The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Jacinta Baptista was arrested yester-
day for profanity.
George Sea, receiving station clerk,
is a very sick man.
Why waste a dollar when you can
save it? Sturdevant's.
Turkish towels are selling in Ehlers'
store at dollar dozen.
a single man can find a nice fur
nished room on Kawaiahao lane.
]. Hanley was arrested yesterday
morning on the charge of truancy.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge this
evening for work in third degree.
Board of Health meeting at p. m.
today. Two weeks business to trans
act.
Quite portion of the tramway track
near HaaliIiamanu bridge has been
torn up.
Fancy prices" was the rule in our
line of goods until we took hold Of
them. Sturdevants.
Tom Hennessy, assistant in the office
of the Board of Health, has gone 10
Maui for a vacation.
The tower clock in Kawaiahao
Church is being put in order and will
soon be running again.
Lee Yong was arrested yesterday by
Special Gus Cordes for having che ia
tickets in his possession.
Count Lebedeff of VIadivostock, A
Potempkin and DIR. Russell left on the
Kinau for Hawaii yesterday.
Secretary Coleman of the Y. NJ. C.
a. announces that the gymnasium
classes will begin Friday night.
There will be drill of the Mounted
Reserve on the Makiki baseball
grounds at the usual time tonight.
There was good turnout at the
regular choral society rehearsal in the
High School building last evening.
2:3O and 7:3O p. m. are the hours of
the "Pentecostal Meetings" being held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
This is Ladies' day at the courts of
the Pacific Tennis Club. All lady |
friends are cordially invited to attend. !
What taro has done for Hawaiians
Taroena will do for foreigners. Hob |
ron Drug Co, Sole Agents, Honolulu. |
Among the passengers for Kauai on /
the W. c.. Hall yesterday were Mr.. and I
Mrs Rice, Theo. Hoffman and T. ]. |
King.
new iron safe was sent to C. H. |
Bishop of Lihue by the w. G.. Hall yes
terday. Business is picking up on |
the Garden Isle.
Cinnamon were engaged yesterday |
grading a portion of the grounds of b.
F. Dillingham;, preparatory to laying
out a tennis court.
All watches left for repairs with Mr..
Parson. late of Nuuanu street, can be
had by calling on T. Lindsay, in the
new Love building.
The three sick Cinnamon out of the
lot brought by the Peru, were sent to
the Chinese Hospital for treatment
yesterday morning.
l.. Won Tempsky returned to his
home in Maui on the Claudine yester-
day. accompanied by his brother-in-
law, ]. II. Wodehouse.
The hall of the American League,
corner Nuuanu and King, is for rent
any evening but Tuesdays. t. b. Muir
ray will furnish particulars.
Pale blue and white are the prevail
ing colors of writing paper at Wall,
Nichols Company. These are manu-
James F. Morgan will sell this morn
ing at 10 a. m, at the residence. Ke-
waIo street. the entire household fur
niture and plants. etc of j. II. Wode-
house, Jr. 4
Frank Grace left for San Francisco :
on the barkentine 5. y. Castle yes
terday morning, there to enter into
business. Frank thinks he an>do bet
ter on the other side.
]. II. Sears and wife Miss +. Taylor,
Miss OwIes. H. S Charming. DR.. w.
F. Charming and p. Ogle and wife were
the passengers on the Kinau for the
Volcano yesterday morning
On Monday. March 22d. James F.
Morgan will sell the large wooden
building. partly covered with CORFU g.,
gated iron. on the premises. Craig
side residence of TheO. II. Davies,
Nuuanu avenue.
There is a large flock of paroquets
in the trees on the Spreckels place at
Punahou. Two of the birds were let
loose some time ago, and they sought
refuge in the old windmill. The large
colony on the grounds is the result
Detective David KAPPA didn't go to
Maui on his much-needed vacation yes .
terday Just as ne was getting his
clothes packed up to go. the case of the
theft of So from Anita Perry was given ]
into his hands, so he had to make up 7
his mind 70 remain in Honolulu little
while longer. =
1t was found yesterday morning that I
the Quarantine Station buildings were I
too crowded for the comfort of the Jap I
anese and Chinese immigrants. so Is !
of the latter were sent TO the police I
station TO await shipment to a Maui
plantation. which will occur in two 7
Or three days.
This is ST. Patrick's Day; also. the :
of the birth of Kameha-
meha III CKauikeaOulD. J. y. Cummins !
and John Holt There will be a big
at Mr.. Cummins-the
hand in the afternoon and the Hawaii I