The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-31
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= Regular session of the Commission
ers Of Education at 2:3O p IN. today.
The Alameda got away at s o'clock
last night. She took a very large mail.
The Robert Levers will go on the
marine railway for cleaning today.
Cr,1Iers, such as your mother used to
make. can be had at the German Bak-
cry.
This is the last day for the payment
OF personal and dog taxes without pen
atty.
Miss NJ. KilIean, milliner and dress
maker, Hotel street, has in ad. in this
issue.
Mrs. c. D. Chase was a passenger on
the Alameda for San Francisco last
night.
The Klondikers of the S. S. Cape OF
way have purchased a large amount of
Taroena.
There was not a stateroom in the
Alameda that had less than three peo-
pie :" it.
silva VS.. Fernandez, assumpsit, was
argued and submitted to the Supreme
Court yesterday.
Miss Killean, the milliner, has re-
tarned from the States with full line
of the latest goods.
The Alameda had aboard her some
thing like $3,5OO,OOO when she passed
through here yesterday.
The Rugby match on Saturday will
draw one of the biggest audiences yet
seen in the grand stand.
Colonel Fisher has letters satisfying
him that his brother Will E., is whole
and healthy man at Skaguay.
Ladies' purse found in Catholic mis-
ion. Owner can have same at Frank
Browns store, Merchant street.
c. R. Collins adveforses few articles
which are useful to owners of horses
now working out at the track.
The Wilson circus, hippodrome and
wild west show opens on the plaza near
the fish market on Saturday evening.
Henry Roth has petitioned for the
appointment of Cecil Brown as eXecu-
ttor of the estate of the late Simon Roth.
After an absence of several months
abroad. Dennis W. Hons has again
Joined the Pantheon shaving parlors
staff
Stock taking at the J. T. Waterhouse
stores, Queen street, means something
to buyers these days. Particulars on
page 5.
The China got away for China and
Japan promptly yesterday The band
was on the wharf to play a farewell
concert.
Rev. FIR. Valentine has made a return
10 the Circuit Court, in Probate, to the
effect that the estate of the late Anna
Cahill is worth $5,033.93.
BY the courtesy of Minister Cooper
the Government band will furnish mu
sic at the charity Rugby football game
On Saturday afternoon next.
Agents in the United States in speak
ing of the sugar quotation say: owe
cannot account for the decline" ant
that stock 'has been going down also
Rugby football players are all asked
10 be at Iolani College this evening a
1880 to attend a lecture by A. st. M
Macintosh and Rev. Mr.. Lane on tn
game.
Among the departures for China AM
Japan on the China yesterday were tn
following: Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Hutchins
Miss Irwin, Mrs F. H. Halstead, Mis-
Halstead.
There will be dance at the Myrtle
Boat Club house a week from tomor
row night. Tickets may be had of tn
following: H. Giles, w. Soper, D. +
Thrum and H. A. Wilder.
George Crozier, a brother of Charlie,
and David, has arrived here from Auck
land. n. T., and willlocate. He is quit
an athlete, being ( good oar and some
what of a speed vendor with the wheel
The Board of Health meeting to hav
been held yesterday afternoon was ad
iourned to $3.50 p. m. today. Secretar!
Wilcox was i'll and the president an'
members desired 10 prepare mail TO
the Alameda
S. w. Wilcox came from Kauai OF
the James Makee yesterday. Th
steamer was to have called for him q
Nawiliwili, but the weather was so bat
that it became necessary for him to g
to Hanamaulu. The Makee stopped
there and took him aboard.