The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Fire shoveIs. SC. sturdevant's.


observation-disclosures and St Louis
at league grounds tomorrow.
"A Competitor of Ours" is the sub
ject of E. o. Hall & Sons talk this
morning.
Advertising pays. W. w Dimond's
sales Of Jewel stoves in 10 days past
number p.
Taronena is the one guaranteed
preventative of seasickness. Hebron
Drug Company.
An enjoyable stereopticon entertain
ment was given in the Methodist
Church last night.
Douglass Monsarrat will make the
survey Of Gears lots in Kapiolani
Park Addition next week.
J. H. schnack has several fine prop
critics for sale at Waikiki and in town.
Apply at his office, 223 Merchant
street.
\ dividend on the capital stock of
Eva Plantation Company is due and
payable at the Office of Castle & Cooke,
Limited.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald did
dav. He and his secretary will remain
here until the Australia.
An important meeting of the mem
bers Of the Myrtle Boat Club is called
for 1880 O'Clock this evening in the
hall of the Chamber of Commerce,
Merchant street.
c. J. FaIk left for San Francisco on
the Alameda yesterday afternoon TO be
gone for a short time on a vacation
He was covered with leis, the gifts of
kind lady friends.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1, l. o. o. F.,
requests all officers and members TO
assemble at the lodge rooms at 1890
today to attend the funeral of their
late Brother, F. Ferry.
At the military butts, in Kakaako
yesterday, Lieutenant Rose, OF the ma
tive company. made 50 on the ring
target. Just adopted here. This is the
highest score made so far.
1t was impossible to get together
quorum of the Commissioners of Ed
ucation at the regular time for the
meeting yesterday. so school matters
had TO tide over until next week.
Catcher KiIey of the Regiment team
had his hand injured in practice
game on Wednesday. and will not play
in the game with the st. Louis team
on Saturday. Davis, second baseman,
will take his place.
The dance at the Healani Boat Club
will come off on the night of May 18th
The Myrtles have set theirs for the
same night, so that there will be two
delightful dances within short dis
lance of each other.
The case of Joan Sylvia, for larceny
in the second degree, will be complet-
ed in the Police Court today. 1t Will
be remembered that Sylvia is the young
man who is supposed to have entered
the Elite Ice Cream parlors.
Hawaiian Cook Book, which has
reached it's fourth edition, has recipes
for preparing vegetables and fruit in
digenous to these Islands. Good. reli-
able and appetizing. Sold only at Wo-
mans Exchange, 215 Merchant street.
J. O. Henderson, who is connected
with the Sentinel of indianapolis, Ind,
and who has been spending few
weeks with his wife viewing the
beauties of Hawaii nei, left for his
home an the Alameda yesterday after
noon.
Lieutenant Chamberlain has not yet
received his commission as captain on
the notice force, notwithstanding the
announcement made in one OF the
afternoon papers about a fortnight
ago that day or so would see such
result.
Our prices are named TO sell goods.
Sturdevants.
The handsome brOnZed railing on
the counter in the Finance Office was
put in position yesterday. 1t is AZ
inches high and has window openings
for paying and receiving tellers. The
design is very pretty and the railing
a great Improvement to the office.
The telephone tower, above the
building on Merchant street, former-
" occupied by the Bell Telephone
Company. is being removed by the
gang of Iaborers employed by the Mu-
tual Telephone Company. Nearly all
the old poles about the city have like
wise been removed.
The fine Sterling racer imported by
Mr.. Frank Atherton, and which was
so much admired by bicycle experts
at the recent show in independence
Park pavilion. was sold yesterday TO
George Martin, one of Honolulu's
speedy riders. Mr.. Martin will enter
!. the next race on his green wheel.
\ recent issue of the Seattle Post
InteIIigencer announces the death of
4. Feek in the Fannie Paddock Hos
pitaI in that city. Mr.. Feek will be
remembered as the contractor who
built portion of the Waianae extern
sion of the o. r. & L. road. A case
in which he was interested is now in
court.
f. BelIman, at one time connected
with the bicycle repair shop of Fl. g.