The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.


r. r. Berg returned to Maui yester-
day afternoon.
4 good home for sensible woman
can be had. See advertisement.
II. E. Walker, agent, reports num-
erous sales of Cleveland bicycles.
&c. L. c." advertises for Oahu
Sugar stock, paid up or assessable.
Wilson's circus will reopen here in
a few days now with a great show.
Foreign mail steamer time cards
may still be secured at this office.
Hart & Co., Ltd, and the Waverley
club had electric light again last night.
The Uniform Rank, Knights Of Py-
thias, will meet this evening for bust
ness and drill.
Chu Zip & Co. are the successors
to Wing Hing 10y, Nuuanu street,
near Hotel street.
There will be cricket practice at the
British Commissioners residence this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The electric lights at the police sta
ton all went out last night and Ian
terms had to be used.
P.J. VoelIer &, Co. will sell epfcurean
brand shrimp in tomato sauce, for Is
cents a can, for one week.
Lemi, native, was arrested by De
tective KAPPA yesterday on the charge
of running a Russian War" game.
"Gussie B." the fast pacing mare
sold by J.4A. Mcdonald to DR.. HUNS
phreys, was sired by Dexter Prince.
Deputy Sheriff Omstead, of Kauai,
who brought over a few days ago %
Japanese prisoners, has returned to his
post.
The Y. NJ c. A still owes on the
gymnasium building about $4,000
which it is expected to pay off this
year.
E. o. Hall & Son have full assert
ment of ship and house carpenters
augers, and all other tools known to
the trade.
The mandOlins used at the Y NJ. c.
A. last evening by Messrs. Marx and
Frazier, were furnished by Wall,
Nichols Co.
Mrs. Dugald Campbell and Miss
Mabel Hart left for Kauai on the Hall
yesterday afternoon to attend the
Glade dance
Mrs Noah Kauhane, daughter of
Hon. J. l.. Kaulukou, returned to her
home in lKau on the Mauna 1Oa yes
terday morning.
A wager of three to one was made
last evening that the news would be
today no war between the United
States and Spain.
Frank Saunders, of the Wilson
circus hurt himself quite severely yes
terday by slip and fall in the steps
of his lodging house.
Canoes, manned by experienced ma
tives, can he had at Wright's Villa, at
any time on thirty minutes notice.
There is no finer sport than surf rid
ing.
AT the Woman's Board meeting in
Central Union Church yesterday aft
ernoon, Miss Palmer, Miss Price and
others spoke most Interestingly of
work in the South Seas.
Representative w. c. Achi gave a
birthday luau in Waikiki yesterday !
afternoon. All his colleagues of the
Legislature were invited. An excellent
entertainment was given.
"A mango blight has been reported |
by IL. Lose to Professor Koebele and |
Jos. Marsden. Investigation is being |
made. There has not been a general |
appearance of the blight.
c. Bosse, who resigned his position |
with H Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, and who |
has been succeeded as treasurer of the |
corporation by Mr.. Pfotenhauer, will |
soon leave for Germany.
Progress was made last evening in
the organization of the Palama Co.
operative Grocery Company, of which
Harry Cannon is the head. A meeting
was held in the American League hall. |
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, Solomon Moses was reprimanded |
for furious and needless riding and |
the case of All On for assault with a
deadly weapon on Koon Yuen, was set
for April goth.
Commencing today the Home Bakery
restaurant will serve business mems
lunch and supper with special feature,
which will be announced every morn
ing in this paper. Oyster soup family
style today.
Company H, n. G.. H, Captain Ike
make, had a pleasant reunion after drill
last evening. In the course of the
smoker there were songs and recita-
tions and earnest talk on the subject
of shooting team.
There will be a dance at Indepen-
dence Park on the oath of May in hon
or of Queen Victoria's birthday. The
committee of arrangements hope toll
all former balls given on this
occasion. The proceeds will as usual
go to the British Benevolent Society.