The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-08
LOCAL DREviTiES.
oIpheum tonight.

Easter music will be repeated at st.
Andrews Cathedral tomorrow -
Numbers of people are succumbing
daily before the ruthless grip.
There is a neat Study in Scarlet. in
enc of Thrum's show windows
The Anglican Church Chronicles
March number is out this morning
Eight citizens registered yesterday at
the morning session of the board
j. T. Stacker, of the Hilo Herald, re-
turns home via Kona this morning
Bicycle sundries at ID. E. Whitman's.
sole agent for the Tribune bicycles -
A respectable young lady waitress is
wanted at the New England Bakery.
The program for the Orpheum to-
night is one that is full of features.
The electric street lights were out
from Punchbowl street to PunahOu last
night. =
Eyes tested free by S. E. Lucas, Pari-
sian Optician, Love Building, Fort
street.
A young married couple want to
rent cottage that is centrally located.
See ad.
There is a rumor that on this trip
transport.
c. r. Collins, the King street saddler,
leaves for Hawaii on the Mauna Loa
this morning.
Choir rehearsal tonight at Central
Onion church at 1870. A good attend
ance IS requested.
There will be practice of the bas ket
ball players this evening at the Y.SM.
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The transport Charles Nelson which
was to sail one day after the Zealandia,
is expected today.
Wray Taylor has been a sufferer
with the grip, but he has still attended
to his office duties.
Tenders for the construction of Sec
ton 2 of the Olaa road are called for
by the Interior Department.
The officers of E. Peck & Co., Ltd,
who will serve during the ensuing year
are published in this issue.
III. P. Weber, of the firm of Monsar
rat & Weber, succeeds r. ID. Mead in
the Attorney Generals office.
Ninety thousand dollars is on deposit
at one of the local banks for an option
On 5000 acres of land in Olaa.
Despite the windy weather there was
a good attendance at the social at the
Christian church last evening. III
Mems and boys pants galore, late
arrivals at bed rock prices, at j.
Lando's, Fort street, near King.
Read what the Manufacturers Shoe
Co. has to say of shoes that are shoes.
Sign OF the big shoe, Fort street.
Our spring goods have never been
surpassed in the history. Call and see
them. 1.-The Kash," Hotel street.
IT is said that the new brewery will
he situated near the residence of Sen |
atOr Schmidt, on Beretania street.
There was no meeting yesterday |
morning of the Board of Health on ac- |
count of no quorum being present.
Another big reduction sale is an
nounced by Il B. Kerr to commence |
today at his big Queen street store.
Jas F.. Morgan will hold an exec
utor's sale of real estate situate in Ka-
lihi. on Monday noon at his sales |
rooms.
School closed yesterday for one week |
at Punahou There was a drill by the |
students and refreshments served last
evening.
There was small attendance last |
evening at Mrs. Gums dancing school |
social, but those present had an en-
joyable time.
The sermon at st. Andrews Cathe |
dral at II a. M. tomorrow viii be |
preached by the Rev. Canon Beanlands |
of Victoria, b. G.
A special meeting of the stockholders |
OF Wilder's Steamship Co. will be held |
at their office on Monday, A@ril 10th,
at O'Clock p.
A furnished fr room with or with |
out board in private family is adver-
tised for rent in this issue. Address |
A, Advertiser office.
The aged Marquesan missionary, Ike
kela, will preach in Hawaiian at both |
morning and evening services in ka-
waiahao church tomorrow.
1t should have been 5000 acres, not |
1000 acres, that the Mendonca Sugar |
plantation will include as stated in
Thursdays issue of this paper.
At Central Union church tomorrow
Rev. Kincaid will speak in the morn
ing on THE Fatherhood of God" and |
in the evening on the Gambling
Mania
The directors of Ookala yesterday de-
sided to pay a regular monthly divi-
Gend of ~ per cent. Bonds for $4,000
for the building of a new mill are to |
be issued.
Strangers visiting the city as we'll as
eur home people will find the Home |
Bakery Cafes Sunday dinners, served |
from till ! =. m, the best to be
found in the city.
special meeting of Eva Plantation |
will be held today at 10 a. m. in the |
Chamber of Commerce rooms. Bust |
ness: Considering amendments to con-
sfitJ1tiOn and hV-laWS