The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The Jules Walters Company will re-
turn to the States by the Garonne.
The Peerless Preserving Paint has
heavier body than any other paint
Attention is called to the Home Bak-
cry Cafe menu for tomorrow, published
in this issue.
Base ball at $50 this afternoon
Punahou VS. Kamehameha The adj
mission is but 10 cents
The Orpheum theater, at popular
prices, reopens tonight with Jim Posts
new vaudeville company
Furnished home with eight rooms
completely furnished, is offered for
sale. Address P. o. Box 619.
E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd, have just
received new shipment of many ar
ticles in the Hardware line.
Patrons of the system are much
pleased with the operation of the new
telephone service of Waikiki.
DR.. Junkin, here just now as a tour
ist, is New Englander and a friend
OF the family OF Francis NJ. Hatch.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
will be held on Monday night next.
"Ivanhoe" Allen sang at the band
concert at the Hawaiian hotel Thurs
day evening and made great hit
There will be served a special dim
ner at the Hawaiian hotel this evening.
The music will be by the Quintette
Club.
Waialua is now perhaps the strong
est stock on the market the assessable
commanding a premium of fifty dollars
a share.
Bonnie" Judd, who was so seriously
injured by a fractions colt, is progress
sing finely at the home of DR.. H. V.
Murray.
All our shoes are like good minister's
they wear themselves out in the SER
vice of mankind. E. A. Murphy & Co.,
Hotel street.
The Foreign Office has received a
large consignment of Exchange"
books from the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington
The Rev Erasmus ]. H Van Deerlin
will preach at st. Andrews Cathedral
at II a. m. in the morning and 1870 p.
m. in the evening.
The new instruments for the Govern
ment band have arrived and are dis
played in the window of the Bergstrom
Music Co, Fort street.
Mathis and celebration of the Holy
Eucharist at the 9:45 service of st. An
drews Cathedral. Rev. Alexander
Macintosh will offciate.
S. e. Lucas, optician, Fort street, has
returned from his vacation and an
nounces that he is prepared to con-
tinue his treatment for the eyes.
The New England Bakery will give
another delightful musical entertain
ment free, in their Garden Lanai. this
Saturday evening. Everybody invited
to come.
Lieut.. Hogg, commanding the Celtic,
has made several visits to Honolulu
but says he has always been deprived
of the pleasure of an extended stay
in the port.
Stylish, up-to-date, ready-to-wear
clothing, for young and old, at The
Kash, Hotel street, Waverley block, the
recognized leaders in the right goods
at the right prices.
Schuman, Fort street has for sale,
a fine lot of carriage horses, buggy
horses and hack, horses. These just
arrived by the bark Planter and are
in excellent condition.
VIM Fink, who came to Honolulu by
the Garonne, partly on pleasure and
partly on business, is interested in the
Capital Brewing Co., manufacturers OF
the famous Olympia lager beer.
The big luau for the benefit of the
Hawaiian Relief Association will be
given at the Maternity Home this at
ternoon. The band will be in attend
ance The festivities begin at II noon
A stylish, light-running road wagon
almost new: a gentle horse, suitable
for child or lady to drive; set Of al
most new harness, are advertised FOL
sale at bargain. Apply early to G. H
Ramsay.
The regular monthly meeting of tht
Woman's Board will be held on Tues
day. the 9TH inst, in Central UnioI
Church at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Shepherd
will be present and will address th-
meeting.
This is the evening of the lecture a
the Y NJ G.. A. for the benefit of tn
Honolulu Camera Club. Professo
Scott will be the speaker and Mr.
Hedemann will show views of 'Pictur
esque Japan.
All the canvas sails saved from tn
wreck of the Edward O'Brien will b
sold at auction this morning at /
O'Clock in the. rear of the Hawaiian
Electric Co.'S premises, Alaksa street
by Jas. F. Morgan.
Frank McCandless, brother of tn
Senator, the Representative an
.sKimo,'' is down from Ellepsberg
Wash, for a visit. He was here wit
Levers e Cooke in 1879. Mr.. Fran
Nee is in the insurance business.
The band Will not play at Emm
Square this afternoon, but will pla
from to O'Clock at the festival give
bv the Hawaiian Relief Society at tn
Maternity Home. Tomorrow the usua
afternoon concert at Makee Island.
Floors are being laid in the old Arm
DRY Castle in preparation for the houS
ing of a detail OF Engineers. The arm
orer is to remain in his shop there
Mai. Langftt is now negotiating for
new saluting station near the beach.
Will Alexander, bookkeeper for til
Peoples Ice Company, will leave &c
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