The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Evangelist Smith will preach at
Pearl City Sunday afternoon.
The ladies will be interested in ]. ].
Egan's new advertisement today.
The sale OF the bark Resale has
been postponed until further notice.
1t is understood that there are two
or three fine tennis players aboard the
Marion.
The p. T. c. boys will entertain
themselves at luncheon in their club
house today.
Captain Hanford states that the U. S.
S. Alert will not depart for San Fran
cisco until Monday.
Our goods are up to date in style as
well as reliable in quality and low
in price Sturdevant's.
This is the day of the hosiery sale
that has been going on at the No. 10
Store, E. w. Jordan's).
The Tennis Tournament Committee
met yesterday and decided to hold the
tournament on May 18th.
Professor Bristol will parade the
principal streets with his handsome
horses at 1870 this morning.
Annual meeting of Honolulu Sailors
Home Society this morning at 10 a. m.
at Chamber of Commerce rooms.
There were about 40 couples pres
ent at the Healani dance last night.
A most enjoyable time was spent.
Pentecostal meetings in the Meth
Odist Church will continue Sunday and
Monday No public service today.
Cascadia and Olympic fiours ex
Mount Lebanon just received by the
Washington Feed Company. Tel. 422.
Subject at the Christian Church at
the morning service tomorrow: I'm
derneath Are the Everlasting Arms. y
HOLSTER &, Co. the tobacconists are
in receipt of a fresh line. of Havana
cigars from the worlds famous factor
les.
Sunday evening Mr.. Monroe of the
Christian Church. Alakea street, will
exchange pulpits with Mr.. Brine of the
Central Union.
Professor Bristol has engaged the
Hawaiian Quintet Club TO furnish mus
fc at his pavilion, beginning this Sat
uTday) evening.
l.
cent for cash on all new dress goods
Just received by the Australia. This is
for one week only.
For new novelties consult the adver-
tisement of the Hawaiian Hardware
Company this morning. These arti-
cIes are sure to please
j. O. Wood will attend to all legal
business. collections, etc, OF the Homo
lulu Sanitarium, by order of p. 5. KEEL
Iogg. NJ. D., Superintendent.
The latest edition of the Hawaiian
Cook Book, revised and improved, is
on sale only at the Woman's Exchange,
215 Merchant street. See ad.
c. b. Reynolds returned from Wal
Iuku on the Mauna Loa yesterday:
When he left that place the hospital
building was all but completed
DR.. and Mrs. Nichols entertained
number of friends at their home. Nuu-
anu avenue. Thursday evening. the oc-
casion being the doctors birthday.
Tom Hennessy of the Board of
Health office returned from Maui on
the Mauna LOa yesterday. after
round of pleasure. spent with friends
on that island.
Mrs. ]. L. Kaulukou returned on the
Mauna Loa yesterday, after very
pleasant trip TO Kau, where she spent
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Noah Kauhane.
j. CommanchO will serve up from IL
till D. m. chicken. curry and rice.
green turtle steak and other delica-
cies New Market Restaurant, 3OS
Merchant street.
Persons who have not paid their
taxes for 1896 will have the satisfae-
ton of seeing their names in print
among those Of the delinquent taxpay-
ers in few days
Beginning with April 1st all the
money taken in at the District Court
will be paid in at the Deputy MarshaTs
office. This will make great deal
more work for the clerks
The commanders of the United States
warships will make a formal call on
the Minister of Foreign Affairs at 10
o'clock this morning. Afterwards they
will call on President Dole.
The Hawaiian Republic has a new
flag unfurled TO the trade winds. 1t
bears the legend of Port Costa flour
over the store of J. T. Warehouse
See the flag. but buy the flour
On sunday morning Mr. Brine COM
uIetes his second year of service In
Central Union Church. The sermon
will review the past two years and
give the outlook toward the future.
Among the passengers by the Mauna
I. ma Yesterday were Judge KahauleliO
District Magistrate of Lahaina. and his
son. ID. H. KahauIelio. one of the franz
ers of the Constitution of the Republic
of Hawaii.
George II. De La Vergne has handed
in his registration as Judge in the Dis
trict Court. this TO take effect on May
1st. Ii is understood that Mr. De La
Vergne will go into partnership with
Mr.. Lyle \. Dickey.
At the City Feed Store. 500 Bere-
tania street. near Punchbowl street,
number OF articles left over from the
IL no hnnObT