The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Candles galore at SturdeVants.
Company \ will drill tonight at the
usual time.
Thoroughbred bull dog for sale; s25.
Apply this Office.
Black walnut office desk for sale
cheap. Sturdevant's.
Easter millinery opening will be an
nounced shortly by y. S. Sachs.
Mr.. T. ]. King returned from Kauai
on the Re Au Hou yesterday morning.
Regular weekly session of the Com
missioners of Education at 2:3O q. m.
today.
Old inmates of Lunalilo Home will
attend the horse show on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. c. J. Ludwigsen and daughter
viii leave for the Coast on the next
Australia.
The door to the Safe Deposit Com
pany's Office was found open last night
by a policeman.
Dickie Davis who left yesterday for
Hawaii will bring back two horses for
June 18th races.
Kamehameha Lodge of Projection
will meet tonight at the Masonic Tenn
pie at 7:3O o'clock.
All claims against c. E. Richardson,
HilO. Hawaii. should be presented at
once for payment.
The Metropolitan Meat Company has
begun smoking hams. The venture
has proven a success.
Mr.. S. Hirai is gazetted in the by
Authority column as Eleve Consul to
the japanese Consulate General
Edward r. Adams, importer of Ore
gon -four. bran, barley. middlings, etc.
can be reached by telephone 1874.
The wives of Chief Engineer Nor
man and Lieutenant Moses of the u.
s. ). Marion are expected here on the
Australia.
On account of retiring from business.
the Temple of Fashion VIII inaugurate
a general closing out sale, beginning
on April 1st.
S. Hirai, Eleve Consul to H. l. ]. NJ. S
Consul General Shimamura, was pre-
sented to the Minister of Foreign At
fairs yesterday.
The tennis racket tournament at the
Pacific Tennis Club courts is stirring
up a lot of interest. The games are
on every afternoon from to O'Clock.
The case of Shimizu and Gallagher
for alleged violation of the immigra-
ton laws, came up in the Police Court
yesterday morning and was again post
poned until Saturday.
\ business meeting for all those who
have subscribed to the charter for an /.
o. r. NJ Tribe in this city, will be
held at X of p hall on Friday even
ing, March 20, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
morning were c. K. Wilder, E. ID.
Sparrow. L. A Andrews, II. G. Austin,
c. II. Dickey. Rev. M. C. Harris and
W. ]. Sheldon.
Frank Honick, an eX-member of
Company A. N G.. H., who was de-
ported from the Islands two years
ago, is a blue jacket on the Marion.
He boasts of having plenty of money
in his possession.
The new building for the Portuguese
Kindergarten on Miller street will be
opened on Friday morning at 10
O'Clock with appropriate exercises. All !
" invited TO attend.
Green turtle soup and poultry din |
ner at the New Market Restaurant, II |
till p. IN. today. Recent inward alter |
ations have been added, extra seating |
accommodation. All cooking is under |
]. Commacho's personal supervision. |
Tickets for the concert to be given |
at Kaumakapili Church next Saturday |
night are on sale at the various news /
stores and at the Hebron Drug Co. |
The program is an excellent one and
the attendance will no doubt be large,
as il is for charitable object
The personal taxes for the year of
1897 are due on or before the 31st OF
this month. If not paid by that time
10 per cent extra will be added.
Those DESTROYS of avoiding the extra
amount will do well to call at the
tax office before the date mentioned
above.
There was great excitement on the
King street bridge yesterday after
noon. 4 lot of natives were occupied
in watching a very large school OF
small fish in the stream. The manner
i'm which .hey jumped about seemed to
indicate that they had been chased in
from the sea by some large fish
\ drunken bluejacket from the L.
:. :. Marion gave four policemen all
they wanted 10 do last night. He was
as stubborn as mule, and although
his arms were pinioned. he managed,
through sheer strength. to push his
all over the street. At the re-
reiving station he was just as bad until
Lieutenant Needham took hold, and
then it became necessary for him TO
go into cell.