The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-19
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Regular drill of Company = tonight
Most goods for least money. Stur-
devant's.
Rough on bugs at the Hebron Drug
Company.
The band will give the usual con
cert at Emma Square tonight.
Turkish and Russian vapor baths at
Honolulu Sanitarium, King street
Rev. o. p. Emerson and J. F. Col
burn returned home Sunday morning.
The MAY number Of the Delineator
and Fashions have arrived at Mrs.
Hanna's.
Anderson and Peterson. two Swedes.
were arrested on Maunakea street sun
day for ARRAY.
Comparison Of prices will furnish
the best reason why you should trade
AZ Sturdevant's.
You will miss a good thing if you
fail 20 examine the Stearns wheels at
z. o. Hall & Sons.
There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge. No 81. at 100 this evening
Work in first degree.
Miss Rose Dawson returned from
Kauai yesterday. after a pleasant Visit
Of four days on Kauai.
Messrs. Gerrit =. and Samuel G. Will
der returned from a business trip TO
Lahaina on the Claudine Sunday.
Hon. 5. VI. Damon has been appoint
ed Minister of Foreign Affairs pro tenn
during the absence of Minister Cooper.
The Telephone Exchange boys are
concentrating Charles Spencer on the
arrival of a new daughter in his fam
lily.
nicely furnished room, with board,
can be had on application at cottage
in rear of Rev. 5. f. Bishops, School,
street.
Early this morning the instructors
and students of Kamehameha School
will go to the country for week III
camp.
2. F. Mccullough. the stockman, re-
turned from San Francisco on the Al
bert yesterday. He is registered at the
Arlington.
\ lot of Australian onions, in first
class condition. have just been received
by the California Fruit Market. Tel
ephOne 37S.
IneTe VIII De d0OlHeI iuttAihS VI IN
Hawaiian Tennis Association soon, to
consider matters in connection with
the tournament for next month.
The concert at Kamehameha School
Saturday night was well attended by
the friends of the institution, and the
program presented was very much en-
joyed.
The Rice and Wilcox children re-
turned to the city on the w. G. Hall
Sunday morning. after a weeks East
or vacation spent at their homes on
the Garden Isle.
The Philadelphia has in her crew .
football and baseball team. as well as
a minstrel troupe. Honolulu may eX-
pect TO see some of their performances
on the field and in the hall soon
The two MoIokai murderers-San1
Ku and Sam Paahao-appeared before
the Marshal Saturday and were rigidly
questioned. They told the same story
that has already been published in the
Advertiser.
w. II. Hamilton. fine bass singer
who was here with an opera company
about six years ago. died in Los An
geIes. Cal. April Sth. of paralysis. Mr.
Hamilton was we'll known TO a grea
many people here.
Col. u. 5. SpaIding. owner of ythC
NIakee Sugar Company. was passen
ger by the Rio on Saturday. He il
making his annual visit to his pfanta
ton. and may incidentally talk cable
matters during his sOjourn.
The MoseIy folding bath and porce
Iain-Iined bath pools are something
that should be in every home. Call a
the Hawaiian Hardware Company
rooms and inspect the many patterns
You are sure to see something TO youl
liking.
James Thompson has in his charg'
the stereopticon show at st. Louis Col
Iese. set for Saturday night The OBJ
iect of this entertainment is to Obtain
money for the college baseball team
The admission fee will be very rea
sOnable.
At s o'clock this evening the mar
riage of the Rev. V. II. Kitcat witt
Miss Lily Danford will take place IL
ST. Andrews Cathedral. The friends
of both parties are invited TO be pres
ent at the ceremony. which Will b
conducted by the Rev. John osborne