The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-17
LOCAL REvITIES.
Sugar; So degree, 4 3-16c.

advertised for rent.
Theodore Durrant was hung in San
Quentin prison on January Z.
Sweeping reduction in trimmed hats
for one week at n. s. Sachs.
NJ. D. Monsarrat, the surveyor, re-
turned from Eva on Friday night.
For this evening the principal event
is the dance at the Healani boat house
At 2 o'clock sharp at the baseball
grounds this afternoon the field games
will begin.
All trimmed hats for ladies. misses
and children, at a big reduction, this
week at Sachs.
St Clements church, the new mis-
sion chapel in Punahou, will be dedi-
Gated next month.
A set of the rubber tire hack wheels
costs about $40. At present they can
not be repaired here.
At the meeting of the Council of
State Saturday morning it was decided
TO pardon 7. B. Walker. -
Mrs c. B. Cooper will entertain her
lady friends in an AT Home at her
home, Hotel street, this afternoon.
The new organ for the Kameha-e
meha Chapel arrived on the Moana.
1t will be placed in position at once.
Chas. S. Desky gave, from the deck
Of the Moana, the first news of sixty
two votes in the Senate for the treaty.
This is a Government holiday. All
offices will be closed. Many business
houses of Honolulu will close for the
day. ~
w. J. Lowrie is back from the States
with the very latest plans and ideas
for further Improvements at Eva plan
tation.
Very welcome and interesting news
was received from Mr.. Thurston and
from the Hawaiian Legation at Wash
ington.
Coelho's concert that was on the
schedule for this evening will be
given in the Opera House on Saturday
evening next.
Tom King will receive a lot of new
wheels by the next Australia for his
cycle company. He did not order any
chainless bicycles.
1t should be borne in mind that the
band will play at the sports in Makiki
this afternoon. There will be no con-
cert in Emma Square.
The First Regiment will form at the
Drill Shed at $50 this morning and
march to Makiki baseball grounds for
muster, parade and review.
Miss Grace Richards returned from
the States on the Moana Saturday.
Her many friends are most glad to
have her in their midst again.
T. V. King, manager of the Pacific
Cycle and Manufacturing Co., returned
from San Francisco on the MOana after
a flying business trip to that place.
The first big athletic event after to-
day will be the swimming tournament
and polo match in front of the boat
houses on Saturday afternoon next.
Two Cinnamon were arrested last
night for violating Sunday laws.
These with three arrests for drunken
ness, were the only ones yesterday.
There was conference of N. G. H.
officers at the Bungalow yesterday
morning and final arrangements for
the muster and inspection were made.
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
Sunday were: J. P. Cooke and wife.
w. B. Hardy, A Buchholtz, H. NJ.
Dow, r. Cation and W. Valid Grove.
picturesque Hawaii" Tin eight
"Glimpses of Hawaii" reduced to 80
cents, at the Hawaiian News Com
pany.
David, one of the TRUSTEES at the
police station, is a very happy young
man. He will be liberated today after
serving one out of a sentence of three
years.
Mr.. Edward F. Gillen of San Diego
IN
very low, in that city owing to severe
hemmorhages, and is not expected to
recover.
The gist of the most important an
nexatiOn advices to local firms and in
dividuals is contained in the remarks
of Senator McCandless made at the
Sharpshooter dinner. a
Captain Bergstrom notifies all mem
bers of Company d to assemble at the
drill shed at $50 this morning No
excuses whatever will be taken for
non-attendance except sickness.
There viii be game of cricket
on the old baseball grounds in Makiki
this afternoon at o'clock. All inter
ested in the game are invited to attend
and to play if such be their desire.
Captain Parker of the police force
has forsaken his fiery steed for the
wheel and may now be seen perform
ing his duties about town on mount
he has just succeeded in breaking in.
From noon to 3 p. m. tomorrow the
new Central Fire Station will be open
for the inspection of the general public
and refreshments will be served TO
visitors. The band will be in attend
ance
Messrs. Kunst and Hagedorn left
for Samoa on the Moana Saturday
night after pleasant time here. They
will go to Australia, New Zealand,
Batavia and Singapore, returning here
in October of this year
Officer Lambert OF the Bicycle Patrol,
is now forced to keep on his cap at
all times for fear of taking cold.
Rumor has it that he went to sleep in
the BARRIERS chair and the tOnsOrial
artist misunderstood orders.
While Nick Peterson's hack was
standing at the 800 stand cary last
evening, the horse suddenly developed