The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A good dry goods salesman is
wanted.
Watches and clocks repaired at II.
c. Biart's, Fort street.
Turkish and Russian vapor baths at
Honolulu Sanitorium, King street.
The Washington Feed Company
can be reached through telephone 422.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
has a reputation for selling good foot
wear.
This is opening day at the Temple
of Fashion. The % per cent reduc-
ton is in full force.
n. Il. Austin came down from Kauai
on Saturday. He will be in town
few days on business.
Lihue plantation, on Kauai, contem
mates the building of new mill at the
close of the grinding season.
l B. Kerr's "a lot for a little" sale
commences today, and will last for one
week See prices in advertisement.
The Wall. Nichols Company now is
sue a monthly bulletin of books sold
by them. 1t is for free distribution.
The annual meeting of the Pacific
Tennis Club will take place at the
Club House at 8 o'clock this evening.
d. B. Smith. of the Manufacturers
Shoe Store. returned on the Mariposa
Saturday, after quite visit to the
States.
On Tuesday evening of last week,
Sheriff Carter fell off his horse and
had the misfortune to dislocate his
shoulder.
y. S. Sachs announces special good
values in bed spreads. These are new,
fresh goods, bought direct from head
quarters.
Miss Anna Paris. formerly of Kai-
Iua. Hawaii. returned on the Mari
posa Saturday. after quite an extend
ed stay in the States.
The opium cases of John Radin, the
hackman, and r. Bennett, the mate OF
the ]. A. Cummins, will come up in
the Police Court today.
The National feed box is something
that will please owners of horses.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
handles this feed saver.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald and
Secretary Greene returned yesterday
from a tour of inspection of the sugar
and coffee plantations at Waianae.
Among the passengers who arrived
on the Claudine Sunday morning were
c. A. Spreckels, r. r. Berg, G.. Z. VIII
der. III. p. Baldwin. Capt. l.. Ahlborn
and w. II. Cornwell.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday and st.
Andrews Cathedral was beautifully
decorated with flowers and palms IN
consequence The sermons and music
were appropriate TO the occasion.
BY selling for cash we have the
wherewith to buy at lowest possible
prices in the East. This and low ex-
penses helps us to sell for what our
competitors pay. Try us. Sturdevants.
n. C. Walter. Jr., for long time an
employe of the o. s. S. Co., /in~Sen
Francisco, came down as purSer or the
Mariposa, in place of Mr.. Smith, who
has gone back to Ireland on a short
visit to his people.
King, the colored horse trainer, re-
turned from a three months Visit 10
his people in Lancaster, Ohio, whom
he had not seen for over 20 years
King reports a fine time, but finds
things sadly changed.
There was a large meeting Of all :he
Sunday Schools on the Garden Isle at
Hanalei, Sunday. Large delegations
were sent from Waimea, Hanapepe,
KoIoa and Lihue. The convention was
the best ever held on Kauai.
Detective KAPPA is having a fine
time at Kailua. Kona. In letter TO a
friend KAPPA writes that he will re-
turn on the goth, in case the jury term
in Kona is finished by that time II
not, he will return on the Both.
The church services of the Second
Congregation of St. Andrews Cattle
draI for Monday. Tuesday, wednesday
and Thursday will be at II noon, and
at D. m. On Friday. services will be
at the same hours as on Sunday.
The Customs guards were given
day off Sunday by Port Surveyor STRAIT
emeyer. and all of the inspectors were
put on duty in their places. The boys
have been doing excellent work, APP
probation of which is shown by the
action of allowing them a holiday.
r. c. Geer and wife. of Tacoma,
Wash. arrived by the Mariposa, and
will make Honolulu their home. Mr.
Geer has taken charge of the repair
department of the Hawaiian Cyclery
Company King street, near Fort. He
is an experienced gun and bicycle man.
The Government representatives
spent all of yesterday at quarantine.
and up TO o'clock had examined $40
of the japanese. The indications point
to the return of nearly all of the entire
shipment. They are inferior in every
respect to any others so far received
here.
The men of II. b. Ms Wild Swan
were having a great time on Kauai at
latest accounts They were being en-
tertained by the Gays and Robinsons.
Goat hunting. sports and general
good time were being INDUCED in. The
Wild Swan will probably return 20
port today.
Judge Perry handed down a decision