The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-15
LOCAL BREyiT!ES.

1870 ~ anu > VI TIC IAtDuUliC VI
HAWAII, are published this morning.
Latter telegraph news by several
days Is expected by the S. S. Belgic
Miss Killean's Easter millinery and
novelties will arrive on the Zealandia
The L. S. Flagship Baltimore leaves
port today for target practice cruise
The Gazette (semi-weekly) will be
issued in time for the outgoing mails
today.
Levers & Cooke carry a full and
complete line of lumber and building
material
Andrew Jackson, seventh President
Of the United States, was born this
date 1861
T. H. Hatch, 100 California street,
San Francisco, solicits consignments of
coffee, sugar and rice.
There are about II 900 accounts in
the Postal Savings Bank The patron
age increases constantly.
Chief Justice Judd was unable to be
at the Judiciary building yesterday on
account Of a slight indisposition. ~
Annual meeting Of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company today at
10 a. m. at the company's office.
The sale OF cottages, etc., on Mrs.
T. Lacks premises, has been post
poned until tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Judge Stanley was yesterday hearing
a native land ejectment suit involving
the history of two or three Kauai fami-
lies.
All football players are cordially in
vited to meet the Arlington hotel this
evening to arrange for a series of
Rugby.
An open meeting of the American
League will be held this evening. Is
sues CT the day will be discussed from
the platform.
The appropriations asked for by the
various committees appointed at the
meeting of Hilo citizens en- masse
tote" 1862 900. y
An appeal bond of $1,000 has been
filed in Circuit Court in the case of
F. T. Porter VS.. the Hawaiian Pork
Packing Company.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give an
entertainment and dance at Harmony
Hall on March 26th Tickets can be
had of the members.
One more violin recital will be given
in Honolulu by Miss Eileen OMoore.
This will be at the Opera House on
Saturday evening next.
A suitable reward is offered for
dark-brown saddle horse, lost, strayed
or stolen from the Fashion Stables
Company pasture in Manoa.
It is announced for the American
League open meeting this evening that
there will be addresses by Legislators
and other eminent speaker"
Besides coffee and fruit land on Ha-
wall and Maui, Attorney J. NJ Mon
sarrat advertises a house and lot, part
ly furnished, at Waikiki, for lease.
Capt. E. O. White is suffering at his
home in Makiki with an injury to a
knee sustained some time ago on
hunting trip in the Waianae mountains.
S. NJ. Ballou and w. A. Kinney made
extended arguments yesterday in the
case of the Kahului Railway Company
and the Hawaiian Commercial Com
pany.
There will be a meeting of the w.
C. T. u. in the parlors of the Central
Union Church at 2:30 p. m. today. A
memorial service of Frances E. Willard
will be held.
The returning Zealandia will have
heavy passenger list for the reason
that travellers are now afraid to take
chances on getting berths aboard the
Australian Klondike steamers.
The Income Tax and Revenue meet
ing will be held at the Chamber of
Commerce hall, Campbell block, Thurs
day evening. This meeting is called
by the House Finance Committee.
Harold M. Sewall, the American Min
lister. was an informal caller at the
Executive Building yesterday, chatted
with several of the publicists and car
ried away some Hawaiian literature.
The special horse racing meet first
announced for the afternoon of St
Patrick's day. then postponed to the
10Th inst. has been put off indefinitely
bv the promoters on account of the
uncertain weather.
Emma Square concert had big
crowd for bad weather last evening.
The duet singing by Misses Kaliaa and
Kamaka was much enjoyed and high
ly praised by the hearers.
A decision has been rendered by
Judge Perry giving Chas. Motley and
son a Judgment of $4,4O5 and $500 in
terest against Kukaiau plantation.
This is the settlement of a dispute as
to rental of land in Hamakua.
Wray Taylor managed to leave his
home long enough Saturday evening to
lead the Amateur Orchestra at the Vio-
lin recital and attended to his duties
as organist at st. Andrews Cathedral
on Sunday, but was laid up again yes
terday.
F. o. Hall & Son announce new
goods by the Western Monarch, lnclud-
ing all sizes of corrugated roofing
screws, washers, ETC., for same. Also
anviIs. bath brick, pig and sheet lead,
white lead, ETC. Call early as the stock
is complete.
For this week only, 10000 yards OF
the finest Swiss and Camb. emily, ever
shown in this market, will be placed on
j. J. Egan's counters. The ladies are
especially invited to call and see these
goods as they are Of the finest and
latest patterns.
Josh" Tucker yesterday entered up