The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-01
LOCAL BREviTlES.

ed by the steamer of the 18th inst.
Geo. H. Robertson will act for z. F.
Bishop under full power Of attorney.
G. Bosse, Assignee of the estate of
). Kasamoto, has notice in this issue.
The engagement is announced Of
Clarence II. Cooke and Miss Lillian
Love of this city.
Pacific Lodge No. 822 will hold a spe-
cial meeting this evening with work
in the first degree.
Thos. James has started work on his
three new cottages at the Snow prem
ises on Hotel street.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. at $3.50 this after
noon there will be a regular meeting
of the Christian Workers.
The Board of Supervisors Of the Free
kindergarten will meet at $3.50 o'clock
this morning in Emma Hall.
II. G. Biart, manufacturing jeweller,
carries a full stock Of Kodak sundries
and repairs as good as new.
A first lieutenant is to be elected in
Company d, n. G.. II. this evening to
succeed Chas. d. Crane, resigned.
VIM. Wells, who was the hero of
food day has been promoted to be sec
ond mate of the bark r. P. Rithet.
The Mutual Telephone Co. publish
list Of additional subscribers. Paste
this list in your telephone call book.
This is the day to restrain from kick
ing an innocent looking retired plug
hat or picking up purse that looks
too fat.
. ic- he a.gip of tnrlGt-
ed in League affairs to postpone the
opening of the baseball season for two
weeks.
Owing to the indisposition of Mr..
David Shanks, Rev. ]. f. Lane will
captain his XIV in the Rugby match to-
morrow.
Wilson's circus, with wild west
show, tug of war, ETC., will open on the
lot near the fish market tomorrow
evening.
Ernest A. r. Ross is authorized as
agent for the Caledonian Insurance Co.
during Mr.. E. F. Bishops absence from
the Islands.
Victor safes is the topic of the Ha-
waiian Hardware Co. They invite the
attention to these safes and their in
terror arrangement.
A meeting of the Catholic Ladies'
Benevolent Society will be held at the
Convent Hall, near the Cathedral at
o'clock this afternoon. NJ
Manager Ahrens said yesterday that
the pumps were again running at Oahu
plantation after being shut down for
two weeks during the heavy rains. w.
The last Rugby practice before the
Of Co dow will o
on the Parade Ground in front of the
Dril Shed at o'clock this evening.
The weather has become sufficiently
settled TO warrant the horse race pro-
meters setting the date of April 8 as
the day on which the races will be
run,
Thos. w Hebron did not like some
of the business reports from the States
and will not go up on Cyclorama and
Taroena business until he has further
advices.
superintendent Cassidy publishesJ
this morning twenty-nine new tele- !
phone subscribers. This is a striking |
assertion of the return of efficiency to
the service. Il
The ST. Louis College field games in !
honor of the birthday of Brother Ber- |
tram will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow !
and will be over in time for the Rugby i
Football game.
The Kaumakapili concert, set for |
Saturday night. has been postponed |
TO April 9th. The place has also been
changed and the concert will be given |
in the Opera House.
c.. Bosse, secretary, gives notice of |
meeting of the stockholders of the Olo- |
walu Company, at the office of w. G. |
Irwin & Co., Ltd, on Monday, April |
Sd, at II o'clock a. m.
The first shoot for the Foreign Office |
trophy will take place at Kakaako |
butts tomorrow afternoon. Each of the |
eight companies Of the First Regiment |
has entered twenty men.
A banking man said yesterday that |
in the event of war between the United |
States and Spain coin and currency |
would became so scarce here that notes |
Of hand would serve instead.
At the end of yesterday afternoons
business in the House, one of the |
members moved to adjourn. Vice
Speaker Kaai said: The motion to !
adjourn has been made. We are there
fore adjourned
1t has been estimated that the floods
will cost the Government more than
the revolution and the cholera epidem-
ic of 1895 together Several districts
that were doubtless hit hard are to be
heard from yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas, who were To-
peka, Kas.. friends of Attorney Dan
H. Case, were aboard the China en-
route to the Orient to enter upon SER
vice as missionaries. Mr.. Douglas was
by trade printer.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Trustees of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be held on the night of April 4th.
Election of officers to serve during
the ensuing year will be the most i'm
portant item of business.
T.. r. Kerr states today that the bal