The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-14
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
The Rugby boom is ON.

day afternoon.
SIX kimonos, all patterns, az reduc-
ed prices, at S. Ozakrs.
Ernest Renken is back from 2 very
successful deer hunt on Molokai.
Monte lap robes from IS cents and
whips from p cents, at c. r. Collins.
Marshal Brown publishes a notice
today in re bills against his depart
ment.
The Whist Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Miller, next Saturday aft
ernoon.
There was an unusually large crowd
at the Makee Island band concert Sun
day afternoon.
Dick" Gilliland was up from Wal
amaze plantation Saturday and Charles
Newman from Oahu.
An important notice in regard to
tachers' examinations appears in the
by Authority" column.
Dress goods and fannels for one week
at Jordan's annual clearance sale.
Prices are lower than ever
Assistant Secretary Cheek and the
able tramp in Manoa on Saturday.
]. a. Low has brought up from the
Makaha coffee lands in which he is in
terested some fine specimens of cauli-
flower
All persons interested in Rugby foot
ball are requested TO meet in parlors
of the Arlington tomorrow night at 8
o'clock
The Salvation Army had a large at
TENDANCE last evening. Very interest
ing testimony was given by a Chinese
convert.
The event of the season is the display
Of lovely millinery at the n. S. Sachs
Dry Goods Company's store, commence
ing today.
This week will wind up with horse
racing extraordinary at Kapiolani Park
and the opening of Wilson's circus in
the evening.
Jas. F. Morgan offers for private sale
number of plantation and other Sc
curities. See advertised list as pub
lished today.
Another king in the country is
what friends of Will C. King, the pic
ture dealer, are suggesting to that
smiling citizen
Box plan now open at Wall, Nichols
Company for Miss Eileen O'Moore's
farewell concert at the Opera House
Saturday night next.
Judge Stanley of the First Circuit
and Sheriff Carter Of Kauai, were pas
sengers on the w. G. Hall from the
Garden Isle Sunday.
Concert in Emma Square at 7:30
o'clock this evening. Two Hawaiian
young ladies will sing in place Of Miss
Kanoho, who is i'll.
Dr. Owen Paget has taken offices
III the Masonic Temple building. Tele-
phone 7S6. Private residence $50 King
street; telephone 326.
Wilson's Wild West Wonders will
open on the Achi lot, Beretania street,
on Thursday evening next. Box plan
now open at Wall, Nichols Co.
Prof w. D. Alexander, has, upon re-
quest, sent to a student of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin some facts concern
ing Hawaii to be used in a debate.
Another open meeting OF the Am
erican League is to be held tomorrow
evening. B. Loebenstein and other
members of the legislature will speak.
New and up to date books and sta
tionery will arrive on the Zeallandia
for the Golden Rule Bazaar q. NJ.
Webb. Look out for the book bulle
tin.
It is announced from police head
quarters that Toma, the Japanese Of
ficer. is under indefinite suspension for
his part in the fight with policeman
Jackson.
There was very fair attendance on
Saturday evening for DR.. A. Marques
new Theosophical class for the study
of the Secret Doctrine of Madame
Blavatsky.
The Punahou VS.. Kemehameha base
ball game to have been played at the
Makiki league grounds last Saturday
afternoon, was postponed on account
of the rain.
The derailment of a locomotive near
Waianae interfered considerably yes
terday with train service on the rail-
way. The train due at 5:55 reached the
city at 1880 p. m.
The apprentice boys lately brought
Gunboat Bennington are said to be
very athletic. A number of them are
regular circus performers.
There was special music and excel
lent speaking for the Union Meeting
of the Young Peoples Societies at the
Sabbath School room of the Central
Union Church last evening.
At the Mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G.
A. Sunday afternoon Prof. Edgar Wood
was the leader and the subject was
'Intemperance. There was a good at
tendance and lively interest.
A number of city people are inquir-
ing after J. J. Vanderyeer's souvenir
of the U. S. Flagship Baltimore. 1t is
a neat little booklet, with portraits of
Admiral Miller and Capt. Dyer.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Maui Sunday were the follow