The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
necessities at sturde-

Household necessities at sturde-
wants.
Mrs. DR.. Walters of Lihue, Kauai,
arrived on the Hall Sunday
Hopp & Co. are selling handsome
oak sets OF seven pieces for s2S.
There was quite good attendance
OF town people at picnic in Waia-
nae Sunday.
There will be an important meeting
OF the H. \. a. c. in Y. VI. c. A hall
this evening.
w. H. Rice, E. P. Dole and c. r.
Dement, arrived from Kauai on the
Mikahala Saturday.
Z. r. Adams is expected back from
the Coast on the Mount LebanaH, now
due from Portland. 60
Bristol horse parade at noon today
Performance at pavilion, Alakea and
Beretania streets, tonight at s.
"PentecostaI meetings" at the Me
thOdist Church at and 7:3O D. m. to-
day. conducted by Rev. Joseph H.
Smith.
Among the passengers from Kauai
on the w. G. Hall, Sunday were Paul
Neumann. \. G.. VI. Robertson, J. O.
Wood, +. Hutchinson and J. Z. Bush.
The Bishop of Panapolis returned
from Maui on the Claudine, Sunday.
Among others who arrived on the same
steamer were F. Meyer and c. Hede-
mann.
Club l in Wichman's popular watch
club is now filled. Club No. 2 is form
ing. Are you in it; 81 a week; no
blanks; all prizes. Particulars in adj
vertisement.
Cordes and Kekai is the latest COM
bination of raiders among the police
officers. ID. Kanaka and G. Warren
arrested four gamblers and two opium
fiends Sunday.
New novelties in neck wear, child
ren's muslin embroidered hats and a
special bargain in children's under
vests. are the subjects in y. S. Sachs
new add today.
The Supreme Court sustained the de-
cision of the lower Court in favor of
the plaintiff in the case of H. w.
Schmidt & Sons VS.. Royal Insurance
Company, Saturday.
Bargains in carriage whips at Stur-
deyant's.
Judge E. G. Hitchcock came down
from Hawaii on the Kinau Saturday
morning 10 accompany his wife, who |
returned from the States on the Ala
media, back TO Hilo.
The old reliable-The Pacific Hard |
ware Company, Limited,-has just re-
ceived another invoice of household |
necessities. Plantation goods of all
kinds always in stock.
Just the thing for breakfast-Aunt |
Abbey's Eastern rolled oats. For sale |
by all grocers. Pacific Coast agents
Frank b. Peterson, 1892 California
street, San Francisco, Cal.
The Amy Turner brought $50 pack
ages of goods for the Warehouse
stores. They will be displayed this
week. Included in the lot is French
China agate and glass ware.
The hearing of the Custom House
JAPANESE habeas corpus case Will be
heard before the Supreme Court today.
Minister Cooper will probably argue
the case on the side of the Government.
Jas. F. Morgan continues the big sale
of bankrupt goods from the stock OF
NJ s. Levy, at his salesrooms this
morning. Be on hand for bargains,
as the sale commences at 10 o'clock
sharp.
Rumors were rife yesterday that
Company A, n. G. II. would be sent
to Maui on the Helene today. There
was no truth in the report. The Maui
guards are we'll supplied with arms and
ammunition and need no assistance.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau Saturday |
were W NJ. Fulcher Col. G. F. Little,
J. r. Wilson. George E. Smithies,
Judge C. F. Hart. L. Won Tempsky,
H Baldwin Mrs. w. p. Boyd, Capt.
r. Andrews, Captain Beveridge and
H. s Richard.
Ladies, get your shears and scissors
sharpened free at Sturdevant's today.
Arrests from 1915 a. m. to p. m.
Sunday were as follows: MitZimago,
for violating carriage regulations; All
Min and Lin Hang. for opium unlaw-
fully in possession: six Chinese tor
gambling: one of the same gang for
bribery and Kwai Chin for assault and
battery on a police officer
Some thirty bicyclists have been in
vited TO the Swanzy ride this evening.
\ number of others have been invited
TO the house Should the weather
prove inclement the bicyclists VIII
house their wheels and repair TO the
SwanZy home. on Beretania street.
there to indulge in cards. Dancing
will be in order later in the evening.