The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-05
LOCAL BReVITeS.

Misses Eva and Helen Parker leave
for Hawaii today. 10 be gone several
months.
= reward is offered for the retby-6 OF a
sofa cushion cover and silk material
FOR same.
Sturdevant's French Boss candy has
been transferred TO the bargain store
on Hotel street.
The police and Company B Will shoot
the deciding match in their first series
Of matches today.
We seek no trade which is not ours
by virtue Of low prices and honest
goods. Sturdevants.
Semi-weekly Gazette will be out in
time this morning for the outgoing for
eign and island mails.
J. W. Bergstrom received fTe of the
sweet-tOned KrOeger pian6S~ by the
Australia. They are all sold.
The choir of the Second Congrega-
ton Of St. Andrews will rehearse this
evning at s o'clock in the church.
The Bishop of Honolulu has gone TO
Kilauea, Kauai, and Will hold Con-
firmation service there next Sunday.
The Lisbon and St. Louis Baseball
Teams expect 10 play a match game on
the Makiki grounds Saturday afternoon.
The White Sewing Machine Company
have appointed II. W. Schmidt & Sons
as their agents for the Hawaiian ISL
ands.
There will be a social at the Christ
ian Church this evening at o'clock;
all who may be interested are cordial
~ invited.
Fifty-eight Hawaiian lantern slides,
prepared by J. J. Williams, are offered
for sale by George p. Castle at Castle
& Cookies.
The ladies of the St. Andrews Ca
thedraI Sewing Society made about $3.50
clear on the recent fair. They only eX-
pected 5000.
The same old story. The case of
VIM. J. CoelhO came up in the Police
Court yesterday and was further post
pOned for two weeks.
a full line of typewriter papers, new
blank books, novels. etc, just received
at the Golden Rule Bazaar. You get the
benefit by buying for cash at this store.
J. Commando will serve fresh fish
chowder that is chowder), and a sal
me of duck in plentiful supply at the
New Market Restaurant from IL to ?
today.
J. T. Waterhouse advertises grocer
les. hams and bacon, and Schilling's
best goods The stock in this we'll
known establishment is large and we'll
selected.
Mrs. Wilder has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
go 10 her Waikiki home for short
space. Her daughter Miss Helen, is
with her.
Manager r. a. Kennedy of BristoPs
Equistroliquem. has leased the LOT at
the corner of Alakea and Beretania, and
will erect a building suitable for the
entertainment.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Association will
be held in Queen Emma Hall. Friday,
March 9Th, at $50 a. M.
The concert to be given by the Ka-
Iihi-Waene School children tomorrow
evening will take place in the AriOn |
hail. rear of the Opera House, instead |
OF at the Drill Shed. as formerly adj |
vertised.
In the Police Court yesterday morn |
ing, the case of Kane, charged with the
larceny of the bicycle of Captain Wat |
son of the United States ship Adams |
was noIIe pross'd and defendant dis
charged.
The big ribbon sale at the Temple
of Fashion commenced yesterday. fMr
Silva intends to run this special sale
until the end of this week-that is if
there will be any left at the rate they
are now selling
This is the day that the Mounted
Patrol and Mounted Reserve were sup
posed TO shoot their match. but some
of the members of the latter are going
goat hunting. so it is necessary that
the match be postponed.
Mr.. William Dickey. the architect,
will leave for Lahaina on the Kinau
today to superintend the finishing OF
the Lahaina Church, which the people
of that place hope to dedicate during
the early part of next month.
There was no meeting of the St.
Louis College Literary Society Wednes-
day night. The announcement in one
Of the evening papers that the meeting
would take place at 7:3O o'clock created
confusion. The usual time is Z o'clock.
When the fire engines were running
toward the Vida home last night the
fox terrier dog belonging TO No. , En-
CINE Company was run over by one of
the engines. 1t is probable that the I'M
fortunate animal will recover from the
injuries sustained.
\ false alarm was turned in at the
,oIice station about 1850 o'clock last /
night to the effect that 200 Japanese
we're creating a riot near the old fish
market \ lot OF policemen were sent
over. but the neighborhood was found
unusually quiet. There were no Japan
csc there and no fight.
The Rev II. y. GottwaltZ of Cam
bridge. England who has been visiting
the islands the past two months or
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