The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-24
LOCAL HEyITIES.

week.
Monday display of Casters Bonnets,
Mrs. Hanna.
Read the f. o. Hall & Son ad about
bicycles on page 2.
Paul R. Isenberg has a very gentle
family horse for sale.
The Literary Circle Of the Kilohana
Art League will be at home" this
evening.
The wedding of Miss Wilhelm and
Mr.. Archie Smithies Will occur this
evening.
Elk ZeaIandia, Osada received a line
OF furnishing goods, wooden and cot
ton sweaters.
Jim" Stacker's Coffee Shop Talk
in the Hilo Herald has made a decided
hit in Honolulu.
There is just week now for the
payment of 1898 personal and dog taxes
without penalty.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
vii hold a regular meeting this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock.
All members of Company A are re-
quested to be present for drill at 7:3O
o'clock this evening"
H. NJ. Dow advertises two lots on
Prospect street for sale. Fine location
and view. Easy terms.
The Oceanic S. S. Zealandfa sails at
noon today for San Francisco, the mail
closing one hour earlier.
There will be Rugby football on the
afternoon of Saturday, April 2, and
Wilson's circus in the evening.
Argument in the case of DIR. J. H.
Raymond VS.. Paia Plantation was
heard in Supreme Court yesterday.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. explain
a popularity in the Tribune Blue
Streak Bicycles that is hard to beat.
There are four applicants for the
position of milk inspector for the
Board of Health under the new pure
food act.
More than half the tourists leaving
by the S. S. Zealandia today declare
that they will return to Hawaii at an
other time.
Since the introduction of the individA
ual cups at the Criterion Barber Shop,
there is very noticeable increase in
the patronage.
The Baltimore supply item that bene-
fitted Honolulu directly was 1000 gal
Ions Of cylinder oil purchased from
local Hardware house.
About the busiest man at the Exc
cutive Building these days is H. E.
Cooper, Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Acting Minister of Interior.
J. T. Waterhouse has a handsome
bicycle lamp known as the Calcium
King which uses the acetylene gas
spoken of in Yesterdays paper.
There will be Rugby football prac-
tice at O'Clock this afternoon on the
parade grounds in front of the drill
shed. Every player is asked to turn
out.
E. o. Hall & Son have at last re-
ceived and have distributed an edition
of 1898 calendars to take the place of
the lot burned in transit last Deem
Der.
A couple of local sportsmen are or
ganizing party for big plover hunt
in Kau, Hawaii. 1t is said that the
birds can be bagged there by the hun
dreds.
The occupation of George Ashley and
assistants at the Finance Office yester
day was the counting out of money
in settlement of February claims
against the Government.
The San Francisco grocer to whom
Prof A. Koebele has sent 800 pounds
of three-year-old Hawaiian coffee for
retail trade is the son-in-laW of Mr..
Rhodes, the nursery owner.
On Friday, March 25th, at 10 o'clock,
J. F. Morgan will sell at his sales
rooms, Queen street, at public auction
merchandise damaged by salt water, on
voyage per British steamer Aorangi.
One of the happy little side events
at the Hawaiian hotel last evening was
a joyful convention of representatives
of Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.
Captain Bethel, of Denver, presided.
Thee. II. Davies and his son, George
Davies, will leave for San Francisco
on the Zealandia today. They were
to have sailed on the Miowera but have
found it impossible to wait any longer.
Vanderveer says that if he is able to
publish a newspaper aboard the Bal
timore while the ship is on the Asia
tic station he will send copies to all
Honolulu subscribers Of Sea Breezes
and the Siren.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. invite
you when in the neighb0rhood OF their
store to drop in and examine their
stock Of foot covering. They sell on
fixed margin that allows the smallest
consistent margin of profit.
Jock" Mcclure, the popular Oahu
Railway conductor, will be returning
to an old stumping ground II ne Is
assigned to Waialua upon completion
of the extension. He was for long
time on the Brodie ranch at that place.
H. E. Mcintyre & Bro. have taken the
Hawaiian agency for the we'll known