The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-04
LOCAL BREgiTEES.

Dr. w. T. Monsarrat was out again
yesterday, after quite siege of illness.
At J. Commancho's today: Dinner
Green turtle soup, roast sucking pig,
etc
f. Poppleton, of the Home Bakery
publishes a card TO the public in this
paper.
There will be cricket practice in
front OF the Drill Shed Wednesday aft
srnOon.
\ black silk parasol, covered with
lace. has been lost. Suitable reward
offered. See ad.
A position as housekeeper or nursery
gOverness is wanted by lady. No OBJ
lection to other Islands.
STANDARD" brand shirts, colored and
white starched fronts, reduced prices at
X Furuya's, Hotel street.
For unique designs in gold and sill
yer novelties, visit E. a. Jacobson's,
Fort street CWenner's old stand).
A clearance sale at reduced prices on
all goods is now in progress at x. Fur
uya's. Robinson block, Hotel street.
Arrangements are being made for
match game of cricket between teams
from the U. S. S. Philadelphia and H.
c. c.
a dividend will be payable on Friday
to stockholders of the Hawaiian Sugar
Company Transfer books close at noon
today.
A. V. Gear, agent for the Germania
Life Insurance Company of New York,
is sending out neat little memorandum
books as souvenirs.
The meeting of the Y. NJ. g. A. was
postponed last evening on account of
the lecture by DR.. Barrows, of Chicago,
at Central Union Church.
G. H. Turton, an insurance man from
Australia, who has been on trip TO
the Orient arrived by the China yes
terday for short stay in Honolulu.
Captain Fernandes arrested two Chi
namen in a shop on the corner of Pau
ahi and Smith streets yesterday, the
charge being unlawful possession of
opium.
There will be a French dinner and
dancing on the lanai at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening as a farewell to
guests departing on the Australia to-
morrow.
A V. Gear, 30 King street, is agent
for these Islands of the Germania Life
Insurance Company and the Green
witch Fire Insurance Company, both OF
New York.
]. J. Egan is opening up a new line
of reliable goods at low prices. Fancy
mohair dress goods, French and Am
erican organizes, shirtwaists, etc, In
endless variety.
If you do not use Port Costa -four,
ask your neighbOTs how they like 1t.
California Feed Company, NJ. w. Nc
Chesney and ]. T. Waterhouse keep a |
full supply on hand.
You don't get bottom prices unless
YOU trade at Sturdevants.
The Palmer tire is not puncture-
profit is better. Agency of the Ster-
ling bicycle. with Palmer tires, at
Household Supply Department OF Cas-
tie & Cooke, Limited.
George Wood. the baseball player, |
who was taken to Lunalilo Home few |
DAYS since. died there of consumption |
Yesterday morning. He was 10 years |
old at the time of his death.
There was a large audience present |
in the Central Union Church last night, |
the attraction being a lecture, delfv- |
cred by DR.. Barrows, of Chicago. His |
subject was 1.-The Universal Man and |
Saviour"
Members of the Choral Society |
should not forget that there is re-
hearsal in the High School building at
1880 o'clock this evening. The concert |
proposed for Saturday evening will be
discussed.
At the residence. Young street. near
Thomas square. ]. F. Morgan will hold
a big sale of furniture. portable steam
firewood saving machine, antique |
bronzes. brake. etc, this morning at 10
o'clock, the property of j. 5. Bailey
All those interested in the proper
celebration of July 4th, the third ami
versary of the Republic of Hawaii, are
invited to attend a meeting for that
purpose at the Drill Shed tonight at
Z so O'Clock, to hear committee reports,
etc.
NJ. d. Monsarrat will send to San
Francisco on the Australia tomorrow
the large map of the city, recently COM
pleted, for the purpose of having IL
Mr.. Monsarrat has taken
in nearly 900 orders for copies of the
map.
J. w. Jones. chairman OF the Gener-
al Committee, calls meeting OF all
those interested in the celebration on
July 4th of the third anniversary OF
the Republic of Hawaii. to be present
at the Drill Shed this evening at 1880
o'clock.
The following passengers are booked
TO leave on the China today: The New
ell party, c. A. Spreckels, Miss Stew
art. Mrs. Petee and daughters and MISS
Griswold 1t is understood that Mr..
Samuel Parker will also be among the
China's passengers.