The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

racine Lodge. No. ~. viii have work
Ia the first degree tonight.
A. G. VI. Robertson will 90 To Kauai
today to be gone about fortnight
A small amount OF opium was burned
ar the police station yesterday morning
The Government Band will play at
Queens Hospital this afternoon from
3 10 >.
For your -four and feed ring up tele-
phone 921, City Feed Store. Prompt
delivery.
Jens z. Nielsen. 209 Queen streZ has
a rare collection of old postage EJs1hps
for sale.
The grand cycle show takes place
next Saturday, commencing at ] p. m,
at Independence Park.
Aluminium ware in the kitchen is an
indication OF cleanliness. Read W. ".
DimOnd's advertisement today.
II. w. Schmidt < Sons promise an
other art exhibition at their store after
the arrival Of the Australia today.
We buy in the East in large lots for
cash and sell at prices never before
seen in Honolulu. Sturdevant's.
Lawyers will throng the decks of the
Kauai steamer w. G.. Hall this after
noon Circuit Court term at Lihue.
5. c. Dwight. executor and trustee
of the estate OF the late j. II. Loyejoy,
has a notice TO creditors and others in
this issue.
All members Of the Hawaiian Jockey
Club are requested TO attend a meet
ing 70 be held at the Pacific Club on
Thursday evening.
Harry Dawson invited all his Old and
new patrons 10 visit his dress-making
parlOrs. just moved into. in the new
Love block. upstairs.
One of the Telephone Exchange OPP
orators picked up on Beretania street
yesterday morning a letter addressed
to wv. d. Armstrong"
The Second Congregation of St. An
drew's Cathedral will hold services at
1910 (noon) on Wednesdays and 7:3O
p. m. on Friday evenings during Lent.
The Gazette 30 pages, semi-weekly)
will be issued today in time for the out
going mails. Copies in wrappers at
newsdeaIers and publication office, Won
Holt block.
An amateur Japanese theatre has
been started. The license was granted
yesterday morning and the first per-
Torrance given in the hall above Luce's
auction rooms last night.
There was a meeting of the savings
bank and investment branch of the Y.
II. I. last night. Several matters of
business in connection with this new
departure were discussed.
A reporter for a Japanese paper was
gathered in by the police for too much
hilarity at the japanese Theater last
night When arrested he said: Il am
not drunk I'm a reporter"
The merchants patrol, under Cap
tain Bowers, has been in existence just
six months, and during that time there
has not been fire in his district, and
only one case of robbery reported.
From present indications the dance
at the Myrtle Boat Club house, Thurs
day night, will be a great success. The !
Committee on Arrangements is doing |
everything possible to bring about sucn
a result
The regular monthly meeting OF the |
Woman's Board of Missions will take |
place this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at |
the Central Union Church parloTs. At |
215 there will be meeting OF the |
Executive Board.
An attempt was made yesterday to |
have the inquest in the case of the Jap |
anese woman, TeTu. supposed TO have /
committed suicide. but other matters
interfered. and the result was post
pOnement until today at II noon.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Choral Society. under the leadership OF
Professor Yarndley at the High School
this evening at 7:30 Ii is hoped
that all those who intend volunteering
their services to promote the welfare
of this organization will be on hand.
There was a great crush at the New
Market Restaurant all of yesterday.
Mr. Commando desires to state that, in
in future he will be equal to any emer-
gency. Extra tables have been pat in
and several competent walters added
to his staff His bill of fare for today
is published in another column
Two or three days ago Superinten-
dent Gillespie of the Mutual Telephone
Company. met with a severe accident.
which kept him in the house until yes
terday morning. when he went down
TO the Office thinking himself ready for
work again. He made miscalcUlation
and as result, suffered relapse. Whlch
has rendered his condition even more
serious than at first.
There is much complaint by people
living in the vicinity of the corner OF
Emma and School streets. A gang Of
boys are in the habit OF hanging about
on the corner on Sundays, and some
times during the evenings. The Sunday
collection of these boys is especially
annoying. as that is the time when peO-
pie like to rest. They sit on the cor
ner. talk loudly and, as a hint TO the
Police Department. gamble. The gang
seems TO grow larger each Sunday.