The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-29
LOCAL BREvITIES.
10 to Sturdevant's today.

Perfect beauties in ladies' shirt
waists at n. s. Sachs.
Turkey dinner with plum pudding at
Poppleton's on Sunday.
Cheapness in everything is the motto
Of The Kash, Waverley block.
D. Howard Hitchcock will be in the
city for fortnight or more yet.
Crepe and silk shirts, pajamas, socks
and underwear at K. Furuya's.
st. Louis College dramatic enter
tainment tonight at 1870. Doors open
at z.
Mr.. Todd will lead the praise service
at Y. NJ. c. A. hall at $50 tomorrow
evening.
The stores of Lewis & Co, and H
May & Co. grocers, will be closed today
at noon
A reward is offered for the return Of
manuscript book of songs, lost on
May q.
A nicely furnished house on Bere-
tania street with modern conveniences
is for rent.
The Mounted Reserve is ordered to
assemble at the Oahu Railway Depot
at 1870 today.
C. w. Dickey and Miss Dickey left
for a visit with their people on Maui
yesterday morning. -
Room and board for two married
couples can be had on application at
1913 Beretania street.
Companies A and H will assemble at
the Drill Shed at 1:45 p. m. and 1:3O
p. m, respectively, today.
John Ouderkirk will try and have his
horse beat 3 minutes at Kapialani
Park track next Saturday.
The Hawaiian Gazette Company has
just issued handsome catalogue for
the Kamehameha Girls School.
Major Mcleod, commanding LIST Reg
iment, n. G.. H, has notice to Com
panies A, B, G and F, in this issue.
You will make money by trading at
Sturdevant's now.
Call and see the Animatoscope in the
Love block, Fort street, daily from
to IL p. m. Admission, so cents; chill
dren, % cents.
Liberty" will be the subject of Rev.
ing. The thought brought out will be
appropriate to Memorial Day.
Special meeting of Lodge lie Progress
de L'Oceanic, No. 124, A. & A. S. r.,
at it's hall, Fort street, near Hotel, at
1880 O'Clock this evening. Work in
second degree.
The marriage ceremony of Miss
Mary A. Girvin and w. H. Rice, Jr.,
wiz be soIemnized at the home Of j.
w. Girvin, Kaplolani and Green
streets, on June Sth.
All departments of the J. T. Water
house store will close at noon today.
Persons. desiring goods in the various
lines handled by the firm should send
in their orders before that hour
The sports will be out at Kapiolani
race track next Wednesday afternoon,
for it is at that time that the race for
$500 a side will be run between w. II.
Cunningham's and Tom Hollinger's
horses.
SQUADS of the Philadelphia and Mar
ion marines were drilled on the par
ade grounds in front of the Drill Shed
Yesterday morning. Captain Bergman
of the Philadelphia marines was in
command.
The last two evenings when the XII
Iohana Are League will be open Will De
tonight and next Saturday evening,
when the exhibition will close. 1t con-
tinues open to the public each AFTER
noon from l to 5 in the meantime.
On Tuesday, June 1st, at the store OF
Messrs. H Hackfeld & Co., Jas r. MOT
gan will sell by order OF the under
writers. a lot of merchandise damaged
by salt water on voyage OF lmporta-
ton per bark Paul Isenberg, from
Liverpool.
New goods just received Sturde-
wants.
The funeral of Mrs. Myra West, took
nIaca Yesterday afternoon from her late
residence. There was the regular ser
vice at the house. The pail bearers
were n. F. Cooper, Andrew Brown, l.
T. LaPierre, w. w. Wright, w. o. At
water and L. w. Hough-
At the Christian Church tomorrow
rho morning theme will be: "The AS
srrance of Salvation" Rev. Edmond
son chaplain of the Z. S. s. Philadel-
mia. will preach at the evening serV-
ice. After the sermon the ordinace OF
baptism will be administered.
Sergeant Elvin made another 40 yes
terday on the military target at Kakaa-
ko. the score was made with $3.50
repeating Winchester of the 1884
model. with factory ammunition, and
Elvin is of the opinion that the $3.50
winchester of the 1894 model, is the
best all round sporting rifle on the
market.
There was a sale of palms, begonias,
caladiums and maiden hair ferns at
Luce's auction rooms yesterday a
large number of ladies were present,
and the bids ran up very well. The
in 10 worry hest of