The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. o. King are here
from Kauai.
Call at Mrs. Hanna's for your May
DelineatOrs.
Repairs have been made on the tele-
phone line TO the pail.
Lihue sugar mill finished grinding
for the season on Friday last.
There will be meeting this week
Of the Commissioners Of Education.
Supreme Court Clerk Lucas, has a
notice re Estate Beatrice VI. G. Luce.
The s. S. Zealandia brought large
cargo Of Semoia for all the grocers.
Chas. S. Desky will soon formally
open the new hall in the Progress
block.
About 100 wheel riders attended the
entertainment at Kamehameha Satur-
day evening.
Elsie Adair will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House on Satur-
day evening next.
The day being dry in the mountains
q number Of fern and shell hunters
were on Tantalus Sunday.
Several yachts were out yesterday
and some Of the Oarsmen had practice
in the harbor and channel.
DR.. Kobayashi Will take full charge
Of the practice during the absence
OF Dr. Mort from the Islands.
Cyclomere park will be re-opened
for bicycle racing on next Saturday
evening if electric light can be secured.
Ladies will find an interesting talk,
of up 10 date goods, by reading the
new ad Of n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.,
Ltd.
Easter music repeated at st. An
drew's and the Central Union yester-
day was quite up to the original pro-
grams.
The Musical Circle of the Kilohana
Art League. is preparing unique
entertainment for Thursday evening,
April DIST.
AntidOte, the running horse, is al
ready here from Hilo for the June
II races and will soon be followed by
the new one, J. r.
It is intimated that another nine
is being organized to take the place OF
the Union baseball club in the League
IL JndC team uTOpS OuC.
There will be a drill of the Second
Battalion, First Regiment, N. G. H,
on Friday evening next. Maj. c. }.
Mccarthy will be in command.
The Gibson Girl, now the recognized
American type, is prominent in the
pictures to be sold at the Y. M. c. "A.
on Tuesday evening of next week.
The F'airchild Shoe Co. suggest that
war with Spain if conducted on the
same liberal policy as their shoe store
would be productive of much good.
AT the meeting of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club this evening a new secre-
tary will be elected and there will
be talk concerning the June IL races.
At Williams Photograph Gallery
they never cease trying to make
success of every photo they take, and
finish them in the daintiest possible
style.
The 100000 claim which the mother
of "A M Cheek had against the Gov
eminent of Siam was brought to a
settlement in two years by the United
States.
An Inter-Island steamer will be
chartered to take the Legislative COM
mittees, Board of Health and others
to the Molokai settlement on Friday
evening.
There was a good attendance for the
band concert at Makee Island, in the
park yesterday. All of the beach re-
sorts were crowded both morning and
afternoon.
Rev. T. D. Garvin led the mems
meeting at the Y. M. C. A. at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and there was a
good attendance. The topic was the
Life of Moses.
Mrs. George Allen was a passenger
for Seattle on the bark Diamond Head
Saturday. 1t is her intention to re-
turn on the same ship some two months
hence. Mrs. Allen makes the trip for
her health.
Today at u o'clock noon at his sales
rooms. Queen street, J. F. Morgan will
sell at auction certain land located in
Kapalama, Oahu, for Frederick X.
Leslie, mortgage. Terms cash, deeds
at the expense of purchaser.
G. Schuman received word from his
agent at San Francisco that the rub
Der tire plant and stock were 10 days
out from New York when the Zealan-
dia left Frisco. Sam Parker has in
vested in one of the Cortland jump
seat buckbOards. ~
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the CIaudine Satur-
day were the following: Geo. Ross,
Capt. J. Campbell. V. NJ. Fuloher, J.
F. Hamburg. r. p. Dole. \. Lindsay,
a. Enos. z. Kopke, c. b. Wells and
+. l. Vandernaillen.
The police of Kauai are just now
investigating into the matter of cane
burning at Koloa plantation which has
been going on recently. 1t Will be
remembered that KOlOa has suffered
previously at the hands of miscreants
who have had the same methods.