The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES-

opens Monday, April D.
a reward is offered for the return
OF pair Of field glasses.
You will find the 1Oc. goods on the
&c. counter at Sturdevants.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
this evening for work in third degree.
Capt. w. L. Bowers, Of the Mer-
chants Patrol. has an ad in this issue.
\. II. Jackson is authorized 70 col
Iect accounts due the Hawaiian Gazette
Company.
Miss Adele widdifeId wtTentertain
the Hoffman party aboard the L. ). 5.
Marion this afternoon.
Our customers get the benefit of
Bargain day leaders" every day in
the week. Sturdevants.
The St. Louis and Oahu College base
ball teams will probably cross bats
again tomorrow afternoon.
A very large lot of cent postage
stamps were received by the Post Office
Department on the Australia.
There will be a vocal and instrument
al concert at PunahOu, by the pupils
and teachers next Friday night.
james F. Morgan will sell the TrOus-
seau property at Kapiolani Park at
noon tomorrow at his salesrooms.
A number of friends of Chief Justice
and Mrs Judd were at the Monowal
last night to wish them bon voyage.
The Wild Swan and Honolulu cricket
teams will play a game Of cricket on
the Makiki baseball grounds this after
noon.
Chief Justice Judd called aboard the
L. 5. S. Marion yesterday morning
salute of II guns was fred upon his
leaving.
II is understood that two or three
of the instructors in Stanford Uniyer-
sftv will be down here for the summer
vacation.
SpeciaI meeting of subscribers OF
stock TO the Oahu Sugar Company will
be held at 10 a. m. today at the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Prof. Hosmer has decided to include
in the college exhibition tomorrow
work in each of the departments
throughout the college.
After II. B. M. S. Wild Swan returns
from Fanning's Island, a cricket club
crfcketers of that man-o-war.
Tom Pryce. the old-time baseball
pIayer. was in a practice game yester-
day. and showed up in great form He
will be all right for this season.
A man about 80, with genial dispo-
sition. wishing pleasant position, with
hoard and moderate wages, can obtain
same by addressing Cd this office.
Company d will hold high jinks at
the Drill Shed at 7:30 this evening
Captain Mccarthy will sing his latest
song. when Kerrigan Struck High
c."
There was a very large attendance
al the concert of the Hawaiian Band
last evening. The cornet solo by Mr.
Charles Kreuter was heartily applaud
ed.
Mr. G. II. Dickey who is down from
Mani will remain in Honolulu about
two weeks longer. Mrs. Dickey Will be
down on the CIaudine Sunday morn
ing.
The Board of Registration sat yes
terdav for the first time in the ola
Legislative hall in the Judiciary build
ing. II will sit again from TO Il a. m.
and from TO 9 p. m. today.
Company B. n. c. H., will have an
election on Tuesday night for the pur-
nose of eIecting a successor to Capt.
z O. White. It is said the boys nave
found a man to take his place.
Two of the members of the Mounted
Patrol have been discharged from
service on account of a drunken row
between themselves and two other men
while on duty Wednesday night.
Tenders will be received by the Min
lister of Interior till April DIST for the
construction of road over Nuuanu
Pail. Plans and specifications at office
of Superintendent of Public Works
Something like EGO was raised on the
trip up of the Monowai TO purchase
priZes for the winners in the various
sports INDUCED in on the trip from
Australia. About f15 of the money was
spent here.
There was an attempt made to hold
meeting of the Jockey Club last
night. but as the requisite 81 members
were not present nothing could be
done. A meeting is called for Saturday
afternoon at , o'clock.
James Thompson has been appointed
Sersenat-NIajor of the Second BatJal-
ion. on recommendation of Major
Jones. vice ]. A Kennedy. retired. Mr..
Thompson has been drummer in Com
many II. and is we'll mp in tactics.
There was no meeting of the Com
sioners of Public instruction yesterday
Minister Cooper was busy at a Cabinet
meeting. Mr.. Bowen couldn't attend
and Mr.. Won Holt was out of the city
Two weeks work viii probably be done
next week.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
..C,brfs+ian Workers will be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Y Nj
q 4. hall. The meeting viii be al
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