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


married.
There was 1900, 900 in specie in the
tanks of the Moana.
Miss Helen r. Lewis, typewriter and
stenographer, 315 Fort street.
Dr. Geo. ]. Augur's office is now con-
nected with telephone No. 733
The February death rate was the
highest for six years excepting the year
1896.
F. Glade, who arrived by the Gaelic
to remain here some time is the son
of c. Glade
The bond of E. K. Kaoni, as guardian
of Arthur Aiwohi was filed in the Cir
cult Court yesterday.
Jas. A. Kennedy, H. D. Johnson and
Bruce Cartwright, were disappointed
walters at the wharf.
Victor J. Faggeroos is receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of son
and heir at his home
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
No. l, A. & A. S. r., will meet tonight
for work in the 4th and 5th degrees.
A nice furnished cottage on Kinau
street and single furnished room
on same premises are advertised for
rent.
How is it both opal trophies were
won by riders of the "Cleveland?"
Ask Geo. Martin or Fred Damon, the
winners. =
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. is now
selling the poplar and serviceable Wer-
THEM "Triplex' sewing machine COM
plete for S35.
If you intend to buy or sell stocks
or bonds consult the Hawaiian Safe
Deposit and Investment Co., Geo. r.
Carter, manager.
These days there are generally both
morning and afternoon visitors to Ka-
piolani park track to see the horses in
training for the March IL meet
The Hawaiian News Company is now
supplying the demand for John r. Mu-
sick's book on the Islands, published
by Funk & Wagnalls of Philadelphia.
Everything is about in readiness for
the dedication of the new large organ
in the Bishop Memorial Chapel at Ka-
mehameha on Saturday evening nextA
On the first and second day of March
the Police Court took in something
like $500 in cash for various fines
There is quite lot still to be paid
in.
At the Y. NJ c. A hall this even
ing there will be given first-class
concert for the benefit of the fund of
the Foreign Free Kindergarten Asso-
citation.
Colonel Fisher, Lieutenant-Coionel
Soper, Lieutenant-Colonel Mcleod and
Majors Jones and Mccarthy are pre-
pairing slight amendments to the mill
tary law.
A meeting of the Kilohana Art
League will be held in the rooms,
Tregloan block at 4 p. m. today.
Every member is earnestly requested
to be present.
A choice lot of stamps, comprising
Monarchial, Provisional Government
and Numerals, will be sold at auction
at noon today by Jas. F. Morgan at
his salesrooms.
A prominent Chinese was fined 5000
in Police Court yesterday on pleading
guilty to the charge of attempting to
bride a police officer. Detective Kaa-
pa made out the case.
The band played at the Executive
Building grounds yesterday afternoon,
and at Makee Island in the evening.
The concert tonight will be at the Ha-
waiian hotel grounds.
The o. S. S. Mariposa was not sup
posed to have sailed from San Francis
co until February 25th. According to
that she will not be in port until Fri
day or perhaps Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff King of Makawao
left for his home on the Claudine yes
terday after having been here a few
days as a witness in the case of Ahml
vs.. Sheriff Baldwin, ct al.
Invitations are out this morning to
a Garden Party to be given to Mr..
Theo. H. Davies by the Princess Kaiu-
lani and Mr.. Cleghorn, on Saturday
afternoon, March IL, at Ainahau.
The Second Battalion will drill and
have guard mount on Friday evening
and the entire Regiment will be re-
viewed by the Legislative Military
Committees on Monday evening next,
The case of the Republic OF HAWAII
VS.. Moke and Kaoheloahi, two police
officers from the other side of the ISL
and. charged with assault and battery,
has been continued until further NOV
ed on.
Cheerful Lem Ables, who went down
To the Colonies with the Hagey peo-
ple. is home again with the idea that
Honolulu is a pretty good place after
all Mr.. Ables did not relinquish any
interests here before making the trip.
This is the evening for the house
warming entertainment at the new
Waver1ey Club The program was
published yesterday. The feature OF
the formal proceedings will be address
es by Theo. H. Davies and Alex. Young.
The Progressive Educator for Feb
ruary was received yesterday. The in
teresting series of questions on Nature
L.