The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-06
LOCAL SREVITiES.

Just for a cnange try buying for
cash. Sturdeyant's.
". y. Armstrong mas decided not to
leave for the United States until April
1st.
Alexander Cartwright returned 10
San Francisco on the Zealandia last
night
A dividend Of per cent has been
declared by the Hawaiian Hagey Insti-
tuye. See ad.
We seek the trade OF all who want
good goods and 100 cents worth for
dollar. Sturdevants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowart were among
the passengers for san Francisco on
the Zealandia last night.
The Kash is running a special sale Of
slightly damaged white duck vests.
The price is p cents each.
The list OF officers Of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company. Limited, for the en-
suing year appears in this issue.
Curative skin Soap is made especial
" for the Hebron Drug Company. They
tell Of its merits in their big ad.
There will be no shoot between the
police and Company 3 today. The 30
match is on. Next Saturday is the time
set.
The theme for the sermon Sunday
night az Central Union Church will be
The Atonement and Modern
Thought"
Have you tried the Central Meat
Markets sausages yet? They make
nice change for Sunday mornings
breakfast.
Bruce Waring & Co. are having
Ward avenue and Kawaiahao street in
the new Kewalo tract, crowned with
a coral dressing.
VI. Brasch left for England OF the
ZeaIandia last night. He eXpeets 70
be away on a trip OF about four months
in the old country.
The finest line of candies offered in
months is now shown by the only gen
uine French Boss store. Fort street,
next to Lewis & Co.
The Great Dane so much admired
by people who witnessed the arrival or
the Zealandia yesterday. is the prop
erty of Harry Lee. the actor.
a suite of rooms for light housekeep-
ing can be had on application at No
SO Emma street. Also, office at No. 413
Fort street (upstairs) is TO let
3. F. EhIers & Co. have a large stock
OF seasOnable goods in new patterns
and designs. The prices are low. See
advertisement in another colmun. !
Cut 1t Down. Why Cumbereth it the
Ground" morning subject in Methodist
90 IN
ham will preach the sermon in the ev-
ening.
Castle & Cooke. Limited. are agents
for the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company. of Boston. and Etna
Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn.
At meeting of the Kindergarten
Society. held in Emma Hall yes
terday morning. there were some 80
members present. Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde pre-
sided.
Rev. Joseph II. Smith. evangelist. is
expected per steamship China on
Thursday. March 18th. He comes TO
hold special services for two or three
weeks.
Mr.. r. c. Burt. editor of one of the
leading Melbourne papers, was pas
senger to Honolulu on the Zealandia
Yesterday. He will remain here for a |
short space.
\ residence site on the corner OF XII |
nau and Piikoi streets will be sold at |
auction at noon today by James F. |
Morgan at his salesToOms. The lot is /
fenced and water laid on.
The French Boss" canday store is
= Mt
on Fort street. next door TO Lewis &
Co. and not on Hotel street. as stated
in yesterday mornings paper.
White mating of finest quality at
your own price at X. Furuya's Japan
csc haberdashery. Robinson block. Ho-
tel street. This is a new invoice Just
10 hand. Call and inspect it.
Miss Lima Boyle. a Swiss lady who is
travelling around the world, arrived by
the Zealandia yesterday. and Is guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Damon. Chaplain lane. Miss Boyle was
last at Sydney. She will remain IN Ho-
noIulu for short time.
\ slight buggy accident befell Miss
Ide and Mrs. Strong on Tuesday last,
saws the Samoa Herald of February -
They we're driving. when the horse fell.
both of them to be thrown out
Mrs. Strong received some slight
bruises. but beyond the shock. no SER
iOus injury resulted
At a meeting of the Woman's EX-
change. held Thursday, il was found
that for the months of January and
February the sum of S4S7.05 had been
paid out to lady depositors and those
who are hired 10 help. This shows that
the Exchange is doing good work. and
is helping along the needy.
Al a meeting OF Company last
night 7. \ GOnsalves was elected cap
tain on the second ballot. The other
candidates were. W. Z. Rowell. @. W.
r. King and Ernest Silva. Mr.. Rowell !
WIS not aware that he was 10 run