The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-17
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Chicken soup and chicken pie for
Sunday dinner at Poppleton's.
Mr.. ]. o. Carter called off aboard the
L. s. 5. Petrol yesterday morning.
At the Elite Ice Cream Parlors 1895
hot cross buns were sold yesterday.
Prof. Alexander. Rev. S. E. Bishop
and Rev. D. H. Gulick have gone to
Maui.
The Temple of Fashion opens this
morning for bargains in ribbons and
laces.
The cheapest and best place to trade
If you care TO save money is at Sturde-
wants.
Captain Wood and officers of the L.
s. 5. Petrol will give a reception this
afternoon.
Electric baths, refreshing and invig-
Grating at the Honolulu SaDftarium,
on King street.
The premises at No. 749 Fort street
are TO rent. and furniture of four rooms
for sale. Apply on the premises.
Messrs. S. G. and G. p. Wilder have
gone 10 Lahaina on business. They
Will return on the Claudine Sunday.
The morning service of the Second
Congregation of st. Andrews, Easter
Sunday, commences at $50 o'clock.
At J. Commanders today: Dinner
from II to , p. m. Green turtle steak,
lamb. curry and rice, easter spring
lamb
Miss Adele Widdifeld will give no
card party Tuesday evening, as was an
nounced in the Advertiser of Thurs
day morning.
The large door of the police station
was closed yesterday. There was a rest
from the weary prosecution of break
eTs Of the law.
J. NJ Webb of the Golden Rule Ba-
Zaar is prepared to do all kinds of cop
per-plate engraving of wedding and
visiting cards, etc.
Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Howison. Miss
Chaffee and Miss F. Fl. Newell were
passengers for the Volcano on the XII
nau yesterday morning.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
A G.. S. Halves. RI. B. MS Commits
sioner and Consul General to Miss
Gay of Makaweli, Kauai.
At 10 a. m. today at the yard of J. l.
Dowsett, Queen street, James F. Nor
gan will sell at public auction 80 head
of horses, mares and colts.
At $50 o'clock Sunday evening there
will be a full service, with carols, in
st. Andrews Cathedral. Thirtyfive
voices will be in the choir.
Carter Henry Harrison, recently ell
-cted Mayor of Chicago, is the feldest
brother of Preston Harrison, who is
very well known in this city.
Everything quiet at quarantine"
Agent McVeigh reports; no further in
crease in the number of patients, and |
those in the hospital getting along |
nicely.
The Masonic service, which was to
have been held at st. Andrews Ca
thedral on Sunday is postponed on ac-
count of Minister Cooper being at quar-
antine.
The steamers from Kauai yesterday |
brought news of everything quiet at |
Lihue. The trial of the Chinese con- |
tract laborers who started the recent |
riot, was in progress.
Apenta. a natural apeTient water, |
bottled in Hungary, is strongly en- |
dorsed by the medical fraternity. The |
Hollister Drug Company are the sole |
agents for the Islands.
Manager Vettlesen of the Hawaiian
Hardware Company left for~~HilO on |
the Kinau yesterday, to be gone about |
a fortnight on business. He will stop |
over at Lahaina on his return.
1t is hardly probable that there will |
be a cricket game today. The Wild |
Swan men have had no practice. A
match will be arranged for as soon as
me
ing steadily.
The entertainment at Kamehameha
School this evening is to the friends
OF the pupils only. 1t is by invitation,
and these have been sent mainly to
Hawaiians No one will be admitted
except by card.
At the meeting of Company II last
evening the following eX-officers were
unanimously elected honorary kmem-
beers: Lieut.. w. f. Rowell. Sergt. Har-
ry Wilder, Sergt. Ed McInerny and
Corp. John Effinger.
The regular annual meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club will be held in the
club house on Palace Square at S:45
o'clock this evening. Every member is
expected to be present, as matters OF
importance will be under considera-
ton.
Mr.. Kane, the coffee expert from In
dia. left for Kawaihae on the Kinau
Yesterday. He will go plover hunting
with the party mentioned elsewhere in
this issue. and will then proceed 10
Hilo. Mr.. Kane expects TO be gone
about a fortnight.
The rumor that Captain Ernest Rem
ken had been stricken with smallpox
and is at quarantine at Mr.. Castles
residence. is false. As Renken has
been at the quarantine station all the
time and Is in perfect health. the ru-
NOR is authOritatively denied
Captain Bowers of the Merchants
Patrol. requests his patrons to notify