The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Have You seen the new poke Don
nets at Mrs. Hanna's? ~
The races at Kapiolani Park win be
gin at l o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
One deserter from the Wilder Steam
ship Co. service was arrested yester-
day.
A position is wanted by bookkeeper
and expert accountant and correspon-
dent.
Herr NoIte and lots Of other people
will serve Hot Cross buns today as
usual
Mrs. John Bowler has been confined
to her bed with malaria fever since
Sunday.
A sailor from the Western Monarch
was taken to the hospital yesterday
morning.
The Government Offices viii likely
close this afternoon on account Of
church day
All the hotels are arranging for
heavy influx of tourists by steamers Of
the next fortnight.
Capt Whiting, We'll known here, has
been assigned to the command Of the
u. S. S. Monadnock.
A meeting Of the II. A A. c. will
soon be held to consider the slumber-
ing field day project.
Headquarters for Easter hats, wells,
kid glovs and neck ribbons at \. >.
Sachs Dry Goods Company.
Argument on one of the Maui rail-
way cases continued before the Su-
preme Court all of yesterday.
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larger postoffce will be placed in posi-
ton by contractor Arthur Harrison.
The Government band will play at
the horse and bicycle races tomorrow
afternoon instead of at Emma Square.
Handsome solid silver hat pins are
presented to the ladies, with their East
er hats, at n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Com
pany.
There will be no meeting of the
Christian Workers this week. The next
meeting will be held on Friday, April
18th
The Club Stables has received a ship
ment of fine carriage horses, single
and match teams, as we'll as good stur-
dy mules.
Kwong Hing Chong Will open a new
dry goods and dressmaking establish
ment at 315 Nuuanu street on Monday,
April 18th. A.~
w. w Dimond & Co. are displaying
a big window full Of lawn mowers,
whee lbarrows and many other garden
implements. N
Mr.. Eakin. formerly with the Hebron
Drug Company, may go on to Omaha
with Martin Smith to handle the XII
auea Cyclorama.
A careful canvass confirms the opln-
ion that the death sentence of Kaio
will be commuted to Imprisonment for
life at hard labor.
H. Cobb Adams, the we'll known
school teacher and election official
OF Kaneohe, is spending the Easter
holiday in the city.
The services of the Second Congre-
CATION of St Andrews Cathedral will
be at 9:45 this morning and $50 this
evening. All seats are free.
This paper will in a few days publish
a copy of Viggo Jacobsen's design for
the Department Shooting Trophy and
of the individual medal as we'll.
Repairs at the Judiciary Building
ceased before a bad and threatening
break in the plastering over the mauka
entrance had received attention.
Assessor Shaw and his assistants are
abroad these days with their books.
They are listing values for the basis
OF tax payments in September next.
Arrangements are now all complet-
ed for the big concert to be given at
the Opera House tomorrow evening for
the benefit of three native churches.
Robt w. Shingle has left the Star
after a long service and will devote
all his time to arranging for the new
Hawaiian exhibit at Omaha EXPOSE
ton.
Thirty-seven teachers presented
themselves for examination for higher
certificates in response to the invita-
ton of the Commissioners of Educa-
ton.
J. Hopp e Co. suggest that you take
plenty of time when buying furniture,
and they Will be glad to have you drop
in any time, if only to look at their
stock
The new local music company. of
which f. B. McStOcker is president.
will be managed by Mr.. Bergstrom and
Will have its store in the new Progress
Block.
AT Central Union Church special
service this evening the topic Will be-
ION the Cross-The Palace of Self
Sacrifice The pastor will lead the
meeting.
Morgan had large crowds and plenty
OF buyers for his two auction sales of
yesterday. One was of Custom House
unclaimed goods and the other of Jas.
Steiner's furniture and pictures.
There was held yesterday and large
Gy attended the funeral of the late
Waianae. who had been a luna on
Paul Isenberg's ranch. The services
were conducted by the Rev Fl. H.
Parker.
A comedy written by a prominent
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