The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Every day is bargain day" at stur-
devant's.
Napo-CresoIene cures while you sleep.
HOLSTER Drug Co., agents.
Company DIS monthly High links.
will be held Friday evening.
The Commissioners of Education will
ne in session at p. m. today.
Count De Kergolay returned from
Hawaii on the Kinau yesterday.
Ash wednesday services were held
at ST. Andrews Cathedral yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs r. Draper will go TO
San Francisco on the Zeaiandia today.
The Woman's Exchange has a fresh
stock Of choice homemade jellies and
jams.
The Second Battalion. Maj. J. W.
Jones. will drill on Friday evening.
March u.
The sum Of $3.50 was taken in in
fines and costs in the police court yes
terday morning.
The New Market Restaurant is open
daily from $50 a. m. to 8 p. m. Outside
catering a speciality.
The case of VIM. ]. Coelho for en-
bezzlement will come up in the Police
Court this morning.
The merry-go-round has been moved
to the street along Nuuanu stream,
mauka Of King street.
1t is learned that an attempt will be
made to hold a meeting of the base
ball league at noon today.
L. a. c. Parish. manager of Ulupala-
kua ranch, arrived on the Kinau yes
terday. He is down on business.
Prof. and Mrs. Weber and Mrs.
Walter Maxwell returned from the
Volcano on the Kinau yesterday
Private W. ]. Smith of Company b
has been appointed janitor of the Drill
Shed, succeeding Jack Lang, resigned.
The Lei POM Moi Dancing Club will
give a social and dance in their club
house on School street Saturday even
ing.
Lucas Bros. have been awarded the
contract for undermining the four
stores in the Arlington block, Hotel
street.
Turnkey Faggaroos of the police sta
ton and Captain Hingley made A. each
at the Kakaako butts Sunday, this as
an official score.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
Japanese woman, Teru, found dead on
the Kulamanu, has rendered a verdict
of death by suicide.
The dress making parIors of Harry
Dawson have been moved from Mrs.
Hanna's to neat quarters in the new
Love Building Fort street
Don't forget the dance at the Myrtle
Boat Club house this evening. The
best of tunes is promised and then it
is going to be a beautiful night.
All members and friends of the NJ. |
3. C. are expected to attend the hop |
this evening. Tickets can be had Of
members or from the committee at the
door.
John Mott carries full line of stoves |
and household goods of all kinds. |
Plumbing, tin, copper and sheetiron |
work promptly attended to. Telephone, !
No. 81.
Franklin stove coal, in bags, in lots |
of one ton (2240 pounds) or over, de
Ivered to any part of the city at the :
rate of So a ton by c. Brewer & Co,
Limited. Queen street.
A special meeting of the Kilohana
Art League is called for 1880 o'clock
this evening. There will be an election
of new members and transaction of
other important business.
Irish Consul Tom McTighe will give
a barbecue at his home this evening in
honor of the visit of Irish Count Gard
ner of Kahului to the city. a number of
gentlemen will be present.
E. o. Hall & Son are agents for three
of the leading bicycles manufactured.
and invite inspection of recent irnpor-
tations. \ full supply of lamps, bells
and sundries always in stock
Anthony Edward Kaeser. a tourist
visiting in Honolulu. and tennis play
or of some note at his home in the
States. challenges any Honolulu player
TO friendly game Of singles.
Official Interpreter Doyle and Port
Surveyor Stratemeyer will visit quaran-
tine station this morning for the pur-
pose of investigating the cases OF the
665 Japanese immigrants there. n
There is a great scarcity of fishfat
the market The fishermen say that
this is due TO the fact that the.water
close TO shore is very cold just now. and
that the fish have gone out to sea.
The WOman's Exchange has on hand
a limited number of President Dole's
latest photographs, on which he has !
kindly placed his signature. This is the :
only place in town where tourists can :
obtain his autograph.
Among the Kinau passengers yes
+srdav were Samuel Parker. Charles
Motley. Captain Ross. NJ. ID. MOnsarrat.
!. F. Brown. T. Y. KeywOrth, J. Rem
ton. II. p. Walton. J. w. Bergstrom, c. ,
Won Hamm and others.
Some 800 cartridges comprising
A. 7O's. "a shorts and a longs were
found in among the lantana back OF
CAPTAIN Fernandes' home in kalihi, a
day OF two ago. This is the second
find of the kind that has been made