The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-01
LOCAL BREVITiES


The advertised" letter list appears
this morning.
4 man 90 years of age wishes a po-
sition with board.
\ house and lot on Green street is |
advertised for sale.
Regular meeting of the Commission |
ers Of Education AT 2:30 p. m. today.
Poultry dinner at J. Commancho's. |
II till p. m. today. Turkey dinner ev-
cry Sunday.
We only ask your trade on condi-
tiOn that we can save you money.
Sturdevant's
Mr.. Paul Neumann was so i'll yester-
day as to be unable to attend TO his
cases in the Police Court
There will be a concert by the Ha-
.waiian Band at the hotel this evening,
beginning at the usual time.
You are reminded of the grand dis
play Of millinery at Mrs. VI. Hanna's
opening sale of spring novelties today.
The doors of the Temple of Fashion
will be thrown open today TO accom-
modate the public. All goods must be
sold.
Mr.. Peter Lee, manager of the Vol
cano house. is down on business in con-
nection with his coffee Interests in
Olaa.
Hermann Mennung will hear of
something to his advantage by consult
ing the advertising columns of this
paper.
The baseball season will begin on the
oath of this month. The Stars and
First Regiments will be the first to
cross bats.
James f. Morgan will sell at 10 a. m.
today, at the old Custom House wharf,
about 80 cords of firewoOd, just re
ceived by the Morning Star.
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing
Company IT. V. King and ]. T. Lund,
$50 Fort street, rent only up-to-date
wheels, but repair all grades.
The HOLSTER Drug Company are
inst in receipt of all the leading
brands Of medicated papers, and at
prices within the reach Of all.
Reference to the Monowai and Aus
traIia passengers in another column
will show quite a number of society
people departing for the States.
AT Oahu College, on Saturday, there
work of the pupils of Miss French.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
BY order of Collector General James
p. Castle. James F. Morgan will hold
sale of unpermitted goods at his
saIesrooms, commencing at 10 a. m.
today.
Miss CahiIl will reopen her millinery
parIors. Arlington Block, Hotel street,
with a magnificent show of stylish
spring goods. on Thursday next, the
Sth inst.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company,
Limited have just received supply or
the famous Tribune" cycles; also,
pneumatic saddles. lamps and sundry
accessories.
The bicvcIe agencies We're very much
dfsaDpointed on account of the non
arrival by the Australia of their sup
niles and most of all. of another sup
ply of wheels.
The sale Of seats for the Jordan
vaudeville show is now in progress.
The companv opens tomorrow night.
A performance will be given on Sat
urday night also.
On and after April 1st c. V. E. Dove
cupv his new office in the Campbell
bJock OIpstairs). next to the office of
the Bishop estate.
Corp. J. w. Sproat, of Company r.
bse beeu transferred to Company ID,
National Guard Hawaii. and has been
anpointed to a position as inspector IN
the customs service.
You can make no mistake III Duylng
Sterling wheel. Wheels for rent by
dav or month at the household supply
department of Castle & Cooke, Limited
Bethel street. above King.
Until further notice the w. c. T. ..
lunch room. connected with the Wo-
mans Exchange. is closed. \ new lot
of curios just received at the Wo-
mans Exchange. See their ad.
\ special meeting of subscribers of
stock in the Oahu Sugar Company VIII
be held at the Chamber of Commerce
on Friday. April I'd. at 10 a. m, for the
purpose of eIecting directors ana
adopting bylaws.
The cricket men of II. B. NJ. S. Wild
Swan have asked for a game with the
II. c. c. men. The request has been
granted and a match will be played
tomorrow afternoon on the Makikl
baseball grounds.
All Fools Day Walk in the middle
of the street. carry a small hand glass.
to learn what is going on behind you,
and don't kick at any hats that may
be living with apparent harmlessness
along your path.
There was a good attendance at all
of the Government buildings yester-
dav. Ladies were particularly numer
Gus at the office of the Board of Edu-
cation. where jingling concert was in
progress throughout the greater part