surveyor, re-
Hail. after a five weeks business trip
in Koloa, Kauai.
The opening of tenders for construct
ing a road through Hawaii gulch,
North Hilo, Hawaii, has been post
poned to May 9Th.
a runaway on King street yester-
day was stopped by two mounted pat
rolmen. One of the latter was thrown
from his horse by a sudden stoppage.
Mr.. Sam Mahuka wife and child
came down from Hawaii on the Kinau
Saturday. Mr. Mahuka has been en-
gagged to play on the Star Baseball
Team.
Among the arrivals from Kauai ports
on the w. G. Hall Sunday morning
were: E. ID. Tenney, Wray Taylor, r.
w T. PurYis, w. A. Wall, H. VOTERS
and Miss Grau.
In the Police Court Saturday morn
ing Willie Solomon was found guilty
of larceny in the second degree, and
sentenced to eight months imprison-
ment at hard labor.
Stockholders in the Hawaiian
Amusement Company may secure their
seats for the Vaidis Twin-Sister Com
pany at Wall, Nichols Company today.
General public tomorrow.
1t was very hard work to get any
hackman to go to St. Louis College Sat
urday night, on account of the very
rough approach to the place. The road
is in a very bad condition.
The great Vaidis twin sisters and a
first-class company of comedians will
appear at the Opera House on April 30.
Tickets for reserved seats at Wall,
Nichols Company on Tuesday. i
The hunting party, made up of Sam
uel Parker, II. NJ. Whitney, Jr., Judge
Whiting, w. LAM and George Robin !
son. returned from Kawaihae on the |
Kinau Saturday morning, after sue
cessful weeks shoot.
The case of Lillis and Morrow, for |
gross cheat, came up in the Police |
Court Saturday. The prosecution rest
ed. and upon motion, on the part OF |
the defense for discharge, the case |
went over until Tuesday.
Some of the horsemen, who have en-
tered for the June races, think a bet
ter start can be made if the judges |
stand was set back 10 feet. This will |
give them a longer straight stretch, |
and will require less scoring.
Among the passengers from Maui
ports. on the Claudine Sunday, were:
c. B. Wells, ]. A McCandless. F. VALID |
ron. G.. p. Wilder S. G.. Wilder, l.. Nj. I
Vettlesen. J. NJ. Dowsett, II. P. Bald
win, E. H. F. VOTERS and w. Y. Hor-
ner.
Among the arrivals on the Kinau
Saturday morning were: Miss j. Tan
ner. Miss Newell. Miss L. l.. Chaffee,
j. F. Brown, w. II. HoOgs, Mrs. Avery.
Mrs Harrison. L. G. Lyman, Miss An
ME Parke. II. p. Walton. C. ]. Falk,
Rev. H. Kihara and others.
All goods at the Temple of Fashion
are marked in plain figures, and a bO-
na-fide reduction of % per cent on the
actual cost is given on each and every
piece of goods in the store. This
means dry goods at least 30 per cent
cheaper at the Temple of Fashion than
elsewhere.
There was quite good attendance
AT the stereopticOn exhibition in St
| .ouis College Saturday evening, and
the baseball boys are happy that they
will now have enough money to pur-
chase the little necessaries that are al
WAYS cropping out Mr.. James Thomp-
son is the man who managed the al
fair