The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-19
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Sugar, 1 Is. Same as before.

reported.
This is the anniversary OF the bat
ties of Lexington and Concord, 1875.
DR.. Hessler, L. S. N, expects 10
leave for Washington by the S. S. Yea
landia.
Bright young boys about 10 years
old are wanted for D. G. Camarinos'
messenger service.
1t is likely that the Government will
settle March accounts before the pres
ent month is ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hall are con-
templating a trip to the other side Of
the Island this week.
Judge Widemann has sold large
portion Of his Waianae plantation
stock to J. NJ. Dowsett.
Miss Elsie Adair Will show at the
Opera House, Saturday, kaleidoscope
"uhat does not vibrate."
The Miowera is to leave for the Colo
mics at 10 a. N. and the Zealandid
for San Francisco at noon.
Private Luahiwa, Co. F, n. G. H.,
was fined $40 by a general court mar
tiaI for breaking furlough."
Elk Braemer and Rio de Janeiro
Murata & Co. received an invoice of
bamboo blinds, mattings, silks, etc.
The Club Stables has for sale a few
choice family driving horses, single
and double, received by the w. II.
Dimond.
A silver headed cane has been lost
on Beretania street, between Pensa-
cola and the Hawaiian hotel. Suitable
reward at this office.
Considerable interest is being work
ed up in the sale of pictures to be
held at the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting on
Tuesday evening next.
Mrs. Urine Ii Brown has instituted
suit for divorce against G. A. Brown,
alleging non-support and asking for
custody of the two children.
Paymaster Du Bots, who arrived by
the Peru, succeeds Paymaster L. Heap,
of the L. S. Gunboat Bennington. Mr..
Heap will go TO the China station.
Gus Shuman advertises turn-under
delivery wagons, just the thing for
Honolulu's narrow streets. Also hand
some single and double surrey harness.
This is the evening of the WaVerley
Clubs first concert for the benefit of
the Library Fund. There is an at
tractive program and the audience will
be a brilliant one.
R. W. Filler, formerly agent for the
Oahu Railway at Pearl City, has been
made assistant to Passenge and Tick
ct Agent Fred. Smith, at the company
headquarters in Honolulu.
Mrs Charles T. Gulick is desirOusN
of disposing by private sale of some of
her oil paintings, handsome household
furniture, hand painted China, etc4
Can be inspected at any time.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Co., offer shares Of the
Eva, Paia and Kahuku Plantation Co.;
the Hawaiian Electric Co.; IL. S.
Nav Co, and Wilder's S. S. Co.
The Club Stables Hack Stand at
the old bell tower, has careful and
we'll informed drivers, and first class
rigs. Orders for surries or wagOnettes,
single or double, filled at a moments
notice.
Manuel Souza, the first baseman of
the Union team was yesterday pre-
scented by his admirers with fine
medal. Souza, who is also an amateur
wheelman, is employed with 7. B.
Murray. 4
1t is said that the horse w. Wood,
owned here now, has paced as fast as
a mile in 2:04 W. Woods record is
given as 2:O7. This means that as to
Wei ka Hao and even Loupe, there
will be others"
Mr.. ODeary, the newspaper man
from the States walked into the boat
house near the Pilots Office at mid
night and from there, into the water
His appearance was greatly changed
after he emerged.
"A Grieg Evening" is announced by
the Music Circle of the Kiohana Art
League The circle has done such
creditable work in the past, that this
ambitious effort may be looked for
ward to with interest.
Theo. H. Davies & Co, agents, will
accept freight for the Northern Pacific
Steamship Co.'S steamer MOgul, due
to arrive at this port en- route for Port
land, Seattle Tacoma, and other Sound
ports on or about April p.
Chas. Durham, who has been an en-
gineer on the steamer Helene since
that vessel came from the yards, will
return to the Coast by the Zealandia.
MI lJliI AlttAi - ctSei4L1 S5p4AIS5 III liz "
rection of Alaska, where he has some
mining interests.
The health Of Hon. J. L. Kaulukou, !
Speaker of the House of Representa- |
tives. is very much improved and it'll
viii not be many days before he VIII be
able to take his seat in the chair
again. Mr. KaulukOu has been absent
from the House for over two weeks.
Detective KAPPA yesterday found !
three missing Reform School boys in |
an abandoned house near the old |
Chinese theater. The boys had been in
hiding about a week and have eaten
little else than green mangoes. They |
are delighted with the prospect OF a !
good meal.
AT a meeting of the directors Of
Hart & Co.. Ltd, last evening, Chas. |
II Ramsey was elected a member OF |