The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-18
LOCAL REVITIES.

and lot on Young street for sale.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night for work in the thirdl degree.
Chester Doyle returned from Kauai
on the James Makee yesterday morn
ing.
All wool serge, double width. 75cts.
yard at n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.,
Ltd.
Sam Moses, a boy convicted of tru-
ancy has been sentenced to six months
in the Reform School
A dividend quarterly is now due
and payable 10 the stockholders Of the
California Feed Co., Ltd
Messrs. K. Tosawa and K. Ikeda
have full power TO sign for the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank, Ltd.
Rev Father Valentin has filed a
bond Of $4,000 as administrator of the
estate of the late Miss Cahill.
The concert at the Hawaiian hotel
was very largely attended The pro-
gram of music was excellent
An ejectment suit for $4,000 has
been brought by Hanakaulani Holt
against the Hamakua Mill Co.
Capt. E. o. White is able to be on
duty again at E. o. Hall & Sons after
nursing his bad knee for a week. ~
r. R. Hind and wife, Mrs. John
Hind and Mrs. r. D. Bond, all of Ko-
hala, Hawaii, are at the Hawaiian.
Theo. F. Lansing, member of the
Board Of Health, has had two glander-
ed horses condemned by the Board and
killed
Jerry Reynolds, we'll known here,
came back yesterday as first mate of
the Robert Levers. He is we'll and
smiling.
McCandless Bros, are down nearly
800 feet with the artesian we'll for E.
Peck & Co., on the premises near the
Old Plantation.
Taxpayers are notified by Assessor
Jonathan Shaw that all personal and
dog taxes will be delinquent after
March 31st inst.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, Kwaw Choon and Ho Chin, charg-
ed with assault with deadly weapon,
had their cases set for today.
Ned Imhoff and wife gave big luau
to friends yesterday. The Kalihi resi-
dence of the popular couple was the
scene of much merriment all afternoon
and evening.
Some of the baseball players are talk
ing of movement to postpone the
opening of the season. The weather
has been so bad that it has been sim
ply impossible to practice.
At 10 a. M today at his salesrooms,
Queen street, Jas. F. Morgan will sell
at public auction, consignment of
new dry goods, including selicias, de-
Minis, cottons, ladies hose, etc.
The steamer Upolu will leave port to-
day taking freight and passengers for
Honoipu, Mahukona, Kawaihae and
all Kona ports. Theo H. Davies &,
Co., Ltd, are the local agents.
c. L. Clement has taken charge again
of advertising for this paper. "Clem"
is the man who knows how to cheer
up trade He is a veteran at the bust
ness here and has always been success
full.
George Lycurgus, of Sans Souci
walks with a pronounced limp these
days. He had a bad fall from a pier
at the beach, but pluckily continues
to come into town and attend to his
city interests.
J. A. Martin the old-timer Hilo bust
ness man who has been very i'll fol
several months, is again recovering his
health. An operation performed was
highly successful and the veteran vii
again be in active life.
Viggo jacobsen, the pen artist, has
been retained by Minister Cooper tt
make designs for the Department
Trophy" which the Minister has offer
ed to the First Regiment that some
one of the eight companies may win i
at the butts.
1t is likely that Judge Kalua will b'
sent to hold Court at Kailua, Hawaii
in place of Judge Hitchcock, who's
serious illness has been mentioned
The Judiciary Department consider
this better arrangement than having
Judge Stanley go from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd, is t
add $4,000 worth of equipment to it
plant to handle increased business
There will be issued. with preference
70 present holders, $50 shares Of nev
stock. Manager Hoffman will make
trip 10 the States to buy material.
The regular weekly meeting of tn
Christian Workers will be held tht
Friday) afternoon. March Is, at 3:3'
O'Clock at the Y. NJ C. A. hall. Mrs
]. H. Pratt will speak with reference
TO Relief Work in Albany, n. Y.
All are cordially invited to be present
Alex. G. NJ. Robertson, who is attor
nay for the Kauai murders of the lat
DR.. J. K. Smith, has issued pamph
let on the case of Kapea and others
He submits part of his brief and com
ments on the finding of the Suprem
Court and the instructions given to tn
jury in the Circuit Court.
The Senate special committee on tn
proposal to add beach to Kapiolan
park yesterday afternoon made al
official trim TO Waikiki. The plan /