The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-07
LOCAL BREVITlES.

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printing office in this paper.
Turnovers, jelly tarts, etc, always
fresh at the German Bakery
Marshal Brown is investigating a
'kahuna case" reported from Kakaako.
Oahu Lodge, No. 1, X. of P, will
meet tonight. Work in the third rank
A concert was given by the Govern
ment band on the Executive Build
ing grounds yesterday afternoon.
r. l. Lille offers a reward for the
return of a black and tan collie dog,
answering 10 the name Of Nero.
The next Rugby football game will
probably be on May "A. The Theo. H.
Davies employees may organize team
The Temple Of Fashion management
roouasts the announcement that the
establishment will be closed on Good
Friday.
There will be a rehearsal in st. An
drau,,s Cathedral at o'clock this after
noon of the choir Of the Second Con
gregation.
Tndloff. King, Henry Giles, Williams
and one or two others will ride in the
amateur wheel race at Kapiolani park
on Saturday.
BY the ship a. J. Fuller, f. o. Hall
G. Son received direct from New York
a very large assortment OF general
merchandise.
Entries for the races to be gwen a1
Kapiolanf park on Saturday Afternoon
next, close at / p. m. today Win Mag
C. J. Mccarthy.
Reo7l1ar monthly meeting of Nuuanu
Cbanter. Rose Croix, A. & "A. >. H.
at 1880 tonight Election of officers
Maundy Thursday.
Cant Kenake, Lieut.. Ludewig and
Lieut.. Rose, n. G. H., have been made
the "non-com examining board TIL
June 80 of this year.
"A Portuguese boy at Waianae fell
from atree yesterday and had his rlght
arm broken. He was after the famous
Waianae red mangoes.
AT his salesrooms, at 10 o'clock to-
day. ]. F.. Morgan will sell at public
auction large quantity of unclaimed
goods from the Custom House.
Furnished rooms with board can be
obtained at private residence. line
rooms are large and airy. Ten minutes
ride on the tramways. See ad.
Allan Jones. sylvia, Sylvester and
Jackson are certain starters for the
mile professional bicycle race at the
park on next Saturday afternoon.
AT Central Union Church this even
ing the subject of the special Holy
Week meeting will be 'In the Judg-
ment Halls-The Place of Injustice.
Miss McDonald's lecture will be given
on Fridav morning. The subject of
English fiction has proved so interest
ing that it will be continued this week
B. F. Ehlers & Co. are in receipt
of a new stock of gents white and
colored alapaca coats, ladies' and gents
ties. and childrens' white and colored
sun bonnets.
G. Brewer & Co. give notice that
neither the captain nor the agents OF
the shin A. ]. Fuller will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew
while at this port.
VIM Cummings and others state
that the program for the monster bene-
fit concert to be given at the Opera
House on Saturday evening is receiv-
ing new strength each day.
w. NJ. Gfffard, secretary, gives notice
that dividend on the capital stock of
the Hawaiian Electric Co. will be due
and payable at the Office of the COM
pany ON Monday, April 18th.
In the list of people registered at
Rampant City, Gin the Klondike," APP
pears the names of Frank Grace. Gus
Mauer, Ed. Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins.
All these are from Honolulu.
The scaffolding has been taken from
in front of the new Office building of
the Inter-Island Company on Queen
street and the heavy plate glass win
dows will now go into their places.
Harry Saylor has instituted a $4,000
libel suit against the Evening Star
newspaper. The claim is that Mr.
SaylOr was given a very unwarranted
and injurious police court mention,
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock is back
at his desk in the Police Station again.
His father, Judge Hitchcock of Hilo,
although not out of danger, is so much
better that the Deputy Marshal was
free to leave him.
On account of the absence of Wray
Taylor from the country the choir Of
the Second Congregation of St. An
drew's Cathedral wiz not be able to
appear in vestments on Easter, but viii
so appear on Whit-Saturday.
A theatrical paper says the new
Frawley Company is meeting with
great success in New Orleans. and the
amusement-seeker of the Crescent city
are enjoying the cOmpany's perform
ances in large numbers nightly.
The Government band will play at
the races at KapioIani park on Satur-
dav afternoon next instead of at Emma
Square Minister Cooper consented to
this upon the showing that the meet
is not a money making scheme so far
as the promoters are concerned.
Miss Killean notifies her patrons
that arrangements have been made
whereby she will constantly receive all