The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-24
LOCAL RREYITlES.

week
Goods all new. prices all right at
Sturdevant's.
BasebalI-good game-3:3O today
Esikiki grounds.
hr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison have a
card Of thanks in this paper
A good house with not less than six
Or seven rooms is wanted to rent.
Just tell them that you saw Sturde-
want selling goods at half the usual
prices.
There was a reception, under the
auspices of some Japanese, over Luce's
auction rooms last night.
The band will be present when Min
lister Shimamura calls at the Executive
building at IL o'clock this morning.
Passports were issued yesterday TO
10 Hawaiian members of the Mormon
Church, who will leave for Salt Lake
City by the Miowera
There was large and fashionable
party aboard the u. S. s. Marion yes
terday afternoon. The captain and Of
fcers entertained well.
The '97 Remington bicycles have
arrived, and are now on view at the
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Com
pany's rooms, Fort street.
There will be no concert at Emma
Square this afternoon. The band will
play at the baseball game between the
First Regiment and Star teams.
Tickets for the stereopticon show at
St. Louis College tonight in aid of the
baseball team, have been selling very
rapidly. There are still few left.
By order of l.. H. Dee, w. s. Luce
will sell 200 sacks Oregon Burbank pc
tstoes and one canopy-top phaeton, at
the City Feed store at 10 a. M. today.
The fourth anniversary celebration
Of Court Canoes, No. S110. A o. F.,
will take place at Lusitana hall at 7:3O
tonight. Dancing, music and refresh
nents.
At J. Commanchos, todays dinner
IL TO p. m, fresh green pea soup,
chicken curry and rice, etc, also
genuine English plum pudding with
brandy sauce.
Morning subject at the Christian
Church tomorrow. applied Christian
ity.'' Evening theme. What Must | Do
To Be Saved?" BaptismaI services aft
er the evening sermon.
Until further notice the sessions Of
the Board of Registration on Satur-
days will be from TO II noon. and
from TO p. m. The usual weekday
sessions will continue as usual.
The case of Tom Walker. for as
sault upon Emmeleuth with weapon
obviously dangerous to life, came up in
the Police Court yesterday morning,
DtIt III went over until Monday
II. G. Morse, formerly second mate
with his father on the ship G. F. Sar-
gent, has accepted a position on the
repOrtorial staff of the Bulletin. He is
taking care of the shipping news.
"A half-white hired a team at a sta
bic last night about Z o'clock, and was |
found helplessly drunk on King street |
about two hours later. The horse and |
carriage were standing in the vicinity |
Wall Nichols Co are prepared to
fit out a whole band, no instruments |
excepted. This is the first time that |
such an importation has been made |
by any music store on the islands. |
1t was the Japanese Young Mems |
Society which met at the Queen Hotel |
on Thursday night-not a Christian |
association" Up to the present time, |
there is no Japanese Y, NJ. c.. A. in |
Honolulu.
Minister and Mrs Damon will give a |
big chowder party at their home in |
Moanalua today Officers of the va
Tious war vessels in port and many OF |
the prominent people in Honolulu have |
been invited.
Chaplain Edmundson of the Phila-
selphia will lead the $50 Y. NJ. c. a. |
service tomorrow. Subject: The I'm |
failing Helper The Bible class has |
been discontinued for time. DIR. Hyde |
having finished his course of lectures. |
The easter music will be repeated |
at st. Andrews Cathedral tomorrow,
Sunday. at the 9:45 o'clock service by
the mixed choir; and at the evening
service (6:30 o'clock by the chorus OF
forty voices. At the latter service
carols will be sung.
The Mikahala brought news yester
day that fifty acres of cane at Eleele
plantation Kauai. had been complete
" burned out. Mr.. Dreier was to have
come down but remained over on ac-
count of the fire. Ii is whispered about
that the thing did not occur by
chance.
Miss Annie Kanamu and Mr.. Michael
Guerrero will be united in marriage to-
night, and tomorrow will celebrate the
event by a grand luau at their home
PaIama. The groom is son of the
chief steward of the Kinau. and is
compositor on the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser.
Counsellor Vivas says he did not
take an arsenal with him when he
ousted the Chinese from the Old Chi
nese Theater. He thought there might
be trouble and applied TO the Mar
shall for permission to carry pistol.
but on second thought decided to do
without it, Mr.. Vivas says that as
soon as he appeared at the door there
was a general scampering. and guns