The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-17
LOCAL HEVITIES.
Sugar; SO deg, 1 ga cents

sugar, 80 Deg, / "a cents
Company A will have drill tonight |
Captain Herbert, of the cricket club, !
is veteran Rugby umpire.
I. A. Schaefer returned from Homo
kaa on the Iwalani yesterday.
Senator H. w. Schmidt publishes a
card Of thanks in this paper
As was remarked a year ago, this is
st. Patrick's day in the morning.
The Supreme Court was in session
again yesterday in chambers hearing
NJ. w. McChesney & Sons, carry
ful stock Of leather and shoe findings
Wheelmen and others are contem-
plating a monster petition to the clerk
Of the weather.
VIM. Kenake, who left here with
the Elsie Adair Company, returned on
the Belgic, Tuesday.
The Board of Health meeting called
for O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
postponed for "a hours
The Blick typewriter has no equal
for speed. Price s35 at H. E. Walkers,
Masonic Temple building.
Rugby practice is called for O'Clock
this afternoon at the parade ground
in front Of the Drill Shed
Mrs. Miller will entertain the ladies'
whist club on Friday afternoon the
25th, and not tomorrow afternoon.
Fairchilds Honolulu Shoe House
wants your trade and offers the great
est values in town. New goods by
every steamer.
Andrade & Armstrong have finished
their Oahu railway grading contract.
Wilson & Whitehouse will be through
arguments on the Maui railways case.
in a short time now.
The opening date of Wilson's Wild
West Wonders has been postponed to
April 2, this on account of a longer
stay in Hilo than was anticipated.
Mrs. H. H. Williams will soon go to
the United States for stay of year,
hoping to entirely regain her health.
Weather permitting" the Govern
ment band will give a concert at the
Hawaiian hotel grounds this evening.
Miss Keliiaa will be the vocal soloiSt.
The Countess Festetics, we'll known
here, has returned to the Orient from
the United States. She received not
little social attention in New York.
Mr.. Frank Damon gave an interest
ing talk before the Japanese Temper
ance society in the Methodist church,
Beretania street, on Monday evening.
Chas. A. Bon, of the Bishop & Co.,
bank, leaves by the Claudine tomorrow
for vacation of two weeks at Hilo,
where he will visit relatives and
friends.
If the advance sale continues at the
present rate, Miss O'Moore will have
a crowded house for her farewell violin
recital at the Opera House, Saturday
evening.
One or two horsemen are very much
in fear that certain racing animals
will go hopelessly stale unless the
weather soon permits at least road
working.
Exceptions have been filed in Cir
cult in the case of Motley & Sons VS..
Kukaiau plantation. Plaintiffs were
given rental money verdict a few
days ago.
Jas. Harvey, the bicycle man who
was brought from the Coast by Tom
King for the Pacific Cycle Company,
has taken a position now with E. o.
Hall & Son.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, Sabastein was sentenced to three
months on the reef and to pay fine
of $50 on the charge of intending to
commit an offense.
A comfortable house on the corner
vacant from April 1st, is advertised
for rent. Apply to ]. G. Silva, at B
F. Ehlers & Co.'s.
This will be the an open night al
the club Of the officers of the n. G. II
Cards are being sent out to lots OF
good fellows and a pleasant and lively
evening is anticipated.
This is the evening of the meeting
at the Chamber of Commerce hall OF
the House Finance Committee anc
others interested in the Income TaA
Act and Revenue measures.
The Beginners class in Theosophy
meets this evening, 7:30 sharp, at the
new headquarters, WOman's Exchange
building. Merchant street Subject OF
study: "Chaper of Ocean,
Fifty dozen shirt waists, former
price as high as 81, are now selling a
the Temple of Fashion at 90 cents
each. A beautiful line of latest design
canes are also being sacrificed.
This is the birthday of j. A. Cum
Minis. at one time prominent in poll
teal affairs on the Islands. In cele-
bration of the event, poi supper vii
be given at his home this evening.
Hartman wire door mats and cocoa
nut mats are handy these days. Make
a point of calling, when down town, OF
The Hawaiian Hardware Co., and have
YOUR wants supplied from a large as
sOrtment.
On Friday morning, Miss Mcdonald: