The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J. T. Lund advertises for a stolen
Eldredge bicycle.
The Kash advertises good clothes,
for young and old alike.
Mrs. w w Hall, who has been i'll
for several days, is convalescing.
Baseball at the Makiki League
grounds at $3.50 this afternoon. Regi-
ments VS.. Honolulus.
Sunday night at Central Union
Church, Rev. d. p. BRINE will speak
on Jonah at Ninevah."
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Co., offer for sale a coffee
estate of $50 acres in Puma, Hawaii.
Today at noon at the stables of J. I.
Dowsett, J. F. Morgan will sell at pub
lie auction % head of horses and
mules.
The Palolo luau set for tonight and
tomorrow is postponed on account of
the expected arrival Of United States
troops.
Five whistles from the electric
works will be the signal that trans
port or an American man-of-w war has
been sighted.
The Christian Workers in regular
weekly session at the Y. NJ. c. A yes
terday were addressed by Rev. NJ. L.
Berger, d. d.
The High School class of Miss Need
ham intends spending the day on the
Pail. The excursion will be in one of
Smiths 'busses.
Frank L. Unger, secretary, gives no
tice of the election of officers Of w.
q 4 yhn Will
during the ensuing year.
Dunbar, for cutting the clothes OF
Conley, has been fined $50. The judge
said that in his opinion there was still
some doubt as to Dunbar's guilt.
J. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale Of furniture at the residence of
n r. Burgess, Punchbowl street, on
Tuesday, May "a, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Residents of Kalihi, Eva of Ka-
mehameha schools, who desire to join
Squad 9, G. G., are invited to meet at
Kalihi-waena school tonight at 1870
News came from the other side of
this Island last night, to the effect
that DR.. Carter was most seriously
i'll with blood poisoning at his home
in Makao.
either on Saturday or on Sunday, one
of the concerts will be off, as the
band will take part to welcome the
boys in blue.
Col Geo. De La Vergne is i'll. A
cold has caused trouble from wound
received by the explosion of a shell
during the war of the rebellion in the
United States.
Attorney General Smith has gone to
Maui, presumably on business cOnnec-
ted with the suit of the Governments
against the Hawaiian sugar and Com
mercial Company.
Camarinos says the messenger SER
vice is now an assured success and
that he will soon place an electric
call bell system covering the business
portion of the city.
Tickets for the Queens Birthday
ball may be obtained of VIM. Horace
Wright, Danl Logan and others of the
committee. This will be one OF the
big parties of the year.
Macfarlane and Company are send
ing out as Souvenirs of Schlitz beer,
miniature bottles of that brand, a
pretty little pocket match safe and
handy pocket dictionary.
The medals for men who have been
five years continuously in the n. q.
II. are now ready. They were made
by Counter, the jeweler. There are
a few less than fifty claimants at pres
ent.
The Bush property on Emma street
will be sold by J. F. Morgan today at
noon at his salesrooms, Queen street
This is an excellent opportunity to
purchase residence property close to
town.
At Central Union Church on Sunday
morning the many friends of the Rev.
]. A. Cruzan will have the privilege
of hearing a sermon from him. In
the evening he will speak at Palama
chapel.
Kilohana art rooms will be open
from to today for the reception
of art work for the coming exhibition.
Mr.. Hitchcocks work have already
arrived and he will be here for the |
opening of the exhibition.
r. Jay Greene says a walk about |
town and some fresh food would be |
best for the soldiers in transit. Col. |
Greene was once one of the boys on |
a transport himself. With 1850 men !
he had fourteen days of it.
The Central Union Church choir |
will meet for rehearsal this Saturday |
evening in the church at 1880 and Mr..
YarndIey most cordially invites all
members of the old Fort street church
choir to attend this rehearsal and par
ticipate in the services of Sunday.
Agate and white enameled steel
ware will in case of annexation be
dutiable at forty per ad valOrem while
at present they come in duty free
from the United States and 10 per cent
from other countries. J. 7. Water
house has just received a large stock
of these goods.
J. H Fisher, Chairman of the Re
ceptfon Committee calls the attention