The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

and receipt bills for Dr. Murray.
The wife and young daughter Of DR..
Burgess arrived by the MonOwai yes
terday.
Second match between the Police and
Co. 3 teams at the Iwilei butts this
afternoon.
New bicycles for sale and to rent at
the Hawaiian Cyclery and Mfg Co.'S,
Fort street.
Meeting of the Rowing Association at
1870 p. IN. today in the Office Of a. G.
VI. Robertson.
Regular quarterly meeting Union
company's Office.
The police and Company will have
their return match at Iwilei butts to-
morrow afternoon.
Lieut.. Slater will sing the solo in the
anthem at the 9:4j a. N. service. St
Andrews, tomorrow.
Breakfast, BaIogne and Liver Saus-
ages for Sundays breakfast at Central
Meat Market. Telephone 1O4.
\ Consul General for Australia to
succeed w. r. Dixon, resigned, has not
yet been appointed by this Govern
ment.
Edgar Tate& Co, 245 Broadway, New
York. solicitors OF United States and
foreign patents have card in this
issue.
The telephones wires between this
city and Waimanalo are sagging and
in dangerous condition to eques-
trians
Mr. A 3. Wood. president of the
Y. NJ c. A will assist in the service
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
La Pliante Dress and Skirt Exten-
der is something that will interest the
ladies of Honolulu. They are for sale |
by b. +. Ehlers & Co.
The Temple of Fashion is offering |
nuns yelling, all colors, suitable for /
dresses, at 10 cents a yard. Also |
crepes, satin surahs, etc, at the same |
price.
II. c. Piper, wife and child were
through passengers on the Monowai
yesterday. Mr.. Piper goes to the Col
onies as agent for Messrs. Henry w.
Peabody & Co.
S. Rinado, the cigar man, who is
now on a trip around the world, was
a passenger on the MonOwai yesterday.
He will remain over to see the sights
on the Islands.
Having purchased the stock of Curl
Gus formerly displayed at the Golden
Rule Bazaar. the WOman's Exchange,
Merchant street, is now prepared to
furnish anything in that line.
Mr. Cowan, the Union street grocer,
has. on account of i'll health, released
his business to Messrs. Thee. H Da-
vies & Co. In all probability the
affairs OF the store will be closed up.
The directorate of the Annexation
Club held their regular weekly meet
ing at 4 o'clock yesterday. No report
was presented by the executive officer
and only routine matters of minor
importance were discussed.
Among the returning passengers on
the Monowai yesterday morning were
J. w. Luning and wife who for two
months past have been spending a de-
lightfuI time in various places through
out the State of California.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing Ngin Kee. plead guilty to the ,
charge of selling foreign goods without
n license Sentence was suspended
until Feb. 18th. in order to allow the
man chance to get out a license. ]
The theme for morning service at
the Christian Church will be Things
Essential in the Kingdom of Christ"
The pastor and congregation will par =
ticipate i'm the union services at the
Central Union Church at the evening
service.
Two daughters of Robert Seals. who D
was burned to death here some years
ago were expected TO return from Salt
Lake on the steamer yesterday but r.
they failed TO materaliZe. They have @
been residing in Salt Lake with their n
mother. o
At noon today at his salesrOoms, -
Jas. F. Morgan will sell. under fore
closure of mortgage. a number of desiT-
able properties. situate on Hawaii and /
this island. Two rice plantations at
Moiliili are on the list. See full par
ticuIaTs in advt.
Mr.. J. r. Mott. general secretary of
he Worlds Student Christian Fedora
ton will give an address on Prayer
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning. From India and ia
pan letters have come speaking in the
highest terms of this address.
Benjamin Fabian received his COM
mission yesterday appointing him TO
he office Of clerk of the District COuTt
in the place of VIM. J. COelho. resign
sd. Charles ChillingwOrth, it is under
stood. will receive his commission in
4 day or so. appointing him TO the po-
,ition made vacant by the promotion of
Mr. Fabian
The Foreign office is in receipt of a
notification from the Hawaiian Consul
n Stockholm that q grand Scandina-
-fan exhibition will be held there be
ween May Is and October 1st of the !
present year The Consul adds that
- ILL he nIaasal 10 attend 10 The D