The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-28
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

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The Central meat market carry full
line Of sausages, fresh daily.
w. w. Hall is still figuring on a big
cuisines block for the E. o. Hall &, Son
corner.
The German bakery ask you to COM
pare their bread with that of the other
bakeries.
Charles Clark, attorney at law, is To-
Gated at 121 Merchant street, Honolulu
hall, upstairs.
Look for the dappled gray horse in
the window that's Collins place-the
harness maker.
Cyclomere's managers are still ION
the hustle" in effort to open the track
Saturday evening.
Kamehameha Lodge Of Perfection
will hold a regular meeting this even
ing. Election Of officers.
Both the Regiment and Honolulu
teams are doing hard practice work for
next Saturdays ball game.
There was quite a movement in Pho
neer Mill sugar stock yesterday. 1t was
the leader for several hours.
A bundle of manuscript has been lost
OIl FOII street, between Merchant anu
Hotel. Please return to this Office.
Mrs. Filler, whose serious illness at
Pearl City was reported a few days
ago, is now almost entirely we'll again.
J. "A. Scott of Wainaku plantation,
came down on the Caludine yesterday
10 see his family off on the MaripOsa.
There is already quite a call for
tickets for the Healani hop to be given
on the moonlight evening of the 9Th of
May
The advertisement of Fred. Harrison
which appears in another column of
this issue, arrives at a very appropriate
time.
P. Peck of Olaa came to town yes
terday to attend to matters of business.
He will return home on the Kinau
Friday
Miss McDonald's Shakespeare class
reading Othello will meet this evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Atherton.
Therewill be a meeting of the Hawai-
ian Tennis Association tomorrow at
D. M, at the club house of the Pacific
Tennis Club.
w. w. Dimond & Co. have a window
display of the best quality machine oil
which they will sell for a limited time
at a very low figure.
Senator Northrup writes from Koha-
la that his health is improving right
along and that the expects to be able to
return to the capital.
The I. o. o. F. anniversary ceIebra-
ton committee is preparing many spe7
aia1 n fro or
dance at Sans Souci on Saturday.
G.. Schuman carries a complete line of
carriages, phaetons, surries, cut-under
and light delivery wagons, and single |
and double harness of all descriptions. |
"Dick" Davis is in town from MANU- |
kOna. 'Dick" had little or nothing to |
say about the report that he had seen
Spanish mackerel in the bay at MANU-
kona.
George Cavenaugh, secretary of the |
Palama Cooperative Grocery Com !
pany, Ltd, publishes the list of officers |
who will serve during the ensuing |
year.
Jack" Wilson, who was big enough |
man in Hilo to be called colonel, has |
sold out everything there and will go !
to Oakland and live in a mansion and |
travel on the ferry.
An election is ordered in Company A,
N. G. H., on May 14th for commander
to succeed Capt. Paul Smith, commits
sion expired. Captain Smith will in all
likelihood be reelected.
Bert Wilson announces that the cir
Gus will open under the biggest spread |
of tent ever seen on Honolulu at the |
fxnUprnDnnnt Tpso1 m a tinn rho fSh hi
market on Saturday next.
Frank Ferreira has secured by pur-
chase from F. l.. Dortch a saddle ami
NAL said to be the finest horse now in
the police service. The mount of tho
assistant hack inspector is handsome
bay five years old.
In the Police Court yesterday fore
noon, zee Tin was fined SO and costa
for violating the rules and regulations
of the Board of Health. All Pal was
fined $25 and costs on the charge OF
having che ia tickets in possession.
The annual basket picnic and ball OF
the l. o. o. F. will be held at Sans
SOuci on Saturday evening, April 30thI
All members and visiting brothers with
their families are cordially invited to
attend. Buses will connect at the car
terminus.
News was received on the Claudine
yesterday of the death of Mrs. Sylvia
Overend, at Honokaa, Hawaii, on the
22d inst. Deceased who was about 20
years of age was the wife of Deputy
Sheriff Overend and eldest daughter of
Williams.
Capt J. G. Baker of the ship Kenil-
worth now a HilO was a passenger to
this port on the CaIudine yesterday
morning. He is here on a visit tt
friends and is very anxious to hear tho
news in regard to war, as he is sched-
uled to go to New York with full load
of sugar.
Today at 10 o'clock a. M, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. H. Smith, 773 Fort
street, J. F. Morgan will hold an auc-