The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-14
LOCAL BhEvlTlES.
Ask for Del Monte flour.
This is st. Valentines day.

coffee bread at the German Bakery.
By special request, Kerr's bargain
sale will be continued during this
week.
Kamaainas say-the storm of Satur-
day morning has not been equalled
since 1880.
The firm of Hustace & Co., has been
incorporated. See list of officers in ad-
vertisement
The Annexation Club office has been
moved over the Fort street quarters of
'FBruce Waring & Co.
Frank J. Lake, an old-time typo, has
returned from HiIo and has taken a
pair Of cases with the Bulletin.
Togo Jackson, of the Telephone Ex-
change, is the happy father of a little
girl born Friday night, February 18th.
Scotch ginghams, IS yards for 81,
new figured muslins, 10 yards for 81,
figured organizes, yards for 81, at
Sachs
There will be AdmiraPs inspection
aboard the U. S. F. S. Baltimore on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week.
The bark Iolani will sail from New
York for this port on or about April
1st next. Particulars Of C. Brewer &
Co., Ltd, local agents.
Mr. Chas. Day delivered stirring
address to men at the Y. NJ. c. A. yes
terday afternoon. His subject was
Thoughts from Romans"
The Hawaiian Construction Co.,
Ltd. will meet on Tuesday at p. m.
for the purpose of considering the dis
incorporation of the company.
The Hawaii Herald says that a
large tract of land will soon be sub
divided for building purposes in Wal
naku, mauka of the Government road.
A Smoker Entertainment will be
held at the Myrtle Boat House this
evening. 1t is in celebration of the
fifteenth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton.
The Presidents yacht, the Bonnie
Dundee, after lying off the Port Sur
veyor's office, Friday night, was re-
turned to her moorings, Saturday fore
noon.
There was quite a crowd for the
Emma Square concert Saturday after
noon and large attendance for the
Makee Island concert yesterday after
noon. ~
The Herald says that in the fire in
Judge E. W. Barnard's coffee drying
house on Sunday evening, the machin-
cry and about 100 bags of coffee were
saved.
Tickets will be on sale at Will,
Nichols Company, all of today for the
play evening of the Kilohana Art
League at the Opera House next Sat
urday night.
Will c. King says he was sleeping
peacefully with the TEMPEST raging
till the lightning struck Senator
Schmidt's fagpole and knocked it out
in one round.
This date in 1879, Captain Cook was
slain and this date in 1884, the first
newspaper of the Islands was publish
ed at Lahainaluna. 1t was called the
Lama Hawaii"
The Portuguese Sugar Mill Company
are in trouble again. The planters re-
fused to cut the cane. 1t was cut and
sent to the mill by japanese under
police protection.
Eugene Giberson expects to COM
plete the list of the so prominent bust
ness men for the Photographic group
this week He has already secured the
signatures of over 80.
News comes from Hilo of the mar
riage, on February 6, of Otto William
Rose of Hilo and Harriet Blanche Nc
Guire of Honolulu. Rev. G. w. Hill
performed the ceremony.
w. w. Dimond & Co., have removed
their entire lines of hardware goods to
the second floor in order to better dis
play the recent big importation of
fancy glass and crockeryware.
Bicycle Patrolman Nigel Jackson ar
rested Chinaman in restaurant on
Nuuanu avenue, Sunday morning in
the act of selling some paka pic tic
kets to another of his countrymen.
Two men were lost overheard from
the dredger during the big blow Satur-
day morning. The U. S. Gunboat Ben
nington's searchlight was brought into
play and the men were soon rescued.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Claudine, Sunday morning,
were the following: w. c. Wilder, Jr.,
DR.. Stowe, h. +. Woodward and pride,
Captain Darke, z. Johnson, d. H. Ka-
haulelio.
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports on the w. G.. Hall, Sunday morn
ing, were the following: w. II. Rice
and wife, Anton Cropp and wife, H. D.
Smith and wife, A. G. Hodenpyl and
wife, VIM. Thompson and A. V. Peters.
The last issue of the Herald devotes
nearly four columns to the account
of the mass meeting held to discuss
the appropriation measures to be
brought to the attention of the Legis-
lature. The improvements to be asked
for foot up to about S360,009.
One of the electric wires on Nuuanu
Avenue near Kukui lane was noticed
leaning against large tree last night.
This was sparkling in rather lively
manner and man was sent out by
the Telephone Company to place the
wire at safe distance from the tree.