The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

hotel, have gone to Kauai for a weeks
visit.
More points regarding the Remington
Typewriter are issued by II. HackfeId
& CO.
c. II. Parmelee proposes to build
cottage on Beretania street, near the
First Methodist Church.
All the carpenters of Honolulu are
busy and there are but few idle men OF
any trade in the town.
Camarinos' refrigerator by the Yea
landia viii contain all the seasOnaDle
fish, fruits and vegetables
Prof. a. Marques again talked last
evening to the advanced class OF the
Aloha Theosophical Branch.
The Young Mems Research Club viii
meet on Friday evening at the home
OF Rev. d. 2. and Mrs. Brine.
A collectors bill case was found yes
terday afternoon on King street.
Owner can recover same at Advertiser
office.
A collection of fine ferns and palms
will be sold at auction by James F.
Morgan at II O'Clock tomorrow at his
saIesrooms.
A social, with a musical and literary
program will be given on Thursday
evening at the Central Union Church
Sunday School room.
The legislators have postponed fer
one or two weeks their visit to Mo
lokai This is partly because Of the
illness of Mr.. Kaulukou.
There will arrive by the S. S. Rio de
Janeiro about 500 japanese labOrers
and a number are also expected by the
S. S. Braemer, expected hourly.
BY the ZeaIandia Miss Killean viii
receive a new stock Of millinery and
trimmings The stock brought down
for the opening has all been disposed
of.
Cyclomere track was dry enough last
evening for some of the racers to do
hard training big interest is being
worked up in the meet for Saturday
evening.
Brown, the sailor who was injured
by the carrying away of an anchor
chain on the vessel John Smith last
week, is doing we'll in the Queens
Hospital. -
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock received
a letter from HilO on the Mauna LOa
yesterday, announcing the continued i'm
provement in health of his father,
Judge Hitchcock.
The Honolulu Chinese Chronicle, the
weekly paper of which Mr.. Ho Fon
is manager, has just declared an an
nual dividend of IL per cent. This was
for the first year.
All of the breathing place enthu-
siasts of the city were delighted with !
the news given by this paper yesterday |
,ft l,r nix a
the harbor channel
The marriage of Mr.. H. HayseIden |
and Miss Hope Kinney will occur at |
St. Andrews Cathedral on Thursday |
morning. Rev. Alex. Macintosh will !
perform the ceremony.
NJ. d. Monsarrat will leave for San
Francisco on the Zealandia Tuesday |
there to spend a three or four weeks |
vacation While there, he will be the
guest of his brother Samuel.
Attorney w. A. Kinney spoke before |
the Public Lands Committee of the j..
Senate and House on the railroad ques- |
ton yesterday afternoon. Some valu-
able points were brought forth.
A number of the members of the |
Jockey Club speak of electing Maj. c. |
J. McCarthy to the secretaryship of the |
refuses to continue in the office.
1t is likely that Percy Lishman will |
become manager of the Regiment base
ball Seam, as Capt. Coyne wishes to
be relieved from the office. Lishman
will make an excellent man for the
place. N
VIM. Cornwell, Jr., and Aug. COnradt I
are making arrangements to depart |
ba an will
themselves to a company that will do
some heavy dredging on some of the
golden streams.
The specials at Egan's for this week
comprise dress goods in serges, cash
meres, tricOts, fannels, plain and silk
striped, fancy plaid, mOhairs and
grenadines. A late invoice consists of
new shirt waists, and scarfs with ties
to match.
Miss Staley, who for five weeks has
been the guest of Rev. Alex. and Mrs.
Macintosh, leaves by the S. s. Rio de
Janeiro. Miss StaIey goes to England
and then to India. The young lady is
the daughter OF Bishop Staley and was
born in this city.
The gentlemen who believe that
Allan Jones on wheel can best the
horse Wela Ia Hao in a sulhy. have
no idle curiosity as to the time the
horse can make. The bicycle believers
are in earnest on the line of what might
be called a business proposition.
Hong Yuen Chang, a young Chinese
who studied law with Judge Hartweu
here. has fine position with the YokO-
hama Specie Bank at San Francisco.
Hong Yen Chang left Honolulu in
1891. He was admitted to practice in
the courts of the State of New York.
In all probability the music given
by the choir of the Second Congre-
cation at the Easter service last Sun
day morning will be repeated next
Sunday. Many requests for a repeti-