The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IT of wood Carving-Mrs. Hanna.
likely that there Will be any
at Cyclomere
& roast beef-sirIoin and por-
teT60Tge steaks at the Central Meat
Market.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. points
TO the merits of the Aermotor and its
auXiliaries.
A bundle Of private papers has been
lost Reward if returned 10 II. Water
house & Co.
The Road Department is operating
a rock crusher on the Kamehameha
School premises.
Circuit Court Will be in session again
today. The criminal calendar Will be
disposed of this week
At Williams photo gallery they are
trying just as hard now, as ever, to
make photos that please.
The golf players had a fine outing
and some interesting play over the
Kunawai links on Saturday.
Senator Cecil Brown and Mrs. Brown
entertained a number of friends at Ka-
alawai, Saturday afternoon. ~
Considerable water has been struck
by the McCandless Bros at a depth of
70 feet at Kaunakakai, Molokai.
An Advertiser extra with all the
news was on the streets Saturday as
soon as the San Francisco papers.
The German Bakery say you have
never tried the real thing until you
have tasted the Boston brown bread.
A dividend will be paid to the share
holders of the Haiku Sugar Co. at
Bishop & Co.'S bank on Tuesday, May
10th.
Members of the Honolulu baseball
club still insist that they will in all
good time take the Regiment into
camp.
There will be meeting this evening
of the officers of the First Regiment,
n. G. H., at the Bungalow. military
headquarters.
In order to make room. the N s.
Sachs Dry Goods Co, offer their entire
stock of fancy draperies at cost prices
for one week.
Subscription lists for the increased
stock in the Ookala Plantation Co.
are now open at the office of Jas. F.
Morgan, Queen street.
Mrs. VIM. Haywood and children
will accompany Mrs. Miller. wife of
the Admiral on the Doric sailing for
San Francisco on Tuesday.
G.. Schuman's suggests that intend
ing purchasers of carriages, buggies or
harness will find exactly what is needed
at his repository, Fort street.
Rev. D. p. Birnie preached a strong
sermon on the Home yesterday morn
ing and spoke to a large congregation
of young men in the evening.
Judge Day, who has been made Sec
rotary of State for the United States,
is brother-in-law of Mr.. Fairchild.
the shoe man and relative of Colonel
Spalding of Kealia plantation.
Great Britain's intimation of a no.
tice of neutrality is published this
morning by Acting nsul-General
Kenny. 1t is evident that the pro-
clamation itself will soon follow.
Mrs Malcolm Brown had stolen from
her at Frank Browns residence Sun
day noon. a black belt with a gold
buckle Two Portuguese children have
been arrested in connection with the
affair.
In front of the Hart & Co., Ltd, re-
sort last evening, Spain was licked
about 1O3 times and all the great local
issues of the day were settled as often.
Viggo Jacobsen has moved out to
the Kamehameha Schools, where he is
temporarily doing some special work
which cannot brook delay. For the
present, therefore, he is obliged to can
eel all other engagements.
Manager Dillingham; returned. last
evening from a trip over the Oahu
Railway. He says that the Waialua
extension has been completed to the
Waialua bridge. Regular trains will
probably be running by June 1.
There were a great many people on
the beach and in the park yesterday.
The band concert was an usually good
one. The band will play at Emma
Square this evening and Mr.. Kreuter
will give the favOrite solo Columbia.
Four firsts, two seconds in the finals,
three firsts, two seconds, and a third
in the trail heats of the races at Cy-
clomere park, Saturday night is the
record for the Sterling bicycle. Aside
from these two records were lowered.
See advertisement on page 5.
There is expected in the House of
Representative early this week the re-
port of the special committee on oper-
ations of the public works department
for the past two years. This will in
clude testimony of +. B. Thomas, Fred.
Harrison, F. II. Redward on the new
Central Fire Station and Julian Mon
sarrat and others on Hawaii roads.