The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Strawberries and cream today-H. B.
Tatting and Netting Book-Mrs.
Hanna.
Captain John Kidwell is quite i'll at
his home on the railway.
A. w Carter will return from Molo-
kai on the Mauna Loa today Il
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night for work in second degree.
If you can't get "Semola" at your
grocer's, drop a line to w. II. Baugh.
A furnished house in Nuuanu Valley
at present occupied by Mrs. Eldredge
is for rent.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. gives
an insight into the Horrors OF the
Spanish Inquisition."
There will be a regular class meet
ing this evening for members OF the
Theosophical society.
The artesian we'll boring apparatus
at Kaunakakai had reached depth of
Al feet on Saturday.
Admiral Miller, on account of de-
parting on Sunday and in the night as
well, received no salutes.
An encouraging call is being made
for tickets for the hop at the Healani
Boat House on Friday evening.
Nigel Jackson, the popular bicycle
police and speed merchant, leaves for
Maui today for a short vacation.
w. w. Dimond & Co. carry the Cur
ney cleanable refrigerator and adver-
tise that they will keep away malaria
germs.
A praise and Thanksgiving meeting
OF the Woman's Board Will be held at
Central Union Church at 2:3O this
afternoon
Members of Company G, N. G. H.,
are now hard at work arranging for
the dance to be given by that command
on the 10Th inst.
A. e. Murphy e Co. place national
honor first and their stock of shoes
a close second. Style, fit, make
all count in the sale.
At late hour last night report
came from Punaluu, this island, that
the rain was pouring down IN torrents
and increasing all the while
The Germany Bakery ask for fair
comparison, believing their bread to
be the whitest, lightest, best favored
and best keeping loaf made.
BY the A. J. Fuller, Castle & Cooke,
Ltd. received a large invoice of stone
ware. suitable for the culinary depart
ment as we'll as the garden.
A drill of the First Regiment, N. G.
H.. will be held on Thursday evening.
The band will be in attendance. Com
panies e and r are excused from APP
pearance.
Fred. Yates orders from Hong Kong
of the Pacific Hardware Company some
paints. brushes, etc, saying he is I'M
able to purchase needed materials III
the Colony.
There will be lecture in Pauahi Hall,
at oahu College at 1:15 this day Rev.
DIR. Berger will be the speaker and his
subject will be Through Palestine on
Horseback"
The outing party which DR.. Max
we'll had arranged to give for Mrs.
Miller on Saturday has been deferred
on account of the departure OF Ad-
miral Miller.
]. F.. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of furniture at the premises cor
ner Of Punchbowl and Beretan1a
streets, on Wednesday, May 4, at III
o'clock a. m.
Captain King, Minister of Interior,
has resumed his duties as a member
of the Cabinet, though not fully restor-
ed to health. He will soon make
trip to Hawaii.
The April mortuary record is given
in detail this morning and is OF sur
prising interest. OF the 1O8 deaths,
Of oh
age of five years.
General Hartweu states that so far
as he knows it is not the intention or
Judge A w. Carter and family to take
up a permanent residence on the Mo-
lokai ranch property.
BY the Moana leaving here May 20,
Chief Tahou Tira, who is at present
in Honolulu, will ship to his home in
Tahiti, fine carriage and double har-
ness, recently bought of Gus Schu-
man.
Egan's specials this week are lace,
scrim, silk, bagdad and chenille cur
tains. linen and Turkish towels and
toweling and white bedspreads. The
only thought in this sale is absolute
clearance.
A very large audience heard the
Government band concert at Emma
Square last evening. Tonight the con-
cert will be at Makee Island, kapio-
lani Park and there are four solos on
the program.
George Manson, Clerk, gives notice
that all persons holding claims for
services rendered or supplies furnish
ed for the special session of the Sen
ate of 1897, should present same to him
on or before May 10.
c. B. Reynolds, agent for the Board
of Health, was kept very busy yes
terday paying bills in connection with
the uuarantining of the steamer kinai-
Naru here on account of smallpox
aboard. He got rid Of $4,000.
There is being arranged for Satur-
day next, cricket match to take place
on the old baseball grounds between
two teams RI no called ENGLAND and