The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Artistic alphabets-NIrs. Hanna.

chicken soup, strawberry snort
cake-H. 3.
The circus band serenaded the Adj
vertiser last evening.
Companies Z and D, old rivals with
the rifle, are to have another match
II. Z. Cooper, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Minister of the Interior ad in
term.
Try Bailey's best bicycle oil. For
sale at the Honolulu Cyclery, 231 King
street.
This is the night of the RegimentaI
drill with the band. Six companies
will be out.
The store of the Palama Co-opera-
tive Grocery Company is being renoya-
ted for occupancy.
J. F. Morgan will sell family horse,
phaeton and set of harness at public
auction, Friday noon.
The Board Of Health meeting set for
yesterday afternoon was postponed to
the same hour today.
The Minister of the Interior calls for
bids for furnishing supplies to the
Road Supervisor of Honolulu.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
will hold a special meeting this even
ing. Work-InstallatiOn of officers.
One-third of the gross receipts at the
circus this evening will be turned over
by Mr.. Wilson for the Maine fund.
Neither the Captain nor the Agents
will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew of the S. S. Paroo.
Chas. K. Hopkins and Miss Lola
of I'll q
city, were united in marriage last eV-
ening. ~
Sam Johnson is still ailing some
what and will not be able to ride in
any of the events at CyclOmere during
this meet.
Another tug-Of-war tournament is
being organized. The winners will go
after the scalp of the old Wela ka
Hao team.
The HeaIani hop will be given to-
morrow evening. Those desiring the
bus to call should notify either G. B.
Gray or DR.. Wall.
Rebecca, a native woman, was ar
rested last night for investigation.
She is charged by another woman
with stealing clothes.
On May I'd, G. r. Collins advertised
big cut in horse supplies. Since that
time the response has been very gen
erous See advertisement for details.
Mr.. Gibson, Deputy Inspector Gen
eral of Schools, is already preparing
the educational exhibit to be made at
the Omaha Exposition for the Islands.
Only minor appeal cases are being
heard before juries in the Circuit Court
GRO
being heard at the same time yester-
day.
There should be a meeting of the
Commissioners of Education at the us
ual hour this afternoon. 1t has been
several weeks since they have come
together.
A cup of coffee to have a delicious
flavor should be freshly ground.
John Mott is Offering wall coffee mills
that formerly sold at so cents for ~
cents each.
Archie Gilfllan had a birthday on
Tuesday. His many friends called
around upon him and gave forth the
usual wishes for many happy returns
Of the day."
Kali. one of the members of the
Bicvcle Patrol, who has been sick in
the hospital for quite a long while, IS
ont again and has started out on his
beat as usual.
Maine fund baseball at the Mak1kl
League grounds at $3.50 this p. m. The
contesting mines will be from the U. D
Gunboat Bennington and from Kane
hameha School.
By the City of Picking, B. F. Ehlers
& Co. received a line of new dress
fabrics, in pineapple SILKS, olack,
white, pink and blue, pongee silks ana
white grass cloth.
The Hawaiian Carriage and Manu-
featuring Company business on Queen
street. owned chiefly by B. F. Diling-
ham. is to be taken over by John II.
Wilson and L. NJ. Whitehouse.
A runaway horse struck Miller
candy wagon yesterday and there was
sweetness all over the street for half
an hour and the young millionaire who
owns the fractions horse will settle
p ]. VoeIler & Co, will sell Epicu-
rean brand of brook trout in z pound
cans for 25 cents and guarantee them
to be strictly fresh goods. They offer
YOU your money back If not satlSIac-
tory.
The Palama Cooperative Grocery
Store will be ready for business some
dav next week. Their stock will be re-
n1enished from time to time by direct
importations. The first large order
went forward by the S. S. City of Pc
king, May list.
In future. the team of the honolulu
Cricket Club, when playing against
men-of-war will be picked from those
PLAYERS who turn out the most regu-
larly to practice. This course WIZ ne
enforced by the officers OF the cluo III
order to put an end to all rivalry anu
to encourage true sport.
Today's Maine" Ball Game
1t is expected by all who have taken
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