The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-03-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

CHSSteI y. DOSle leIt IOf Maui yes
terday.
Don't forget this is bargain week at
N. S. Sachs.
DR.. Walters returned to his home in
Lihue yesterday.
The prices being right, the goods are
not left at Sturdevants.
Regular weekly session Of the Board
Oh Health at p. m. today.
The Bishop of Panapolis went TO
Kauai on the w. G.. Hall yesterday.
Tax Assessor Shaw has a notice to
taxpayers in the by Authority col
umn.
The 6Oth anniversary of Queen Vic
toria's reign may be holiday in Ho-
nolulu.
Every article stands on its own bot
tom as an individual bargain at Stur-
devant's.
Mrs. J. w. KaIua and daughter re-
turned to their home in Maui on the
Claudine yesterday.
The wives OF several officers of the
U. S. S. Marion will shortly join their
husbands here.
Private Ewing of Company B, Ma
uonal Guard Hawaii, has been pro-
NOTED to corporal.
This is the day set for the trial of
Gallagher and Shimizu for alleged vio-
lation of immigration laws.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd have
changed their plans and will now leave
for the Coast by the MOnowai.
5. II. Saleno, formerly of the Over
land Monthly. was through passen-
ger on the Rio de Janeiro yesterday.
3. BrightwelI. formerly school teach
or on Kauai, returned rom Japan on
the Rio de Janeiro yesterday morning
There will be meeting of the Myr-
tie Boat Club in the boat house at 7:3O
o'clock this evening. Regular routine
business.
Lucas Bros. put the new counters in
the office of the Minister of the-IR-
terror yesterday. They have handsome
koa tops.
Sold by NJ. w. McChesney & Sons, ].
T. Waterhouse and California Feed
Company.
Gala lilies constantly on hand at
the Woman's Exchange, and orders So
licited for other cut flowers. See their
advertisement
X Furuya, the Hotel street haber-
dasher. has just opened a new stock of
goods direct from the Orient, ex S. S.
Sakura-Maru.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
months on the reef for stealing BIZ
cycle belonging to Quan Yee.
The Hawaiian Soda Works, Sunny
South, is now prepared to take orders
for Tahiti lemonade. Belfast ginger
ale. soda water, ETC. Telephone, No.
s32
Mrs Kauiana Puahi of Kapiolani |
Park has young chicken with four
legs. The young freak of nature was |
still Ialive and healthy when seen yes |
terday.
Vienna balbriggan underwear Cthe |
genuine English). is now offered by NJ.
McInerny in all grades. The summer |
clothing stock of this house is now
complete.
Ed Sweeney of the Seattle Brewing
Company was a through passenger on
the Rio Janeiro- Owing to the quaran-
tine regulations, he was prevented
from visiting his friends up town.
Officer Kaimihau is taking the place
Of George Sea as receiving station
,Ierk. It was found necessary for Os-
ear Cox TO return to the Deputy Mar
shals Office on account of stress of
work.
Marshal Brown was unable to get
away to Maui on the Claudine yester-
lay afternoon. His room was engaged.
but there was other business in town
10 which he had to attend. so he re-
NAMED.
At noon today, at his salesrooms,
James F.. Morgan will sell at public
auction a nice homestead on Punch
bowl street. near the Pauoa bridge.
house and outhouses on the
premises.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Cooper
md United States Charges D'Affaires
Mills. both made official calls aboard
he United States ship Marion yester
lay morning. They were accorded the
Usual salutes.
Persons eligible to the voting fran
.hfse in the Hawaiian Islands, but who
ire not vet registered should read the
advertisement of the Board of Regis
ration in this issue. The time to reg
ster is given.
A. s Correa went TO Kailua on the
.Iauna Loa yesterday to attend TO some
business for Fernandes and Comes, and
lIsO to be present at the jury term
n the district. He will return in about
hree weeks time.
Some one taking a fancy to a couple
IF the pictures of the police in the
Deputy Marshal's office. appropriated
hem and left two dollars in their place
, few DAYS ago. Even the police sta
ion is subject TO the operations of
hieves.
To fill vacancies on the various
boards on registration. caused by res
gnations. the following new appoint
nents have been made: Mr.. F. Witt