The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

We will save you 80 per cent. if you
trade at StUrdevant's.
Regular meeting Of the Board or
Health at p. m. today.
Waialae ranch. telephone No. 500.
has few mastiff pups for sale.
The Hawaiian Band called out
large audience at the hotel last even
ing.
Give us a trial and you will learn
why we are getting the business. Stur-
devants.
C. ". Dickey returned on the Mauna
LOa yesterday. after a short business
trip TO Maui.
British Commission \. G. S Hawes .
returned from KOna on the Mauna /
LOa yesterday.
There VIII be a special conciave Of /
Honolulu COmmandery, 30. I. this ev-
ening al 100 o'clock.
Charles d. Wilson. late OF Honolulu, |
has taken the management OF the Stan |
dard Theater. Seattle.
Ladies' day at the courts Of the Pa
cific Tennis Club. Lady friends are
cordially invited TO attend.
Frank Hawthorn. formerly in the
Telephone Exchange. is now employed
al the Electric Light Station.
The Hawaiian Band Will give its us
uaI concert on the grounds Of the EX-
ecutive buildings this afternoon.
The St. Louis Literary Society viii
meet at o'clock this evening. All the
members are requested to be present
The list of officers elected yesterday
by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company. Limited, appears in this is
sue.
r. c. l.. Perkins left by the Peru
yesterday. and expects TO meet Profess
sor Koebele and Will then visit Wash
ington.
F. Huga, director of the Hiroshima
Emigration Company, we'll known in
this city, is dangerously i'll at his home
in Toxic.
Captain Mcneil Of the ;. g. Wilder
will appear in the Police Court this
morning to answer to the charge Of
cruelty to animals.
The door leading TO the upper part
of the Spreckels building. Fort street,
was found open last night by Captain
Bowers Of the Merchants Patrol.
Copies of the Gazette and Advertiser
in wrappers for mailing, by today's
outgoing Australia. can be had at the
newsdealeTs and publication office.
The big sale of dry goods and cloth
ing from the bankrupt stock of NJ. 5.
Levy will commence this morning at
10 O'Clock at Morgan's auction rooms.
w. Pfotenhauer. assignee of the
NToTvr tr~Vn
has filed his final account and will
make application to the Circuit Court
for a discharge.
Copies of the New Hawaiian Cook
Book are now on sale at the Woman's
Exchange. Copies may also be obtain
ed at the meeting of the Ladies' Society
Thursday morning.
!. Commancho will serve up some
more of the feathery tribe. Duck day
at the New Market Restaurant. 3OS
Merchant street; full and plenty for
all: II a. m. to p. m.
The greatest show on earth OF col
ored negligee and stiff-bosom shirts
can be seen at NJ. McInerny's store,
Fort and Merchant streets. See the big
display in the show windows
The manage of Heeia plantation had
one of his fingers injured in the ma
chinery at that place Monday, and was
forced to come 10 town TO have II
dressed. He returned the same day.
The ladies in charge of the Japanese
bazaar on the grounds of Queen Emma
hall Saturday afternoon and evening
are doing all in their power to make
the thing a success. There IS plenty
of room for everyone on the grounds.
The Alameda. which is due tomor-
row. will have one-half of her second
class accommodations occupied by the
81 horses belonging TO Professor Brls-
toll Tt will be an interesting sight
when they walk off the steamer with
out harness of any kind
Mounted patrolmen were put in the
pIaces of the members of the third
watch last night who were sent out TO
the quarantine station on duty. The
places OF the absent ones Will be hlled I
today by three men from the first
watch and three from the second.