The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-29
LOCAL BREV!TiES.
Semola at your grocer's.

an interesting ad in this issue
Read the ad of the Temple Of
Fashion about ribbons just received.
The Davey Co.'S flood photographs
seem day by day to attract more at
tention.
AT 8 last night there were clouds of
dust on King, Nuuanu and other
streets.
There was quite rush to the tax
office yesterday to pay personal and
dog taxes.
A meeting of the Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, will be held to- |
morrow evening.
At the American League open meet |
ing this evening the Income Tax Act
will be discussed.
Colonel Little returns to Hilo today
after representing clients before the
Supreme Court here.
]. J. Egan is offering the latest in !
organdies, dimities, fancy draperies,
negligee shirts, collars, cuffs, etc.
The Y. NJ. C. a. year ends on Thurs
day of this week. There will be eiec-
ton of officers on next Monday even
ing.
A Fort street young man ratified
diamond set ring few evenings ago
and was lucky enough TO win it for
himself.
The China is confidently expected in
from San Francisco this evening. She
will bring several days later news
from the States.
The Minister of the Interior will re-
ceive sealed tenders until noon, Mon
day April 4, for alterations in the Post
Office Building, Honolulu.
The gate receipts of the Rugby match
on Saturday will be paid to Rev. and
Mrs Alex Macintosh for the educa-
ton of three orphan children.
There was very good practice
again yesterday afternoon of Rugby
football and the players are now in
good shape for the match on Satur-
day.
If the weather is good tonight there
will be a meeting of native Royal1sts
on Union Square. The anti-Annexa-
ton commission will once more re-
port.
AT the Hawaiian Electric Co.'S works
yesterday such repairs were made to
the broken machine that nearly all Of
the customers had light as usual last
night.
An appeal is to be made for commu-
tation of the sentence of Kaio, cen
demned to be hanged with Kapea TO"
the murder of DR.. ]. *. Smith en-
Kauai
Walter Cassett, a gentleman for sew
eral years engaged in the range horse
business in Wyoming, is now in Ha-
wall with the purpose Of permanently
locating.
Viggo jacobson has submitted to
Minister Cooper designs for the DE
partment Trophy of 1885," The first
shoot of the series will occur on Sat-
urday next.
Medeiros and Decker, the Hotel street
taiIors. say that it is just as cheap to
buy clothes that fit and wear well as tC
buy those that don't fit or wear. see
ad on page z. -
F.. J. Jessup, a kamaaina who left
here IS years ago and who has since
been in South America and the United
States. is back again and in the service
of the Oahu Railway.
Marks and Saunders, the local repre-.
sentatives of Willison's circus are hare
at work now preparing for the open
ing of the show season under tent:
near the fish market.
Sealed Tenders will be received %!
the Minister of the Interior until L
o'clock noon Wednesday, April 2Oth
for 81 pieces Of cast iron pipe. Specl
ficati0ns at Public Works offlce.'
-,-ton
thanks to the Union Express Compan
for their kindness during the noou VI
Thursday. The carts worked all aIter
noon without asking for any pay VIVA
ever.
VIM. M. Pond, an employe OF IN
Nakee Sugar Company, dled aI III
Oueen's Hospital on Saturday last an
the funeral was held on Sunday Nj
Pond had been under treatment sewers
weeks for tumor on the BRAIN.
,Iudee John w. Kalua has been dlre(
+ed nv the Chief Justice TO proceed
KaiIna Hawaii, and there preside
a session of the Circuit Court TOT ths
Circuit in the place of Judge +.
Hitcbcock. whose illness has been IT
corded.
A stranger who looked like a klol
diker left from the last steamer Wa
obol,+ the streets yesterday looking L
The loan of strong glass to search IL
gold that he believed was hidden
some volcanic rock he carried VeI
carefully.
1enes de Mattos, widow, has brougf
an action against the Portuguese Benz
volent Society of Hawaii for an a
oonn+ino i'm the matter of the bench
~ which She claims her husband VIZ
on+itIad as a member in good standlr
of the Society.
There was a big crowd out for Il
concert at Emma Square last ever
ing. Miss Kanoho, who has been mis-
cd for several weeks, was given a mo
cordial welcome. She sang three song
Mr. Kreuter's cornet solo was even De