The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-30
LOCAL BREvITlES.

at the 300 stand.
Mrs. John l. Graham is expected TO
return by the Australia today.
Six new men were taken into mem
bership Of Company II last night.
Our large trade is the result OF
honest goods at right prices Sturde-
wants.
Additional unpermitted goods are ad-
vertised today for Thursdays sale at
Morgan's.
Box plan for the Flying Jordans
opens tomorrow morning at at Wall,
Nichols Company.
The sale Of shares of Hawaiian
Hardware Company's stock has been
postponed TO April 9Th next.
Deputy Sheriff John II. Coney. of
Kauai. will return TO his home in Ii
hue By the steamer w. G. Hall today.
More reductions at Jordan's CNo. 10
this week. Embroideries and trim
mings at prices that will astonish you.
DR.. Y. II. Murray's offices are now
located in the Cartwright premises
corner of Beretania and Alakea
streets.
George r. Carter. Of Brewer & Co,
will hold a power of attorney for Chief
Justice A. F. Judd during his absence
from. the Republic.
\ special meeting OF Honokaa Sugar
Company will be held on Wednesday,
March 31st. at 9 a. m. AT the office OF
F. \. Schaefer & Co.
At ]. Commanders, IL till p. m,
today. thick green turtle soup. Poul-
try dinner with nice surrounding
New Market Restaurant.
The usual weekly meeting of the
Choral Society. will take place this
evening at the High School Building
on Emma street, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Edwin A. Jones. treasurer, and Ar
thur B. Wood. secretary. have been
elected officers of the Peoples Ice and
Refrigerating Company, to fill existing
vacancies.
Read in today's issue the solid rea-
sons which ]. T. Warehouse, NJ w.
McChesney and the California Feed
Company offer for the eXcellency of
Port Costa flour.
The old Smith premises, now owned
by the Central Union Church, has been
COMPLETELY fenced in. and one of the
cottages put into repair for Janitor Won
Berg and his wife.
In the yard adjoining the offices of ].
4. Magoon. on Merchant street, James
F Morgan will sell at public auction on
Wednesday. March 31st, lot of empty
boxes. barrels and firewood.
The o. s. S. Australia will come sail
ing into port this morning and I'M
doubtedly the largest crowd ever seen
on the Oceanic wharf will be present
TO witness her arrival. She will bring
home a number of kamaainas and IS
DAYS later news.
Low Fat, the remarkable Chinese
actor. who swings through the air by
his queue. will give his last perform
ance this week. beginning this evening.
He has been here several months, and
during that time has become great
favorite among the Cinnamon.
The II. C. c. men are expecting to
have a series of games with the men
from the Wild Swan. She will be in
port three weeks, and that can very
well mean three games, II all things
are favorable. Sharp competition with
foreigners is just what the home team
is looking for.
DR.. and Mrs. Walters. of Lihue,
Kauai. will leave for England on the
Monowai. arriving here from the Col
onies on Thursday, April 1st. DIR.
and Mrs. Walters will remain away
for six months. The formers place
as Government physician will be
taken by Dr. Watt. who arrived on
the Islands recently and who was es-
peciaUy sent for by DR.. Walters
1t seems to be getting quite the thing
for young ladies to ride on the plat
forms of street cars instead of inside.
Two or three times recently have Ia
dies been seen at night time to be out
on the platforms. Last night. about
o'clock. two with white dresses and
carnation Ieis on their hats were seen
sitting on the hind dashboard Of car.
riding up Fort street
\ special meeting OF the Pacific Ten
mis- Club was held in the club house on
Union Square yesterday afternoon.
Walter Dillingham;. the president. an
nounced that he had been unable to
prepare his report. that this week was
pretty full of events and that for those
reasons the annual meeting would not
be held for a week or so. Adjourn
ment was IQcn taken
young man living in Nuuanu Val
ley near the native church. called at the
police station last night and reported
a RoyaIist meeting at that place. He
inquired if any officers were going to
be sent up. and was answered by the
captain of the watch that as long as
everything was being conducted in
quiet and orderly manner. there was
no need of any officers.
The semi-fnals in the Pacific Ten
mis- Club tournament will be played off
today The men now at the head of
the list are: George Carter, Walter
Dillingham; and w r. Godfrey. Jr. The
last two named will play today. The
tournament has been intensely inter-
esting all the way through. and has
given the p. T. c. boys a good starter
in the line of practice and training for
the big tournament in May.