The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-25
LOCAL R2EYlTIES.

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o'clock.
Display Easter bonnets, Mrs. Hanna.
Monday.
The Baltimore could not get away
yesterday. She will sail today instead.
The Flagship Baltimore leaves this
morning for Hongkong, calling at Yo-
kOhama
Both the afternoon and evening
classes of Mrs. Gums dancing school
will not meet today.
David KAPPA, chief of detectives, has
gone to Kauai to look up some stolen
property and the thief.
The Steamer Day Contingent" for.
the Zealandia was lighter than for
years. The band was there.
There were two Cabinet meetings
yesterday. At each session the appro-
prlation bills were discussed.
An advertisement announcing a
Rugby football match on April I'd, for
charity appears in this issue
At 2 o'clock this morning the water
was flush with the curbings on the
street near the Chinese theatres.
Messrs. Marsden and Koebele have
postponed for week or two their
proposed visit to Kona coffee estates.
George R. Carter will act for James
Steiner under full power of attorney
during the latter's absence from the
islands.
Inthe Police Court yesterday, Manuel
Souza was fined $50 and costs on the
charge of assault and battery on N
Meyers.
Tickets are being sold for the Rebek-
all Lodge l. o. o. F. entertainment to
be given in Harmony hall tomorrow
evening
Miss McDonald's lecture on Robert
Browning" will take place this even
ing at 7:3O O'Clock at Y. NJ. c. A. See
ad. for particulars.
One week from this date a new
first lieutenant will be elected in Com
pany D, N. G. H. Friends of w. w.
Harris have named him for the place.
T. w. Hebron says that as a result
of notice of Taroena in this paper
yesterday he had many Inquiries dur
ing the day concerning the article. -
In the House yesterday, Mr.. Achi
had the practical courtesy to mention
that horses raised by Senator Rice on
Kauai were the equal Of imported stock
every time"
A large number of business houses
of the city suspended operations at
about o'clock yesterday on account
of the heavy rains. No business what
ever was doing.
The two Japanese condemned to
death for murders committed on the
Island of Maui, will be hanged today.
The executions will take place in Oahu
prison this forenoon.
AT 10 o'clock today at his salesroCms,
Queen street, J. F. Morgan will sell at
public auction for account of whom 1t
may concern, merchandise damaged
en- voyage per S. S. Aorangi.
"A member of the local G.. A. r. post
said yesterday that on or about the
first of May a committee would be APP
pointed to arrange for the observance
of Decoration or Memorial Day, May
so.
The o. S. S. Zealandia got away
shortly after noon yesterday. Not
withstanding the rain, the band played
its usual farewell concert and the
Oceanic wharf was crowded with peo-
pie.
II. Klemme has the thanks Of all the
boat boys and the police who assisted
in the work of rescue yesterday. He
arrived lust as the boys were beginning
to get cold and produced just what was
necessary to bring back requisite
warmth.
Miss OMoore did not leave on the
Zealandia yesterday as was expected.
She will stay over until the next ooat.
Both Mr.. Beck, manager for Miss "
Moore, and Oscar Herold, left on the
Zealandia.
Joe Kaimihau, clerk at the police
station, was one of the men who suHer-
ed yesterday by the heavy rain. His
house was flooded. He was excused
last night and his place was taken
by Henry Vida of the Deputy Mar
shals office.
The Chinese-E English Debating So
cietv will have it's regular meeting in
kaulike street Friday evening. The
subject for debate is: Resolved that a
Republican form of Government is the
proper one for China"
There is every prospect for large
attendance at the Y. NJ. c. A. Assembly
hall TO hear Prof Cora Mcdonald s
lecture on Browning. Miss Mcdonald
has made careful preparation after I'M
dertaking the talk at the request of
number of literary and society people,
The regular weekly meeting of the
Christian workers will be held this
afternoon, Friday, March %, at $50
o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall. Rev.
DIR. Garvin will speak with reference
to .sDistricting the city with Mission
arv Work" All are cordially invited.
Sam'l Marks says that he is still
bustling and fighting against the ele-
ments although the odds are a thou
sand and are against him, but in spite