The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-24
LOCAL EaEVIT!Es.

this evening
A cards of thanks from Mrs Kennedy
is published this morning.
J. o. Carter wrote from San Fran
cisco that he was slightly i'll.
The band will play in Emma Square
at the usual hour this evening. u
Bonnets, toques and turbans this
week at a great sacrifice at Sachs. -
All the street crossings in the bust
ness part of town are being repaired.
The U. S. F. S. Baltimore leaves port
today and will be back next Saturday. :.
Jas. F. Morgan has several valuable
houses and lots for sale. See adyeE--
tisement.
Ira A. Burgett and Henry Cook are
building several cottages for lot own
ers in Kewalo ~
Training of horses for the March
18th races is now in full swing at Ka-
piolani park track.
During the alteration sale at Fair
child's Honolulu shoe house, shoes will
be sold irrespective of cost.
Captain White of Pearl City is now
running a stage line from Honolulu
TO Kahuku via the Nuuanu Pail.
A snap in laces. Real torchon lace,
to Az inches wide, yards for 81
(wOrth % cents this week at Sachs
w. H. Baugh has left "Schillings
Best" but will soon take out license
and offer another line of goods to
buyers.
w H. Templeton led the meeting of
men at the Y NJ. C. A. at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. There was a good
attendance
A Kin, the Pake stabbed in brawl
in Chaplain lane last week, is still
very low at the hospital on account
of loss of blood.
The dredger crew and machinists are
giving the Interior Department flag
ship thorough overhauling while she
is on the ways.
Mrs Carter, mother of Mrs. Robert
Levers and Mr.. ]. o. Carter, now in
Washington, is very low at her daugh-
ters home in Waikiki.
At 10 a. m today at his salesrooms,
JAS F. Morgan will sell library of
WOIho. aloO NOIul1Co VI L hO
Friend from 1850 to 1878.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Company will be held on Mon
day, January 81, at 10 a. M, at the
office of VIM. G. Irwin & CO.
The schooner H. C. Wahlberg, which
brought arms here for the revolution
in 1895 has been lost near San Diego.
Captain Martin no longer owned her.
A and NJ Agassiz are at the Hawai-
ian They have been in the South
Seas studying coral formations. The
gentlemen will remain here two weeks
The annual meeting of the Honolu-
lu Soap Works Company, Ltd, will be
held at the office of John Ena, Queen
street on Monday, January 31st, at
u m.
Among the arrivals from Maui on
the Claudine, Sunday were the follow
ing: N Omsted, F. WaldrOn, DR.. r
l. Moore, G. w. Fisher and w. Ber-
Iowitz.
The circus matinee performance FOL
the children on Wednesday Afternoon
will begin at 2:30. Children viii
be admitted half price to all parts OF
the tent.
Thursday next will be the birthday
of the Emperor of Prussia and there
will be a reception at the consulate
under the direction of Mr.. John F
Hackfeld
1t may be stated positively that there
will not be a match between the win
ners of Saturdays shoot at Kakaakt
and a team from the company o
Sharpshooters.
Joaquin Miller has been having ;
hard time of it in the frozen fields. HI
had fall on the ice and reached Daw
son City with ears, cheeks and boil
feet badly frozen. He is homesick.
Among the arrivals from Kauai port
on the W. G. Hall, Sunday, were tn
following: w. H. Rice, Jr., Mrs.
VOTERS, Mrs. Holdsworth, Geo. Angus
C. Castendyke, D. Conway and S. NJ
Mahuka.
The next rehearsal of the Amateu
orchestra will be Thursday evening a
7:30 o'clock when it is hoped ever
member will make a point of bein
present. Constant attendance at re
hearsal is bound to bring success.
All members of Company 4, (Masonl
Temple Squad, Citizens Guard, are re
quested to be present at the annua
meeting this evening at 1870 o'clock i
the District Court room. Election c
officers and inspection Of arms.
There were Is young men present a
the Y. NJ. c. A Bible class, Sunda
afternoon. There has been stead
increase since the early beginnings
the class. The meetings are very niue
enjoyed by the men who take part.
The S. n. Castle now on her wa
TO this port is still in command c
Captain Hubbard who is now maxim
his 101st voyage to this country dun
ing the last thirty-four years. III
Castle should be here in about weeE
A new clarionet stop has been place
in st. Andrews Cathedral organ dun
ing the past week by Mr.. John Berg