The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

sugar, AS; firm.
Paris is comparatively quiet again.
The Queen Of Belgium is dangerous
~ i'll.
The transport brought one days lat
er news
March /, H. c. sold at San Francisco
for s76.75.
Attorney F. NJ Wakefield of Hilo is
IN the city.
Ed A. Williams was the undertaken
for the obsequies.
Promoter c. S. Desky returned from
Hilo last Saturday.
See Notice TO Wheelmen" appearing
IN this issue on page 5.
The climate has no effect on the
Peerless Preserving Paint.
A. B. Loebenstein was a passenger
on the Kinau from Hawaii.
Mrs. L. de L. Ward returned last
week from trip to Hawaii.
The Nicaragua canal bill is in danger
in the House at Washington.
Kaiulani's pew in ST. Andrews Ca
thedral was draped yesterday.
There was no mention of Hawaii in
The pay of ironworkers in the United
States has been voluntarily raised.
There were several native walters
along the route Of the procession.
The Pope's condition is no longer
alarming, though he is still sick man.
Sagasta has formally rendered his
resignation from the Spanish ministry.
oI
spices, etc, at the Washington Feed
Co.
Manager L. Ahlborn of Lahaina pan
tation is on brief visit TO the metrop-
oils.
There was no one with kaiulani's
Body last night except the keeper Of
the Mausoleum.
Fortunately there was not single
accident yesterday. Several runaways
had been predicted.
On account OF the critical situation
IN Manila the wives of officers are kept
on board the transports.
Kipling's eondition-There are en-
couraging signs Of recovery, but one of
his children il seriously i'll.
Have you seen the latest in Sailor
Over forty different styles on display.
The Atwood light is remarkable for
the large and powerful light it gives.
It has few equals. Eakin & Whitman.
Two smart girls wanted in the tele-
phone office to learn operating. Apply
TO Superintendent of Mutual Telephone
Co.
$4,000 will furnish your kitchen al
most complete. For list of articles see
w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd ad. in this
issue. -
Over $50 feet of lima leis We're sent
by the Nuuanu flower girls. The leis
mad bed for the casket IN the mauso-
leum.
There has been some little skirmish-
ing about Manila and some artillery
firing, but nothing more like serious
engagement.
lie Munyon, the view artist, made
fifty negatives of scenes OF Sunday and
has the finished pictures at his gallery
in the Love building.
Assessment No. 3 of % per cent on
the new issue of stock of the Oahu
Sugar Co, Ltd. unless previously paid
viii become delinquent on March II.
ton for the navy and the House the
army bill. The act making Dewey ar
Admiral has gone to the President fol
signing.
The tugs Iroquois and Eleu tough
Saturday night and Sunday lire In tn
coal cargo of the bark McNear, con
signed from Newcastle to Castle &
Cooke.
Rev. VIM. NJ. kincaid, of Contra
Union church., was unable to preacl
last evening on account OF being Wort
out. He will preach next Sunday even
ing the sermon he was to have givel
last night.
Rev. C. H. Yatman last night at tn
Methodist church preached an Inter
esting sermon 10 a large audience. IN
meetings will continue until Wednes
day. two being held daily, one at 3: )
the other at 7:30.
Inspector David KeliipiO, of the pub
lie market, received about three Goze
chickens, bantams and game COCK
chiefly, from Yokohama by the Chin
last week Keliipio is going in for tn
Japanese fowl, which he claims is ST.
perior in every respect to the commo
article on the Islands.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh preache
at morning service yesterday at ;
Andrews Cathedral from st. Mar
IX:41. The royal pew was draped l
mourning and the sermon referred
the sad death of kaiulani. The Lltan
of Penitence was sung by the congrs
CATION. Lenten services VIII De hei
on Wednesday noon and Friday nigl
of this week and next Sunday cor
Hrmation at the Cathedral.