The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-15
LOCAL BREVsTIES.


The band will give it's usual concert
in Emma Square this afternoon.
The hunt for the Dowsett lane dog
poisoner continues, but without result.
A girl TO care for child and make
herself generally useful is advertised
for.
J. S. McCandless and c. T. Day re-
turned from Kauai on the Iwalani yes
terday. -
Manager Lowrie. OF Eva plantation,
is expected back from the States by
the Moana.
John Campbell, who was injured in
runaway accident at Hoaeae, has
left the hospital.
Annual meeting of Hart & Co, Ltd,
this afternoon at 2:30 at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms. -
There were large number Of people
at the boat houses last evening to see
the polo clubs in practice.
A company is being organized by Mr..
Turner TO condct an experiment in
sisal farming near Pearl City.
Entries for the field games to be
held on the 18th closed last evening.
The list is published this morning.
The concert to be given at Kaumaka-
pill church this evening by the Hawai-
hau Club should not be forgotten.
Honolulu Commandery K T. had a
banquet in connection with the install
latiOn of officers on Thursday evening.
At noon on Monday there will be
held at the Bungalow an annual meet
ing of the Officers Club of the n. G. H,
The Y. NJ. c. A orchestra under
the direction of Wray Taylor will give
a grand concert on Tuesday evening,
Feb. /. I
J. q. Wood proposes a concert at the
Opera House to fill up the treasury OF
the Toyn Football Team. Mr.. Bur-
deck will sing.
G. B. Ripley will lead the Gospel
meeting in the Y NJ. c. A. at 1 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. All men are cordial
~ invited to attend. :
Members of Co. G are notified by
Capt. j. NJ Kea to report for muster
and inspection al the drill shed on
Monday next at $50 a. m.
Orders have been issued from mill
tary headquarters to the effect that
the shoot for the Marlin trophy will
take place on February 9Th.
On Sunday morning the superinten-
dent of the Christian Sunday school
will distribute badges and prizes for
attendance during the past year.
Mr. Kunst who leaves for the Colo
MES on the Moana gave a delightful
farewell dinner to number of friends
at the Hawaiian hotel last evening.
The band will play at the regimental
review Monday morning and at the
sports in the afternoon but will not
play in Emma Square in the evening.
Excursion rates will prevail on the
O. R. &, l.. Co. line on Monday. Trains
will leave Honolulu for Eva mill and
Waianae at 9:15 a. m. and 1:45 p. m.
John Bergstrom of San Francisco
will be here by the Moana to set up
the Kamehameha chapel organ, which
was shipped by the sailing vessel Mo-
hicar.
Two picked teams of Sharpshooters
will contest for supremacy and the eX-
pense of the evenings Hawaiian hotel
dinner at the Kakaako range this
afternoon. \
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
will be held this eveing at the home
of Mr.. w. w Hall, on Nuuanu street,
at 1870 o'clock
Miss Walsh will lecture at Harmony
hall this evening on THE Power OF
Thought" touching upon hypnotism,
thought transferance and mental phe-
nomena generally.
Collector General McStocker made
the last 1897 deposit for the custom
house at the State treasury yesterday.
The customs receipts for December
footed up $70,241.
H. w. Schmidt & Sons are the agents
for the Atlas Fire Assurance Co., of
London. established in 1903. Risks
taken at the lowest rates and all just
claims promptly settled.
The regular meeting of the Christian
workers was held in the Y. NJ. c. \.
Yesterday afternoon. Nothing of i'm
portance was done but various mat
ters were talked about.
Three teams of young basket ball
PLAYERS had possession of the Y. NJ
C. A gymnasium for an hour or so
last night. The game seems to be
finding much favor here. \
Attorney J. NJ. Monsarrat offers his
big tract of coffee and fruit land in
Kona Hawaii, for sale, particulars of
which appear in the advertising
columns on page today.
The pardons recommended by the
Council of State upon suggestion of
the Executive, will go into effect next
Monday in al, cases where the prison
ers can be reached by that date.
The directors of the Annexation
Club considered only business matters
Yesterday The question of sending a
delegation of natives to Washington
will not be finally disposed of till next
week.
Several prominent members Of the
First Regiment are using every effort
in the direction of having big turn
out for Monday next Many of the
business houses of the city will close
for the entire day.
,Kalike Bargain Counters, No. is
Hotel ST. near Fort st. Positively a
great reduction on all sales for next
two weeks, commencing Saturday, Jan.
Is. The present stock must go.
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