The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-31
LOCAL BREvITIES


Pure candy is made fresh every day
at Sturdevant's.
Rev. and Mrs J. osborne are at the
Hawaiian hotel.
Meeting Of Pacific Lodge tonight for
work in second degree.
Regular weekly. session of the Board
of Health at 3 p. m. today.
Both the Hawaiian and Arlington
Hotels are taxed to their utmost capa-
city.
HAY Wodehouse is back from visit
with his sister. Mrs. Won Tempsky, on
Maui.
Honest goods at bargain prices is
our only excuse for the rush at Stur-
devant's.
Harry Corson Clarke is playing with
company in Burbank's Theater, Los
Angeles.
The Babcock assault and battery case
will come up in the police court at >
a. m. today.
4 private sale of furniture will be
held al II. W. Peck's residence from 10
10 II today.
Eva Plantation Company viii pay a
dividend today at the office of Castle
& Cooke, Limited.
The band will give its usual concert
on the grounds of the Executive build
ing this afternoon.
Among the arrivals at the Hawai-
ian are Louis Jordan and valet and j.
J. Burke and valise.
mas Just received a full line of clocks,
which he is selling cheap.
Two dozen prairie chickens for A. s.
Wilcox of Kauai came from San Fran
cisco on the Australia yesterday.
Special meeting of HonOkaa Sugar
Company this morning at o'clock at
the office of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
The Mountain Retreat Sanitorium
has a special ward for the treatment
Of lung troubles and consumption.
A furnished room. with board; also,
three unfinished rooms. kitchen, etc,
can be had on application at NO.
Adams lane.
The Hawaiian band will play on the
hotel grounds tomorrow evening as
kind of welcome TO the passengers of
the Australia.
On and after April LIST DIR. Fl. V.
Murray will be located in the Cart
7 wright premises, corner Beretania and
Alakea streets.
"a Miss Gay left for her Kauai home on
he w. c.. Hall yesterday. She was
AIKEN 10 the steamer in the carriage
y Commissioner a. G. S. HAYES.
The Rev. d. p. Condo, one of the
.kfIrly missionaries to these Islands,
AE-ationed on Maui in 1896, died recent
q in Des Moines, Ia, at the age of 80.
' g James F. Morgan will sell lot of
C-ewood at auction this day at II noon
the yard adjoining the offices
III J. Alfred Magoon, Merchant street.
= 1.-THE many friends of Mrs. c. Du Roi
fiI be glad to know that she is slowly
- tcovering from her recent attack of
II tness. Thanks to kind and careful
at IGNITION.
S4eaIed tenders. for publishing and
bino Iing the English and Hawaiian YER
sion sion ) of the Compiled and Penal laws.
are Nailed for by the Attorney General
ad il hterim.
Raa{ 4 in today's issue the solid rea-
CONS mich ]. T. WaterhOuse, NJ. w.
NcCbe Aney and the California Feed
ConDanN, offer for the eXcellency OF
Port Costa -four.
T Warehouses; store on Queen
strear will be Aclosed this afternoon for
stocktaking. Rersons wanting orders
6IIed will be g,bod enough to send them
in during the Tporning.
The term of the Circuit Court at
1-aiIua Hawaii IS set for April Z. but
will be continued over until the 9Th
10 cradle the attorneys and parties on
other Islands interested TO reach the
court
\ number Of the guests of the Ar
Iington are tennis players. In conse-
Uuence OF this fact manager krouse
has had the court on the back lawn
fixed up and tennis is now INDUCED in
every afternoon.
w. s. Luce has a treat in store for
visitors to his auction room this morn
inc at 10 o'clock Shirt. table and bed
linen. damask table cloths and napkins.
bureau scarfs. note paper, etc. Will be
sold regardless of cost.
The Flying Jordans will open on
Friday night at the Opera House. y
performance will be given on Saturday
evening also. Seats for both perform
ances will be on sale this morning at
o'clock. Seats: Down stairs, 81; bal
Ony. 20 cents and 81.
This is Ladies' Day at the Courts of
lie Pacific Tennis Club and all the
lady friends of the members are cor
daily invited TO be present on the
grounds from to s. During the course
of~.+e finals in the tennis racket tour
nament will be played.
Among the Honolulu people present
during the inauguration ceremonies at
Washingtor. were \. r. Murphy and
Ormand Wss1. The nearest they could
get to the parade was in front of the
Hawaiian Legation. Gus sends the Ad-
vertiser copies of the Star and several
souvenirs.