The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-16
LOCAL BREyITlES.

G. P. Wilder left for Maui on the
Maui yesterday He will be back on
Sunday.
Many of the beautiful palms on the
Executive building grounds are being
cut down.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Board of Health at o'clock this
afternoon.
1t is to 100000 that it is proposed
10 raise the capitalization of OokaIa
plantation.
A fresh supply of feeds of all kinds
arrived by the Transit for the Wash
ington Feed Company.
A meeting of the Board of Managers
Of the WOman's Exchange is called for
9 o'clock this morning.
The Marshal left for Lihue, Kaua..
on the w. G. Hall yesterday afternoon
on official business bent.
The sentencing of three drunks was
about the only work in the Police
Court yesterday morning.
1t was discovered last evening that
the fence at w. R. Castles Waikiki
residence has been painted.
The storm of last evening between
s and 9 was for few minutes a reg
ular Kona, with sharp lightning.
Special meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Co. at 2 p. m. today at the
Office of VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
This is Ladies' Day at the courts
of the Pacific Tennis Club. Lady
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Louis T. Kenake, the obliging clerk
at the postoffice, is off on a fortnights
vacation after very hard years work.
Asada wholesale and retail Japan
csc provision merchant received a sup
ply of new goods by the Belgic yester-
day.
Oscar Herold will give piano num-
Der at Miss OiMoore's farewell concert
in the Opera House, Saturday even
ing.
According to weather statistics, more
rain has fallen since January ] to date
than during the whole of the year
1897
An important business meeting of
the Woodlawn Fruit Co, Ltd, will be
held at ]. S. Walkers office at 10 a. m.
today.
Ernest A. Mott-Smith, administrator
with will annexed of John H. Patty, de-
ceased, publishes today notice to
creditors.
At the annual meeting of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co., Ltd,
held yesterday, the old board of officers
was reelected.
A reception in honor of Miss Eileen
O'Moore will be given at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neumann, King
street, this evening.
One or two good sized lots at the
Peninsula, Pearl City, fronting on the
beach. ere wanted. Address 'Strang-
err" Advertiser office.
Father H. Valentin, administrator Of
the estate of the late Annie Cahill,
publishes a notice to creditors in this
mornings Advertiser.
On Saturday evening. April 2, a
grand concert will be given at Kau
makapili church for the benefit Of ma
tive churches in the suburbs.
The auction sale of cottages, ETC.,
on Mrs T. Lacks premises Emma
street, will take place today at 10 a.
m. Jas. F. Morgan will officiate.
Thos. Matthews, a boy of II, was
quite seriously injured by being
thrown from a horse at the corner Of
TUT anu IlOISl yCoICluebS ellNSA hOOAA'
The Otterspool left Liverpool for this
port during the latter part of February.
She brings a cargo of general merchan-
disc consigned to Theo. H. Davies & Co,
Senator G. n. Wilcox and Paul R.
Isen berg of the House of Representa-
tives, were both passengers for Kauai
on the w. G. Hall yesterday after
noon. ~
The inventory of the property of the
late John H. Patty has been filed in
the Circuit Court by the administrator,
E. A. LMott-Smith. The value is not
large. -
A house of rooms with all modern
conveniences, servants rooms, stab
ling. etc., on Wilder avenue, is adver-
tised for rent. Apply to Robt. Cation
PIP Queen street.
JOS Marsden is making further ship
ments of toads to Maui. Samples Of
the new song birds are kept at the
oa51e of the agricultural commissioner
il: The Judiciary Building.
fudge Geo. B. Swayne and Congress
min T. D. Stinson who have beer
viz in Japan, passed through here
onsthe Belgic yesterday on their way
to s4heir homes in the States.
O. Thursday evening, there will be
a m:xsting at the Chamber of Commerce
undzl the auspices of a legislatIyf
COM tttee for consideration of the In,
come &?ax and other revenue measures
State Senator Helm of Washington
concluded to take a steamer other thar
the Belgic for his home and for the
Klondike. The Senator will have with
him ON the trail to the land Of gold &
good big package of taroena.
Theo. H. Davies and his son Geo
Davies. did not leave on the Belgl
Yesterday. They will sail on the Milo
vera. due here on the 18th. They die
not care to go on the Belglc ON ac
count of the smallpox quarantine.
Judge Wilcox took his place again
in the House as translator yesterday
Judge Peterson having arrived bacF
from Kauai. ]. e. Bush, who has act
cd ca we'll in Judoa WilcOX'S place