The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-07
LOCAL gEEVITiES-
Flying Jordans' matinee today.


Regular weekly session of the Board
OF Health at p. m. today
The Hoffman party returns to San
Francisco on the Australia today.
The bicycle men are getting to work
already for the 18th of June races.
A neatly furnished house of not less
than four bedrooms is advertised for.
The regular Myrtle dance that was TO
come off this week has been postponed.
We offer values never before ap-
preached in Honolulu. Sturdevants.
COMPANIES in the Second Battalion
will assemble for drill Friday evening
phvsician's visiting list has been
lost. a liberal reward is offered see
ad.
Mrs. Rice and family left for their
home in Kauai on the w. G. Hall yes
terday.
lust watch the pair of boots that
will appear in the Manufacturers Shoe
Store this morning.
Al Sorenson's wharf. at noon today
James F. Morgan will sell one cap
tains gig. cedar built.
Private Overlook of E Company, N.
G.. H has been promoted toLCorporal
20 succeed Short, resigned.
Our goods are purchased direct from
the largest jobbers in America. Hence
the low prices. Sturdevants.
The Flying Jordans will appear at
the Opera House this afternoon and
evening Farewell performances.
Ask your grocer for Red Label sugar
corn. Every can guaranteed. Frank
3. Peterson & Co, Coast agents.
The HooIu and Hoola Lahui
will hold their monthly meeting at 10
a. m. at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home.
One Chinaman for taxes, another for
assault and battery and two more for
opium in possession were among the
arrests yesterday.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing w. ]. Coelho was reprimanded by
Judge De La Vergne for assault and
battery on his wife.
The usual rehearsal of the Choral
Society was held in the High School
building last night. There was good
turnout of members.
Mail copies of the Advertiser and Ga
zette with your correspondence to-
day. Copies in wrappers at newsdeal-
ers and publication office.
4 special meeting of the Pacific Sug-
ar Mill Company will be held at the
office of F. A Schaefer & Co., on Fri
day, April 9th, at p. m.
The Advertiser turned over to Min
lister Cooper yesterday S23.75, net pro-
ceeds of the benefit given by Professor
Bristol for the Molikai lepers.
Mrs. ]. X. Barnes will give Bible
reading at the Wednesday evening
praver meeting of Central Union
Chrch tonight All are invited.
The Government. through Wray Tay-
lor. paid off the men who assisted in
extingufshing the fire on Tantalus Sat
urday night They received $3.50.
Mr.. George Grau of H. Hackfeld &
Co.. will go to San Francisco on the
Australia today for a short vacation
trim. He will meet his wife in San
Francisco.
An attempt was made 10 hold meet
ing of the III. r. c. in the Y. Nj. c. A.
hall last night, but owing to the very
small attendance il was deemed best
to postpone it.
Superintendent of Water Works An
drew Brown gives notice to holders OF
water privileges that the hours for ir-
rigation purposes are from to a. nj.
and 4 to p. m.
This is Ladies' Day at the courts OF
the Pacific Tennis Club Lady friends
are cordially invited TO be present at
the courts on Palace Square between )
and this afternoon.
The Hebron Drug Company will ship
large order of drugs by the Mariposa
to Tonga. consigned to DR.. McLennan,
who has been appointed Government
physician at that place
In order TO save time in registering
the Board of Registration requests all
persons to bring along their tax re-
ceipts: also. certificates. whether nat
uralization denizatiOn or special serV-
ice.
Among the departures for Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
morning were: r. Rycroft. J. II. Boyd.
\. r. Loebenstein. Theo. Wolff, j.
Greenwich. f. II. F. WOlter and A Ha-
neberg-
r. p. SEVERN. of the firm. of SEVERN
& McCandIess left for Kauai on the
w. c.. Hall yesterday afternoon. to be
gone about month in Lihue. Kealia
and other places on that side of the
Garden Isle. He will take views of the
various places of interest.
The Planters Monthly will be issued
today in time to send away on the
Australia. Editor Whitney deals with
the nomenclature of canes, Hawaii 5
treaties with Japan and gives his read
ers an interesting article on the
chemistry of Hawaiian soils. written
by the chemist of Onomea plantation
There was a very large attendance
at the dance on the lanai of the hotel