The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Great bargains at sturdevant's.


4 governess is wanted by family
residing near Honolulu. See advertise
ment
The relatives of the late w. VI. In
man have card Of thanks - this
issue.
There was no meeting of the H. A
A. c. last evening. Too much horse
show.
The Stars will begin practice on the
Makiki baseball grounds this after
noon.
Hawaiian Gazette 90 pages will be
out this morning in time for the out
going mails.
Judge and Mrs. E. G. Hitchcock will
leave for their home in Hilo on the
Kinau today.
Charles Leonard has AoId- his hack
and horses and expects to leave soon
for the coast
Corset soc. per pair today at stur-
devant's.
St. Patrick's Day in the morning first
thing tomorrow morning Green will
be in order.
ing in the Central Union Church par
lOrs at 2:3O this afternoon.
The band called forth but a slim at
tendance in Emma Square last night.
Too many other attractions.
Deputy Collector General of Customs
F. p. MacStocker is confined to his
home with a slight touch of the grippe.
Gentlemen TO be we'll dressed,
should purchase a pair of the New
Acknowledged Dress Shoe, sold by the
McInerny shoe store.
For the past % years the HOLSTER
Drug Company has tried to please the
public glance at their busy store
will show that they have pleased.
On Wednesday. at 10 a. m. at the
residence Of J. II. WOdehOuse, J. F.
Morgan will sell the entire household
furniture, ported ferns and plants.
Poultry day at ]. Commanders New
Market Restaurant. An electric motor
fan has been put in. The rooms are
now pleasantly cool and no flies on the
grub.
Benjamin Zablau, clerk of the Dis
trict Court, has moved into new
home on Liliha street, not very far
from his former residence on School
street.
Read the list of up-to-date books
published in the Wall, Nichols Com
pany's Book Bulletin, published this
morning. Call early and get first
choice.
George Sea, clerk in the receiving Of
flee of the police station, is taking a
short Iay-off on account of illness. Os-
car Cox. assistant clerk in the Deputy
Marshal's office, is taking bis place.
The Japanese at the quarantine sta
ton who were affected with German
measles are now able to be about
again and around among their coun-
trymen who are detained at Mauliola.
Skirts 15c. today at Sturdevant's.
Detective KAPPA will probably leave
for Maui on the Claudine today on
account of ill health. The Marshal has
recommended that Mr.. KAPPA take a
complete rest from his arduous duties.
The sum of s341. O5 was taken in at
the Japanese bazaar on Queen Emma
hall grounds Saturday afternoon and
evening About $3.50 is yet to come
from tickets. Expenses will be about
5000.
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's steamer
Sakura-AIaru of the Trans-Pacific
Line. will sail from this port for Sc
attic. Wash. on or about March 18th.
For freight or passage. apply to VIM.
G.. Irwin & Co., Ltd, agents.
The decorations of the recent Japan
csc bazaar at Queen Emma Hall have
been given away to various city peo-
pie. Yesterday carriages might have
been seen driving through town with
imitation and exaggerated cherry bios
SONS.
BY order of Bruce. Cartwright and
II. +. Mcintyre. executors of the last
will and testament of the late DR.. G
Trousseau. James F. Morgan will sell
on April Sd. at II noon at his sales
rooms. valuable property near Kapio-
lani Park, fully described in an adj
vertisement in this paper.
pa+binq trunks l5c SturdeVanCS. !