The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-15
LOCAL RPEy!TlES.

Jas. F. Morgan has several desirable
properties for sale in the city.
Court Hawaii, l. o. F., will meet to-
night at the usual time and place.
Ribbons and laces today at the Tenn
pie of Fashion grand clearance SALE
The Gazette (semi-weekly) will be
issued in time for the outgoing mails
today.
There are about 200 names less on
the tax list of delinquent for 1897 than
for 1896.
Princess Kaiulani will give a luau to
a large number of friends at Ainahau,
Saturday.
The Honolulu Cricket club holds its
annual meeting at the Arlington hotel
this evening.
Representative Loebenstein says that
the key note in legislation is internal
improvements.
James Hanlon, No. 1 Maunakea
street, makes a speciality of diseases of
the feet in horses.
Vanderveer's Siren, the U. S. F. S.
Baltimore newspaper, will be out to-
day or tomorrow.
w. H. Cornwell, Jr, will very likely
leave for the ,Klondike country with
the VIM. cassie party ~.
Miss Kanoho will sing one native
and one English song at Cyclomere
on Thursday evening
Regular quarterly meeting of the
Union Feed Co., Ltd, at II a. m. today
AT the c0nnanv'S Office
1t was very cold again last night.
The thermometer showed so above at
o'clock this morning.
This date in 1875, the late King Ka-
lakaua returned from the United States
aboard the U. S. S. Pensacola.
The Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd, has
Justissued the new steamer timetables.
These can be had at the Office on King
street.
j. F. Brown has removed the Ha-
waiian Abstract Company business to
the office building opposite the Hawai-
ian News Co.
Mr.. West, piano repairer formerly
in business here, has just returned
from the States after an absence of
couple of years.
The Warrimoo is due from Van
couver and Victoria on the 18th and
the Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco
on the next day.
house and lot on Beretania near
Piikoi street, and lot on Kinau near
Piikoi street, are advertised for sale.
Apply at 773 Fort street
Jas. N. K. Keola, will be clerk of
the House and there is no opposition
so far to George Manson of the Bulle-
tin for clerk of the Senate.
It is announced that N. S. Sachs will
incorporate his dry goods business on
Fort street and. that F. Girdler will
go in as an important officer of the
company.
With the bicycle races at Cyclomere
on Thursday evening the regular sea-
son will end If any matches are
made they will be duly scheduled as
special events.
A number of gentlemen from abroad
who were at the Myrtle smoker last
evening assured Vierra and Jackson
that their Chinese act would make a
great hit in the States.
A special rehearsal of the Amateur
orchestra will take place this evening
in the Y. NJ c. A. hall at 1880 o'clock
Every member is earnestly requested
to be present and bring his music.
The little Inter-Island steamer Ka-
ena came in very early yesterday morn
ing, towed by the tug Eleu. She is
now on the marine railway having
her necessary repairs attended to.
meeting of stockholders of the
Hawaiian Construction Co., Ltd, will
be held at p. m. today at the COM
panys office for the purpose Of con-
sidering the disincorporation of the
company.
Emma Square. for the concert by the
Government band last evening, had the
largest audience of the year. Miss ka-
noho's songs were enthusiastically re-
ceived and the cornet solo by Mr..
Kreuter was a perfect gem.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. c. Dowsett have
sent out invitations for the marriage
of their sister Miss Annie Keakaoka-
Iani Holmes to Joseph E. Conradt, to
take place al St. Andrews Cathedral
next Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
There was nothing much done in the
Police Court yesterday morning. All
the liquor cases were postponed on
account of the fact that the clerk
was busy at the Circuit Court Three
cases Of drunkenness paid the usual
fines into the treasury.
At O'Clock this morning the first
500 telephones in the numerical list
were at service again. All the others
will be restored again by Thursday
morning Ralph Turner is making koa
switchboard sections and Mr.. Cassidy
is with the work night and day.
About 100 young people of Central
Union had fine time last evening in
the big Sunday School room of the
church There was music and games
for a couple of hours, when refresh
ments were served. The occasion was
Valentine social and it was thorough
ly enjoyed.