The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-08
LOCAL MEWTlES.

You don't know what you miss if
you don't use Semola.
Court Canoes, No. $40. A. o. F.,
meets this evening at 7:30
Miss Helen R. Lewis, typewriter and
stenographer, 315 Fort street.
There will be another open meeting
OF the American League this evening.
Captain Rice, formerly commander
of the Government tug Eleu, is quite
sick.
Postal Savings Bank pass-book No.
1895 has been lost. Return to Adver-
tiser Office
The Gazette (semi-weekly) will be is,
sued this morning il time Cor the out
g fig mails.
Work in the third degree at spe-
cial meeting Of Pacific Lodge, A. F. &
A. NJ, tonight.
]. Conradt and bride returned from
their honeymoon trip to Kauai on the
w. G. Hall Sunday.
The advanced class of Aloha Theoso-
phical branch will meet this evening
at the new study room.
A social will be given at Kawaiahao
church this evening by the Y. P. S. c.
e. of that congregation.
American Minister Sewall was an in
terested listener at the afternoon SEES
sion of the House yesterday.
Wray Taylor is sending out the ne
cessary printed matter for the special
election to be held on Maui.
The band will give its last moonlight
concert for this moonlight season at
Thomas Square tomorrow night.
Royalist, 1925; Fashion, SIPS and
Folly, $50, was the autcion horse sale
by Morgan yesterday for the Gay es-
tate.
All of the water system reservoirs
in Nuuanu are filled to overfowing.
There is rain in the hills every night
and morning.
Real Estate Agent Chase has nice
ly furnished cottage in Nuaanu valley
for rent for period of months to
desirable tenant,
The Young Mems Research club will
hold its March meeting on Friday even
ing of this week at the home of Rev.
D. P. and Mrs. Brine.
.. a
Angus home, Richards street for sew
eral weeks, left for her home in Oak
land on the China, Sunday.
The China brought news of serious
damage to the Coptic's forward whale
back in storm. The Coptic is under
going repairs in Yokohama.
Are you aware of the fact that this
is the last week of E. w. Jordan's an
nual clearance sale? Great reductions
in Iaces of all kinds this week. y
Among the handsome new residences
nearing completion in Makiki are those
of Robert Halstead, John F. Hamburg,
Geo. A. Davis and Fred. Waldron.
The roof Of the Central Union church
is being thoroughly cleaned and paint
ed. Contractor C. E. Smith expects
to finish the job during this week.
All subscribers to the Honolulu Rap
id Transit Co., Ltd, are invited to at
tend a general meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce room at p. m. tOmor-
row.
Chas. j. Ludwigsen of Hart & Co.,
Ltd, leaves by the steamer w. G. Hall
today for a circuit of Kauai in the in
terest of the house with which he is
connected.
This is the evening for the meeting
at st. Andrews Cathedral for obser-
vance of the 200th anniversary Of the
Society for the Promotion of Christian
knowledge.
The Kinau will not leave for Hilo
at 10 a. m. today. She is up for re-
pairs to a cylinder head. The intend
ed trip of the Kinau will be made by
the Claudine, leaving at p. m.
Another shipment of the new style
Colonial Kingsbury pianos has been
received by the Wall, Nichols Com
pany music department. Complete line
of musical goods always in stock.
The engagement of Miss Julia Lowell
assistant teacher at Kamehamehf
Girls School, and Captain w. L. Bow
ers of the Merchants patrol, is an
nounced.
Mounted Patrolman David Carter:
horse got away last night and reported
at the police station at 9 p. M, the houl
when the patrolmen are sent out or
their beats. Carter appeared little
later with a lasso.
Chas. K. Hopkins has splendid
specimen of new works on show in on
of the windows of the Pacific Hardwar'
Company. Hereafter Mr.. Hopkins viii
do all the engrossing, drawing of deati
memorials and work of similar nat
ure for which he may secure orders.