The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-20
LOCAL RREYITIES.

Aloha tooth brushes have arrived al
Hebron Drug Company.
The Old Chinese Theater was packed
70 suffocation last night.
A memorandum book of value only
10 the owner has been lost.
Quality always highest, prices al
ways lowest at Sturdeyant's.
The case of Frank Lillis for gross
cheat has been set for April %.
Hopp & Co. are selling handsome
white enameled bedsteads for s14.
Massage treatment, by skillful at
tendants, at Honolulu Sanitarium.
Three clubs are drawing weekly in
wichman's ever-popular watch clubs.
1t is said that Chester Doyle had
some sponge cake sent him yester
day.
All the Government schools reopened
yesterday after a weeks pleasant va
cation.
Tenders for constructing the Pail
road close tomorrow noon at the In
terror office.
Bob Shingle had an experience at the
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he cannot swim
Ehlers & Co. are having a run on
ladies' underwear. The stOres was
crowded yesterday.
All Yau was arrested last night for
unlawful possession of opium by Spec
iaIs Chun Poon and All Fat.
The Bulletin office is receiving a
handsome coat of wood in two colors
at the hands of o. F. Harlan.
L. II. Dee. of the City Feed Store.
has just received a lot of Oregon Bar
bank potatoes. Telephone 921.
We would not sell so many goods
unless they and the prices were what
they ought to be. Sturdevant's.
II is probable that the Easter music
given in Central Union Church Sun
day, will be repeated this Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. c. T. U. will be held in the Cen
trail Union Church at 2:30 this after
noon.
The police and Company C rife
teams will indulge in a match shoot
at the military butts Saturday after
noon.
At J. Commanders today, II till .
p. m. thick green turtle soup, poultry
dinner, homemade white and brown
bread.
J. F. Eckardt, Superintendent
Queens Hospital. publishes a waning
notice to trespassers on the hospital
grounds.
Take squint at the Spalding win
dow in Wall, Nichols Company store.
See price list of sporting goods in adj
vertisement today.
The case of j. Radin, for unlawful
possession of opium came up in the
Police Court yesterday morning, but
was put off until today.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock is ex-
pected back on the Mauna Loa this
afternoon. He may bring the Molokai
murderer, Noa, with him.
4 three-cornered race is being ar
ranged by as many gentlemen drivers,
10 take place next week. One of the
horses is a new importation, and will
trot a mile under 2:25.
The cases against Charles Reeves.
]. C. Johnson. Togo Jackson and c.
Spencer for violating Sunday laws,
were all nolle pross'd in the Police
Court yesterday morning.
w. w. Dimond reports an increased
demand for the celebrated Detroit
Jewel stoves. for which he is sole
agent. The result of advertising in this
paper has proven satisfactory to Mr..
Dimond's interests.
The First Regiment and U. S. s.
Petrol Baseball Teams INDUCED in a
friendly game on the Makiki baseball
l. ~ al The O.
suit was i'm favor of the soldier boys
with a score of 20 to 3.
There will he a rehearsal of the
choral society. as usual. at 1870 o'clock
this evening in the High School rooms.
Professor Yarndley expects every mem
Der TO be present. as the time for
concert is drawing near
Deputy Attorney General Dole is ex-
pected home this afternoon. Minister
Smith denies the rumor that Mr.. Dole
has rendered his resignation. and
states that it would come to him if Mr..
Dole decided 10 take that step.
c. Won Hamm. at the Office OF Nessrs.
Ed Hoffschlaeger & Co. having been
APPOINTED assignee of the estates of
Ahiu. of Paia. Maui and KunihirO. of
Kekaha. Kauai. all claims against and
moneys due said estates should be
presented at once for settlement
Frank Lincoln. the melO-monOlogue
artist has sent notices TO the newspa-
per offices that he is about TO start out
on n second tour of the world. Mr..
Lincoln viii arrive in Honolulu on the
Australia. and will give an entertain
ment here before proceeding to Aus
tralia.
Can't Willie Welch. OF the St. Louis
star" Baseball Team of kids. gave n
Iuau TO the members of the orgepiZa-
ton at the home of his mother on
Beretania street. The trees in the yard
suffered very perceptibly. for the