The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
,ster soun today-H. b.


Bees and beekeeping-Mrs Hanna.
Wray Taylor is expected back from
ehe Coast today.
This is the regular meeting day OF |
the Board of Health.
Awana, che ia fiend, was arrested |
yesterday by Detective KAPPA.
II. E. Walker claims three Cyclic |
mere records for the Cleveland wheel. |
Colonel Little returned to his home
in HiIo on the Kinau yesterday morn
ing.
Little neck clans, lb. cans, 20 cents
and Id. cans, % cents, at p. }. Voeller
& Co.'S.
Francis Gay of Kauai and Senator
Henry Waterhouse are making a tour
Of Oahu.
Five per cent dividends were paid
yesterday by Haiku and Makaweli
plantations.
Fresh frozen Eastern oysters at II.
]. Notes after the arrival of the lea
landia today.
There will be cricket practice this
afternoon at the residence of the Brit
ish Commissioner.
The Misses Cornwell, Kate Vida and
Bethen left for a short visit on Maui
on the Claudine yesterday.
Prof. A Koebele now suggests the
importation of bird to kill the horn
Ry lately reported as bOthering cattle.
Mrs. c. o. Berger left for Kauai on
the w G. Hall yesterday to pay short
visit to her friend Mrs. Geo. Fairchlld.
There was a slight interruption in
the Government electric light service
last evening by breakage in a main
line.
s. w. Lederer calls attention to his
fine line of secondhand furniture. In
tending purchasers will do we'll to call
at the IXL.
The annual meeting of the Stran-
GERS Friend Society will be held at
the Y M. c. A. at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Chas. Hall of Hackfeld & Co.'S left
for Kauai on the w. G. Hall yesterday.
His friends took him down rice in
stead of flowers.
Joseph Marsden was unable to leave
for the United States and Europe by
the Doric, but will get away on the
Aorangi, now due.
w. WoIters, treasurer of the Palama
Cooperative Grocery Co, Ltd, gives
notice to shareholders of the first as
sessment of so per cent.
At the Executive Building all of yes
terday forenoon the Ministers were
very busy preparing letters to be car
ried by the S. S. Doric.
During the absence of Mrs. w. II.
"a. M. ID Smith from the Islands,
Mrs. A. Mcdowell will act for her I'M
der full power of attorney.
E. w. Jordan offers ladies' shirt
waists from % cents to 81; fine grass
cloth in white unbleached, pink, blue
lavender, yellow and black.
1t was stated yesterday that the
price of Manila cigars had advanced
% per cent. Only a small consign-
Ment arrived by the Doric.
Elk Zealandia, the California Fruit
Market will receive ir Camarinos re-
frigerator all seasonable fruits, fist
and fresh California block butter
Wall. Nichols Co. have established
a new department namely, the SUB
scription Book Department, which VII
be handled by Mr.. J. l.. McComb.
The native criminal calendar ha
been disposed on in the Circuit Cour
and the foreign jurors are expected
10 appear for service this morning.
Among the passengers for San Fran
cisco on the Doric yesterday were Mrs
Miller, Mrs. VIM. Haywood, the Misse
HartwelI and Ensign Smith, U. 5. \
c.. r. Collins states that active wa
will bring the price of horse supple
Ottp
of a big cut only stands good thi
month.
II. c. Morton, guager at the Custol
House, applied at the Foreign ONO
Yesterday for letters of denlzatlol
Mr. Morton is an American ana cam
here from California.
M. A. Cheek, who has resigned TT
assistant secretaryship of the Y M
A., will leave for the States by u
Moana. on the oath. The position M
been offered to a man in Chicago.
w. E. RowelI left for Hanapepe c
the Kauai yesterday for the purpo'
of superintending the commencemel
of the work on the bridge at tn
Mace Mr.. Rowell expects to be ba'
by Thursday or Friday.
NJ. McInerny prOclaims that there
time and place for all things, al
now is the time to buy your sprlI
suit and their store is the place
buy it. They make a speciality of Il
celebrated Stein-BIOch clothing.
The body of the late Robt. Cow
of this city Will arrive by the ).
ZeaIandia today and will be ESCORT
TO the family home on Hotel sire
Nv delegation of Grand Army me
The funeral will occur from the hou
at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon.
It has been decided to hold Miss NJ
nonaId's Friday morning lectures
the remainder of the course, VIM
closes the first of June, Oh the Ian
If Mrs 7 r. Atherton's on King sire
Tbe lectures will begin hereafter
DronDtIv at 10 o'clock as possible.