The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-08
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


and sells goods at right prices.
J. W Jones arrived home from
Kauai on the Mikahala Saturday.
Mrs. SpaIding and Otis 2. spaIding
arrived from Kauai on the James
Makee. Sunday.
The Hawaiian band will play in
Emma Square at 1880 o'clock this
evening as usual.
Messrs Kirkpatrick and Cowart Of
the Hagey Institute will not leave for
Australia until April.
Lieutenant Chamberlain arrested five
Chinese gamblers on rice plantation
out in Kalihi Sunday night.
Members of the Lei POM Moi Social
Club gave a dance at their hall on
School street Saturday night.
\ meeting OF the ST. Louis College
literary society viii be held on We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock.
Our success depends upon your
satisfaction. Hence it pays us to study
your interests. Sturdevants.
Mrs. r. p. Myers returned on the
Claudine Sunday morning after a very
pleasant fortnight spent on Maui.
Tickets for admission to the japanese
bazaar at Emma Hall next Saturday.
may be obtained from newsdealers in
the city.
w W. Djmond has some Beautiful
banquet candalabra lamps in his EVA
window Read what he says about
them today.
Haywood is in it." So say the Nam
ufacturers' Shoe Company. Trilby
polish for black and tan shoes is the
right thing, also.
The finest line Of candies offered in
months is now shown by the only gen
uine French Boss" store, Fort street,
next TO Lewis & Co.
Miss Helen Wilder is the only lady
who put her name on the list of one
hundred subscribers known as the
Hawaiian Amusement Company.
A japanese was arrested last night
for drunkenness. This is very rare
occurrence. Japanese usually cOnfne
their drunkenness to their home.
The game of baseball between the
St. Louis College second team and
the Lisbons, resulted in q victory for
the former with a score Of IS to 6.
a circular letter to various singers
of the city asking them to become
members of the new Choral Society,
has been sent out by Minister Cooper.
Another special dinner and dance
will be given at the Hawaiian hotel
,Tuesday evening, this for the special
benefit of the guests departing on the
Australia.
The cricket game between the "Old
BOYS" and New Bloods," was post
poned Saturday on account of the
death of the wife of Mr.. J. Hay Wode-
house, Jr.
The Company II drill set for to-
night has been postponed. Every
member of the company is expected
to turn out to the battalion drill Fri
day night.
Among the arrivals from Kauai on
the w. G.. Hall Sunday were: G.. y.
Wilcox, A. 5. Wilcox. T. y. Brine,
Miss s. p. Brine, Mrs. II. Isenberg
and c. Omsted.
The st. Louis College band gave a
concert on the campus of that insti-
tuition Saturday evening. \ very fiat
tering attendance of relatives and
friends was present.
7. Commando will serve some of the
feathery tribe today. Chicken outlets
and French peas in plentiful supply
from II a. m. till 2 p. m. at the New
Market Restaurant. 30S Merchant
street.
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
from Maui ports Sunday morning
were Hon. II. p. Baldwin, c. y. Spree
kels. r. r. Berg. VIM. G.. Irwin, o.
Omsted. +. w. Macfarlane and TheO.
Hoffman.
Up-to-date goods. is what \. S.
Sachs announces in today's issue.
The stock of ongandies, French mus
Inns. lawns. etc, are surperb. The
public are invited to inspect the fine
assortment.
The Hawaiian News Company, Lin
tied. carry q full supply OF musical IN
struments of all kinds. CAL ana see
the Dawson automatic inkstand. y
new line of blank. note and memoran-
dunn books just TO hand.
\ small lot of land on the Govern
rueut road. near the property recehtl!
acquired by the new Oahu Sugar Com
pany. for which $50 a year rental had
been offered. lease to run Is years, was
leased at auction at the Land Omce
Saturday for $50 a year
Plantation managers. heads of fam
lilies and others Will be interested in
reading Castle & Cookies new adver-
tisemeut this morning. The household
supply department of this firm is about
as complete as can be. An inspection
OF the many useful articles is desired
by the management.
10. one of the men concerned IN
the fight at Heeia short time ago,
is at the police station. The South Sea
Islander has recovered somewhat
from his wounds but his antagonist.
in the dreadful duel is still in the
hospital. 10 is a wild looking indi-
viduaI bearing somewhat of q Tesem-
blance to an animal. and is the pos
SCISSOR of a wicked pair of eyes one
of which persists in sticking out ike
rrar, g. adj