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

A lady's purse containing a piece OF
sental work has been lost.
Mrs. Davey. wife OF Frank Davey. the
photographer. was passenger on the
Australia yesterday.
The prices at which we sell goods
would mean quick bankruptcy on the
credit system. Sturdeyant's.
Captain Mary Zimmers and Lieut..
Monroe Of the Salvation Army. left for
Maui on the Claudine yesterday.
J. II. Kirkpatrick, one of the owners
Of the Hagey cure returned with his
wife yesterday on the Australia
This is ladies' day at the courts Of
the Pacific Tennis Club. All lady
friends are cordially invited 10 attend
Miss CornweH left for waikapu on
the steamer Claudine last evening.
She Will be gone for fortnight or
more.
Andrew Adams. recently connected
with the Providence r. /. Journal, has
accepted a position on the Advertiser
staff.
p. T. Mccullough came down on the
Helene from San Francisco yesterday
with % head Of mules and head Of
horses.
French dinner and dance to the Aus
tralia passengers and the tourists from
the Volcano at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening.
DR.. w. F. McConkey and b. II. Good
hue who arrived on the Australia left
for Maui on the Claudine Yesterday
afternoon.
The HoOulu and HoOla Lahui will
hold their monthly meeting at 10
O'Clock this morning at the KapioIani
Maternity Home.
This being Ash Wednesday, the
members Of the Second Congregation
OF st. Andrews Cathedral will have
services at 1905 and $40 p. m.
Alexander Cartwright, formerly a re-
sident OF Honolulu but now promi !
nent California ranchman is visiting |
his brother, Bruce Cartwright.
Prof. U. Thompson of Kamehameha |
School will address the Psychology and |
Child's Study circles at the High |
School this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. |
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Board OF Missions was held in the par
lOrs of Central Union Church yesterday
afternoon. Routine work was carried |
on.
The steamer Mauna Loa took away a
very few passengers for Maui and Ha-
wall ports yesterday. Among the num-
Der were Geo. Rodick, Geo. McDOugall
and j. Fl. S. Martin.
Professor A. b. ingalls, of Oahu Col
Iege is giving a series of morning organ
recitaIs to the students. Selections
from Wagner, Beethoven. ct ais. have
thus far been rendered.
The o. S. s. Australia, HoudIette
master. will sail for San Francisco on
Wednesday. March 10th, at p. m.
For freight or passage apply TO office
of w. G. Irwin & Co, Ltd.
The opening of the new Chinese hos
pitaI at Palama will take place Thurs
day. March 4th. at 3 p. m. The presi-
dent and officers extend an invitation
to the public to be present.
William Travis, a younger brother of
Br. Travis of the Star, arrived yester-
day from his home in Portland, Ore
gOn He will take a position in the !
office of Ripley & Dickey, architects.
VIM. BIaisdeI was to hove come ,
down as purser on the Helene but, Ow
ing to a mining suit pending in the
Courts in San Francisco. he was forced
% abandon his trip at the last moment.
The following left on the Mikahala
yesterday afternoon to attend court on
Kauai: Judge Carter. \. G.. VI. Robert
,on. Antoine Rosa. Lyle A. Dickey, j. =
A. Magoon. C. ~ Davis and c. Il. De-
nent. r
A short meeting of the Honolulu
Road Club was held in the Y. NC. \.
laH last evening. The following new
members were elected: George Angus.
:. T.. Moore l. Livingston. T.. r. Paris.
\. w. Pearson. DIR. WaysOn and c. h.
Iyde.
p. l. Weaver. JT. arrived by the
australia. and will enter the law Office :,
Il w. r. Castle. He is a grandson OF
he late Dr.. Richard Armstrong. and
nephew of the late Gent. 5. c. Arm
trong. He has been a resident Of San 4
francisco. II
Henry WaterhOuse. Arthur b. Wood
nd Henry WaterhOuse. IT.. have form
Il copartnership for the purpose of
arrying on a commission. real estate,
nd insurance business at No. 10,
,ueen street. this city. under the firm A
anne OF Henry WaternOuse * Co 81
The regular meeting of the Leilani 81
.oat Club will be held at the Hawai-
IN Hotel this Wednesday evening at
80 y. IN. Every member is requested
D be. present. as matters of Importance
i'll come up for discussion pertaining
D the boat house site on the harbOr. "
Charles Vessels. engineer at Eva. NJ
ill leave by the Zealandia for Ellens- u
urg. Wash. to take charge OF manu-
,cturing enterprise in that town. Be
ire leaving Eva yesterday. Mr.. Wes-
els was presented with a fine gold
-atch chain by the employees of the
lantation.
Woman's Exchange. 215 Merchant III
rect has a full supply of rare Hawai- W
m curious. including the stock form co