The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Temple of Fashion.
Schnack or Luning won't chase you
II you trade at Sturdevant's.
a small black and white dog has
been found. Inquire at this office.
MiddIe-aged man desires a position
as bookkeeper or storekeeper on plan
tation.
Hawaiian Lodge. No. q, will meet
tonight at 7:3O O'Clock for work in third
degree.
Gazette Csemi-weekIy) will be issued
in time for the outgoing mails this
morning.
The shoot between the MaulioIa boys
and a team from the police, has been
given up.
Nothing but low prices and right
goods could account for the trade at
Sturdevant's.
Grand opening of spring millinery
will take place on Thursday, April LIST
at Mrs. Hanna's.
Anchor chain blasting on the Camp
bell premises does not seem TO be such
a bowling success.
The dance at the Healani Boat Club
house is the event of the evening.
There will be large number present.
The King street car track at Nuuanu
stream has been torn up for about 150
yards. Passengers are obliged to trans
fer.
Joe Akana was arrested yesterday
morning for truancy. His case will
come up in the Police Court this morn
ing.
oh, in
debted to Mr.. J. A. McCandless for
files of late San Francisco and Seattle
papers.
The following gentlement we've elect !
ed members of Company A, ~. G. H. !
last night: w. F. Voss, AyVoss, n.
Nelson and G. c. Crowley.
The Vaidis twin sisters, world fam
Gus gymnasts, with a first class vande- |
Vile company will arrive here during
April and play four nights.
Mr.. d. Keliiokamoku of Eva has
given the Bishop Museum a pearl found !
in an okupe shell. and two specimens |
of the pipi or Waipio oyster
Mr. Lightfoot has taken several ex-
cellent views of the High School build /
ing-three or four with various classes
and teachers on the front steps.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Christian workers will be held this |
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Y. NJ. |
C. 4. hall All are cordially invited TO
be present.
An effort is being made by the Ho-
noluIu wheelmen TO secure long lease
OF the elegant Gulick premises on
King street for the purpose of using
them as a Club House.
st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated
at Eva plantation Saturday night, in
manner becoming the children of the
Emerald Isle. Quite a number" OF city
people have been invited to attend.
The Gazette Company has just print
ed an edition of $50 copies of the Ho-
hama. the quarterly magazine for the
Hawaiian Sunday schools, which DIR.
Hyde has edited for three years past.
The British residents of the islands
through RI. y. NJ. Commissioner Halves
will make an effort to have the dia-
mond jubilee celebration of Queen Vic !!
toria reign. 1t will occur June 20.
The case of Gallagher and Shimizu,
for alleged violation of the immigra-
ton laws, came up in the District
Court yesterday morning, and was
further continued until the oath inst.
Business is not generally dull with
men who resort to printers ink to let
the world know what is offered for
sale" w. w. DimOnd reports almost
holiday trade in solid silver, cut glass
and Royal Worchester ware.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Kawaiahao Church will give an
entertainment in the church this even
ing One of the attractions will be
Cor U |
some of the women of the church.
w. S. Luce will sell at public auc-
ton this day at 10 a. m. at the store
on Beretania street, adjoining the City
Feed Store. a large variety of furniture
Just TO hand from San Francisco. Also
one iron safe. piano box buggy, etc.
All Chin and All Lin were arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of
ARRAY. The Cinnamon got into dis
pute and All Lin bit piece out of All
Chin's thumb Then All Chin retail
ated and cut All Lin quite badly just
over the eye.
Detective KAPPA made another good
haul Yesterday. this in the shape of
nineteen japanese gamblers from
lodging house on Beretania street near
Kaumakapili church. The game was
on in all its glory when the police took
a hand and produced quiet.
In the Police Court yesterday the
case of Piipiilani and Mileka for adul-
terry was nolle pross'd and defendants
discharged OF the charge of assault
and battery, Piipiilani was found
guilty and sentenced to six months
Imprisonment at hard labor.
A Honolulu man has written TO a |
Washington resident asking for all /
the Hawaiian stamps he can get hold |
of. In return he offers to pay postage
and send an article on annexation. /
For says the stamp gatherer, we
must, and shall have, annexation.
The Morse Manufacturing Company. /
7 Red Lion Court. London. E. c., wants
capable young men or ladies 10 act as