The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-06
LOCAL BREyITlES.

Novelties and notious Of all descrip
lions at Sturdevant's.
Flying Jordans tonight. Seats at
Wall. Nichols Company.
Hats and bonnets for Easter wear at
Mrs. NJ. Hanna's, Fort street
Poppleton is now serving a very fine
mercantile lunch from II till 2.
Mrs. Barney will speak at the meet
ing Of the Woman's Board this after
noon
The Government band will play at
Queens Hospital today from 3 to .
p. m.
T. E. Cowart. of the Hagey Institute,
bought 40 tickets for the Opera House
tonight. 1
There will be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge. No. S22, this evening
Work in second degree
We pin our faith to honest goods.
bottom prices and straightforward
methods. Sturdevant's.
4 meeting of the Honolulu Road Club
will be held in the Y. NJ G. a. hall at
7:3O o'clock this evening.
United States Charge d'Affaires Ellis
Mills and Mr. Porter Boyd visited the
L. 5. S. Marion yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Ho-
noIulu Choral Society at the High
School at 7:30 this evening.
DR.. C. b. High. dentist philadelphia
Dental College, 1892, has his office lin
the Masonic Temple building.
Household furniture of all kinds will
be sold by James f. Morgan at his
saIesrooms. at 10 d. M. today.
Sweeping reductions for one week
only in artistic bamboo furniture at Is.
Tanaka's, King, near Alakea street.
This is the seventh week of Z. w.
Jordan's CNo 10 store) big reduction
sale. See list of goods in advertisement
this morning.
1t is Chester Doyle who is laid up
with malariaI fever, and not the Mar
shall. All the latter can be accused of
is NAL de mer."
On Wednesday, April 18th. at II noon,
at SOrenson's wharf, James F. Morgan
will sell at auction one captains gig.
Is feet long, cedar built.
The old decayed telephone posts of
the city that have so long been men
ace TO people on the streets, are at
last being cut down and carted away
The PaIama branch grocery store of
the Hawaiian Sons was started yester-
day with Mr.. Keau at the head. The
other branches will be started very
soon.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
while Rev o. Fl. Gulick and wife were
driving down Fort street, a dray ran
into their carriage and smashed
wheel. Nobody hurt.
Capt. Robert Parker, of the police
force. went out to the pistol butts, in
Kakaako. to practice yesterday. His
revolver kicked a little too hard, and
Bob got a scratched nose.
Hack No. 10, when turning the cor
ner of Hotel and Fort street. Sunday
night. dropped hind wheel. The driv-
CT took the horse and hack TO the sta
BILE and let the wheel remain.
Henry Waterhouse & Co, agents for
I.aie plantation, have just ordered
large pump for the purpose of 6Sstrib-
uting the water from the wells recently
sunk by the McCandless Bros
George A Howard of the firm of
Howard & Train. architects, will leave
business bent. He will return on the
morning of Tuesday, April Is.
E. o. White had the misfortune of
breaking his ankle while riding toward
his home Friday evening. His wheel
got twisted in the tram-car track and
he was thrown to the ground with the
result as above stated
The regular quarterly meeting of {.
Brewer & Co. Limited, will be held
at the companys office, in Honolulu. on
April 18th. at 10 a. m. Certain pro-
posed amendments to the bylaws will
be considered at the meeting.
Mr.. John Ena has bought a lot on
Prospect street Punchbowl slope, and
will put up a two-stOry house there
very soon. 1t is Mr.. Ena's intention TO
lease his home at Waikiki and move
within the range of the cooling breezes
on PunchbOwl.
PatroIman Hewitt had rather an eX-
citing experience with his horse OPP
posite the police station yesterday. The
animal became stubborn. and. after
making numerous gyrations, finished
by jumping over the hitching bar
Hewitt remained aboard.
w H. Richard now visiting his
daughter Mrs. L. de l.. Ward. reports
the coffee in Honokaa in a most salts
factory condition. The trees are abso-
lutely free from blight. and there is
plenty of moisture. Land is being
taken up by white men as fast as they
can get il.
Meeting Woman's Board Missions
will be held at Central Union Church.
on Tuesday. at 2:9O p m. Missionaries
VINO arrived on Morning Star will
speak. Extracts and letters will be
read. Mrs Barney will also address
the society at close of meeting. Fans
and scarfs will be on sale. Visitors
will be most welcome.
\ gang of dozen or so men were