The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-28
LOCAL BREylTIES.

employees.
Stated meeting of Lodge lie Progress
at the usual time tonight.
VIM. cassie and party will leave for
Alaska in about fortnight. Il
Harry Wilder did the heavy batting
at the cricket game Saturday. -
There will be a. dance at the Hea-
lani boat house on Friday evening
next.
Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 1, |
F. & A. NJ, tonight for work in second
degree.
Father Martin, the Pennsylvania
priest here on vacation has been i'll
several days.
Architect Traphagen is now working
out the details of the plans for the
Judd building.
The pleasant weather of yesterday
drew large crowds to the boat houses
in the forenoon.
C. S. Desky said last evening that
he intended to close Cyclomere for
about three months.
50 About half a hundred bluejacket
wheelmen were on the Waikiki road
at one time yesterday.
M. S. Grinbaum & Co. have just re-
cefved a fine lot of Havana cigars
which are offered for sale.
There will be drill of the First
Battalion on Tuesday evening and OF
the Second on Friday evening.
There was a larger attendance at the
concert at Makee Island yesterday aft
ernoon than for quite while past.
A family on the Plains has pet
cow that climbs the back stairs to
lanai eight feet above the ground.
Adjourned meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Company at II a. m. today at
the Office of VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. =
Drs. Herbert and Paget have dis
solved partnership. DR.. Paget has
taken offices in the Masonic building.
A very delightful concert by num-
Der of local amateurs was given in
Kaumakapili church, Saturday even
ing.
w. o. Smith publishes notice TODAY
in regard to several books that have
been borrowed from him and not re-
turned.
The Government garrison flag was at
haf-mast Saturday as a mark of re-
spect to the dead of the Z. S. Battle
ship Maine. .
Among the arrivals from Kauai on
the w. G. Hall, Sunday were the fol-
lowing: G. R. James, L. M. Vettlesen
and A. Gandall
A kindergarten benefit concert is to
be given at the Y. M. G.. A. hall on
Thursday evening. There will be es-
pecially fine music.
Captain Greene of Company 5, c..
g. H., will issue a shooting challenge
so soon as the Captain Hingley-Clar-
ence Crabbe match is ended.
Overtures have been made to Princes
David and Cupid looking to the con-
struction of a four-lap bicycle race
track on the Makiki baseball grounds.
Fred. Harrison has some rich gar
den soil for sale at the Judd building
and wishes intending purchasers to ap-
ply at once See advertisement for
further particulars.
Arthur Giles was so shaken by his
fall at Cyclomere, Saturday night that
he does not remember at all taking up
his wheel and carrying. it across the
tape at the finish.
There was a very large congregation
/ at Central Union yesterday morning
to hear a sermon by Rev. Father Frear,
who was for ten years pastor OF the
old Fort street church.
"a. Murphy & Co., received another
invoice of absolutely new and up-to-
10 n
be pleased to have you call and inspect
the goods and compare prices.
The '9S Social Club was to have Civ
en- a dance on Friday night, but in con
sequence of the fact that the Healan
bows have set their dance for tina
night. the '9S's postponed until the fol
lowing Friday.
The Marshal, accompanied by Chas
Chillingworth of the Deputy MarshaP'
office. made a flying trip to Kaneohe
Saturday afternoon and after attending
10 some important business there, re
turned to the city.
Sterlings were very much in evi
dence at Cyclomere on Saturday night
A big consignment OF this popula
wheel was received by the Zealandii
Tor the 1dClnC 1sCIS " 4hAS. W
Prices. SIS to sS5.
Deputy Sheriff Scott of Maui VIII
came down on the Claudine, Sunday
reports the great success of Wilson
circus on his island. Up to the tim
of his departure they had been playin!
to crowded houses
The impression is quite genera
among the officers of the Baltimor
that. in case of trouble with Spain, tn
United States Government would dis
patch the Baltimore to the Philllpin
Islands, Spanish possession.
Dr. Capron was to have left for Van
couver on the Aorangi with his VIII
but at the last moment it was fount
that the Government wished him t
return to his former post in Kau unit
a suitable physician to fill the plac
could be found.
In ST. Andrews Cathedral yesterda,