The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. B. Bergensen left for San Fran
cisco on the s. c. Allen, Saturday.
Allan Jones made the first tally of
the year for the Regiment baseball
team.
Captain Ahlborn and c. Bosse ar
rived from Lahaina on the Ke Au HOu,
Sunday.
The Damons will return to their city
home from their Moanalua retreat to-
morrow. @
Big reductions in towels this week,
beginning today, at y. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
The remains of the late Frances E.
Willard have been cTemated. This
was her wish. =
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hall will return from
Waikane today.
The annual concert of the High
School Will be given this year in the
new Progress hall.
Reduced prices for Butterick pat
terms in the latest Butterick publica-
tiOns-Mrs Hanna.
This week, the specials at Jordan's
are real ostrich feathers and tips in
cotors; cOrsets, etc.
A small roll of the photos were cost
on the way from town to Waikiki. Re
turn to Gazette office.
The funeral of the late Aki K. Akau
will be held from the Roman Catholic
CATHEDRAL at p. m. this day.
J. F. Morgan will hold a sale of
South Sea Island firewoOd at Brewers
wharf at noon Tuesday, April 26
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Company
offer extraordinary values in towels
this week; reductions are bona fide.
A satchel marked ''B. A. lie VAN"
has been lost. A reward IS offered.
For further particulars see advertise
ment.
A situation as nurse is desired, by
middle aged lady, to parties intending
to go to San Francisco, Address ''B.
S." this office.
A house of rooms in the PunahOu
tract is offered for rent. Apply to H.
G. Wootten at the Honolulu Cyclery,
231 King street.
The trustees of Central Union
Church have voted to offer quarters in
the big church building to the Young
Mems Research club.
There will be three songs by differ
ent young ladies for the concert at
Emma Square tonight. A new num-
Der is called ''The Klondike."
Isaiah Bray, master of the Morning
Star, publishes a notice regarding the
curios from Micronesia to be sold to-
day at the Golden Rule Bazaar. i
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Co., returned from the Garden Isle on
the w. G. Hall, Sunday, after an alb
sence of a fortnight or more on bust
ness.
Ordway &c Porter, assignees for the
creditors, gives notice that all persons
having claims against Wing Hop Sing
are requested to present their claims
at once.
Wahapai, a native Hawaiian said to-
be of the age of 120 years, died at his
home on Emma street on Saturday
morning. The funeral was held in the
afternoon.
Word has been received of the death
by accident on Molokai of H. Mahi,
the settlement butcheg The mans
horse fell with him. Mahi suffered
conclusion of the brain.
There was an unusually large atten
dance for the Mems meeting at the Y.
NJ. c. A. at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The address by Rev. Chas. M.
Hyde was of special value to young
men.
This is the evening of the meeting
of the Social Science club, ito be on
this occasional at the home of Rev. D.
p. Birnie. The paper will be by Prof.
F. "a. Hosmer, president of Oahu Col
lege.
At the $50 service of the Second
Congregation of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral last evening, the sermon was by
Rev. Frank Thompson, chaplain in the
U. S. N. 1T was an able and pleasing
address.
General Agent Jacobs, of the Germa.
MIA Life Insurance Company with
headquarters at San Francisco, will ar
rive on the Alameda, Wednesday, to
remain a month or more. Mr.. Jacobs
comes to Hawaii in search of health.
There was quite an attendance from
the Roman Catholic Cathedral on Sat
urday morning for the funeral of the
late Sister OuTsel, one of the pioneers !
of the Mission. A low requiem mass |
was conducted by the Bishop of Pana-
polls.
Ex-Sheriff Fred. w. Carter arrived |
from Molokai yesterday. He left Les |
lie Scott, Of the Custom House, and |
party, doing good work by eXterminat- |
ing deer. Ernest Renken, who is also !
on the Island hunting deer, is meeting |
with considerable success.
Mrs. Mason and daughter, of San
Francisco, who have been wintering |
in Honolulu, will return home on the
ZeaIandia next month. Miss Mason
is very much improved in health.
They will be the guests Of Walter F.
Dillingham; at the old Silver ranch,
near WaiaIua, next week.
President Dole passed his birthday
on Saturday very quietly. He was
serenaded by the Government band in