The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Nav delineators. Mrs. Hanna's.


Richards street to the Levers home at
Waikiki.
The shop talk Of the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. today is plows and breakers
handled by them.
Miss Elsie Adair will give a per-
Torrance at the Opera House next
Thursday evening.
The Young Mems Research Club will
meet this evening at the home Of Rev.
d. p. and Mrs. Brine.
The Pantheon saloon had a heavy
trade in liquid refreshments yesterday
Book beer is on draught.
Work in the adoption and chiefs
degT'ea 40 a meeting Of Hawaiian
Tribe, 1. o. r. NJ, tonight.
5. I. Shaw. of the Merchants Elk
change has received Elk Zealandta
large consignment of Book beer.
A practically new Rambler bicycle,
with good lamp, is for sale. Apply
ID. z. F." Advertiser office
Leslie Scott of the Custom House
force will leave for Hawaii on the
Mauna Loa this morning for vaca-
tiOn.
Two capable carpenters can find
~ ' =
Mechanics in wood are now very
scarce. M
Judge A. Y. Kepoikai was yesterday
elected a senator for the Island OF
Maui to succeed the late Senator
HOrner. a
The choir Of the Second Congre-
cation of st. Andrews Cathedral will
have a rehearsal at o'clock this even
ing in the Cathedral.
Miss Herrick. a we'll known China
painter from the States will be down
soon to spend a short vacation at the
home of Alex. Young.
The Warrimoo, which arrived from
the Colonies yesterday afternoon
brought some 100 Klondikers. She viii
not sail until > p. m. today.
The concert at the hotel last night
was very largely attended. The sing
ing of Miss Kanoho and Messrs. Shaw
and Edwards was very much enjoyed.
c. D. Chase has for rent a house
on School street near Nuuanu, contain
ing parlor back parlor, dining-room,
kitchen, pantry, bath and two large
bedrooms.
Martin Smith and H. p Eakin, who
have leased the Kilauea Cyclorama,
did not leave for the coast by the Rio
de Janeiro. Mr.. Smith will go by the
Zealandia.
D. w. James has severed his con-
nection with the firm of TheO. H. |
Davies e Co. He and his wife sailed
for the Coast on the Rio de JaneirO
last night.
The examination papers for intend
ing teachers, have been examined and
the results may be had at any time
by calling at the office of the Board |
of Education.
The brother of Attorney A. S. Hum |
phreys, who arrived by the Zealandia, |
will remain here several months for !
visit The man from America has been !
in the banking business.
The subject of Miss McDonald's lee
ture this Friday morning is Robert |
Browning's interesting little drama en-
titled "CoIombe's Birthday" She viii |
read this drama and interpret it.
The music rendered by the choir of |
the Second Congregation of St. An
drews Cathedral ON Easter Day will !
be repeated on Sunday. Mr. F. M. |
Wakefield will preside at the organ.
Walter NJ Giffard of VIII. c. Irwin |
& Co., leaves today to spend month |
on the Island of Hawaii for rest and
recreation. Mr.. Giffard has been pretty
closely confined to the offices for a /
good many months. ~
The meeting of the Commissioners
of Education was postponed from yes
terday to a day later. The meeting
was called to order at the usual hour
but Minister Cooper was called away
leaving mo quorum"
Louis Goldstone, the young lawyer
who has been here several weeks, re-
ceived news on the Zealandia of the
serious illness of his brother in San
Francisco and returned home on the
Rio de Janeiro last night.
There having been an earnest request
for a repetition of the Easter music
sung at Central Union Church, Mr..
Yarndley requests the Easter choir
to meet him for rehearsal at the church
on Saturday evening at 1870.
An effort is being made to get cleo
trio light from the Government plant
for the race meet at Cyclomere tomOr-
row evening. The Hawaiian Electric
Company cannot furnish the light. All
other arrangements are complete.
Alapaki IoeIa was arrested yester-
day charged with practicing medicine
without incense. lOela Is not ka-
huna but has learned q little medicine
here and there and has, it is claimed
attempted to go into business"
The regular weekly meeting of theI
Christian Mothers will be held this
afternoon (Friday, April 15th), at $3.50
o'clock, at the y. NJ. c. A. Hall. Rev.
d. p. Birnie will speak with reference
TO "Co-operation in city Missionary
ial in n .
be present.
Purser BeIlmaine of the Warrimoo
is once more back aboard his ship.
He was forced to remain at yelling
ton on the last trip Of the Warrimoo,
on account of illness. He recovered and
went to Suva where he caught his ship.
NJ DaI1p,oiDn i- ono Of rho most Ohlio-