The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-05
LOCAL BREvITlES-

a reward Is offered Tor lost bunch
Of keys.
Can't make ends meet? Trade at
Sturdevant's.
Regular monthly meeting of P. B. &,
L. Association tonight.
Rev. VI. c. Harris was one of the
passengers on the Gaelic.
The big closfng-out sale at the Tenn
pie Of Fashion is still in progress.
The April Friend, and the Anglican
Church Chronicle have beer, issued.
PoppIeton is now serving a very fine
mercantile lunch, from II till ?. Try it
and see.
H. w. Schmidt & sons received an
other large invoice Of dry goods By the
Australia.
It is said that there will be we'd
ding at Eva plantation in about a
week or so.
A. Besha has been appointed on the
police force, and now does regular
duty on the beats.
neatly furnished house containing
at least four bed rooms. is wanted Ad-
dress, p. o. box Q.
We price our goods to sell. not to
keep our stock always full-and shelf
worn-Sturdevant's
Messrs. ShiIling's Best Baugh. Louis
Keneke and J. S. Martin climbed to the
top of Tantalus yesterday.
Two Cinnamon were arrested Sun
day on the charge of conspiracy against
one of their own countrymen.
Two new members were admitted in
TO the Chinese Church on Sunday, max
ing the total membership 100.
James F. Morgan will sell 40 shares
of Hawaiian Hardware Company. Ltd,
stock at his saIesrooms at noon today.
Louis Keneke took the Quintet Club
out into the harbor Saturday night and
serenaded the passengers on the Gaze
lie.
An advertisement for a lost manu-
script appears in another column. The
loser will pay suitable reward for
the return.
E. A Jones and faniIy left for San
Francisco on the Gaelic early Sunday
morning to spend three or four months
in California.
The Criterion barber shop has four
chairs in steady opetation. First-class
work guaranteed by Messrs. Pacheco
& Fernandez.
Among the passengers who arrived
from Maui ports on the Claudine Sun
day morning were: Mrs A F. Dickey,
G. w. Dickey and A. Haneberg.
The Flying Jordans played TO we'll
filled house Saturday evening. The
program. with the exception of the
last number, was a complete success.
A powerful electric fan, with COM
plete ventilation, are improvements at
]. Commanders. Breakfast and sup
per; also. midday meal best in town.
A Chinese contract laborer, suffer-
aing from consumption, was brought
down by the Kinau from Cnomea Sat-
urday and placed in the Chinese Hos
pita1.
Armstrong Smith was seen last night |
and when asked about his scheme for |
a school garden, expressed himself as
hopeful of consummation of his |
plans.
Mrs Barney. of the w c. T. u. will |
talk to the members of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion in the parlors of the |
Central Union Church at 2:3O p. m.
today.
J. Wood. an old negro and the father |
of the baseball pitcher, died at his home /
on Fort street, early Saturday morning
after a long illness. He was buried |
from St. Andrews Cathedral Sunday |
afternoon.
The Government recently opened 200 |
or 500 acres of land at Kawiki. HiIo.
and offered it TO the public under pro-
visions of the land act for cash free
holds and right of purchase leases. The
land was all taken up the first day.
There is just now scheme on hand
to build a quarter-mile bicycle track
around the Makiki baseball grounds,
just inside the fence. Surveys have
been made. and matters Will be put in
to operation. if the necessary funds
should be forthcoming.
Among the passengers who arrived
from Maui and Hawaii Saturday morn
ing were: NJ. GrOssman. 7. r. Gross
man. c. S. Desky, r. Rycroft, G. P. :
Wilder. Samuel Parker, w. II. Corn
well. Capt. = Ross. w. \. Wall. Paul
Jarrett and Mrs. c. B. Dwight.
Ny Choy Wo Ting Feng. the new
Chinese Ambassador to the United
States. was a through passenger on
the Gaelic. He. like all the others
aboard was not allowed 10 have COM
with any one on shore on
account of the strict quarantine
Those men who assisted in putting
out the fire Saturday evening on Tan
taIus. and whose names were taken
down. will please call for their pay at
the Office of the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture in the Judiciary building, on
Tuesday, April 8. between the hours of
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