The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hilo on the kinau yesterday.
DR.. Cash cures all financial ills; office
at Sturdevant's. Consultation free.
". c. \. Mcdowell returned from
Australia on the Warrimo yesterday.
Special meeting of p. /. & r. Co. this
morning at o'clock at Safe Deposit
Office.
Dr. NJ. c. Harris will preach mis-
stonary sermon at Pearl City Sunday
afternoon.
Don't fail to attend the grand con
cert at KaumakapiIi Church this even
ing at s o'clock.
\ benefit to the First Regiment
ArmOry Fund has been suggested to
Professor Bristol.
Don't forget the concert at Kauma-
kapili Church this evening. Fine pro-
gram is promised
II is a pleasure to hear the clock in
the tower OF KawaiahaO Church strik
ing the hours again.
We invite comparison Of prices The
closer the investigation the better we
like il. Sturdevant's.
EnOka and others last night for having
opium unlawfully in possession.
The dry-goods department in the
Waterhouse store is filled with bar
gains in articles for ladies' wear.
japanese Consul Shimamura and
Minister Damon called aboard the
United States ship Marion yesterday.
Several Iaborers are at work break
ing the earth for the foundation Of the
Portuguese Church on South street,
MagoOnvilIe.
Dick Westoby constitute a Committee
on High links" for Company d. n.
G. H. next Friday night.
At the Christian church the morn
ing subject tomorrow VIII be "Secur-
ity Through Christ evening subject
Christ Shilling the Tempest"
The racket tournament at the courts
of the Pacific Tennis Club is creating
a great deal of interest. The finals
will be played off on Wednesday.
There will be match game of base
ball on the new baseball grounds this
afternoon between the Lisbon and st.
Louis College Club. Game called at
$50.
Inspector BickneIl has been appoint
ed TO fill the place in the statistical de-
partment of the Custom House, left
vacant by the promotion of Mr.. Tur-
neT.
A port service will be held at Cen
trail Union Church on Sunday night.
Extra music is expected, and a special
invitation is extended to all seamen
and their friends.
Caterer Commancho. at the New
Market Restaurant, will serve his pat
rons with chicken. curry and rice and
other delicacies, from IL to 2 today. |
Turkey on Sunday.
The Kamehameha and Punahou |
Baseball Teams will engage in anoth-
err tussle this afternoon. The Puma
hous say that it will not be another /
case of "snowstorm."
Rev NJ. C. Harris, d. D., will preach
the annual missionary sermon at the |
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning The annual missionary offer
ing will be taken at that time
BY order of ]. B. Castle, Collector
General of Customs, James F. Morgan
will sell at public auction at his sales
rooms on Thursday, April 1, number
of packages of unpermitted goods.
At 10 a. m today at the Old Fish
Market wharf, James F. Morgan will
sell at public auction the Hawaiian
bark Rosalie. All sails. rigging. dom
key engine, etc, will be sold separately.
DIR. Hyde's Bible class will meet as
usual at the association parlors Sun
iay afternoon at 4 o'clock. This class
Is for young men. and has proven very
Those who come will be
very welcome.
Those who enjoy music by the Ha-
waiians should make a point of being
present at the Kaumakapili Church
this evening at the concert. 1t will
only cost you 30 cents. and it goes to-
wards a good object.
Captain Hookano and his detail of
twelve policemen. returned from the
station yesterday morning
and number of white men. members
Of the Citizens Guard. out of work,
we're sent over in their places.
Rev. Fl. w. Peck will speak at the
Gospel meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock. The subject for
discussion will be: Christ Died for
Our Sins" Every one is invited TO
-hese meetings.
p Maurice Mcmahon the steno-
yrapher left for Hilo on the Kinau yes
.erday morning. He has been appoint
sd stenographer in Judge Hitchcock's
Court Mr.. Mcmahon will be a valu- !
able addition to the athletic circle of
HiIo. He and Ed Hapai, formerly of =
PunahOu. will make a good team. :
A stepson of Charles Hawkins was :
)ut riding in Palama District on Fri
lay night. He stopped to call on
friend, and tied his horse to post in
front of the house. When he was
ready to leave he found his horse and
buggy missing He spent the balance
IF the night on wheel looking for the !
thieves.