The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
0Tpheum tonight.

oHoiuiu Cyctery.
A young Hawaiian Cmarried) Is
wanted. See advt.
mos. u. Thrum just received new
Books by the Mariposa.
William Savidge has some choice
properties and stocks for sale
California harness shop just received
q new stock of horse furnishings from
the coast
Drop forged frame connections and
3O-lnch wheels on SO Tribunes. d. T..
Whitman.
Fifty NIGH grade Remington and
crescent bicycles at cost. Pacific Cycle
L Mig Co. :
Mrs. Gum gave lawn party to her
pupils yesterday at her residence on
Beretania street.
e. H. Paris was elected secretary Of
-. y. Hall & Son at a special meeting
held on April 9th.
In the matter of Gear, Lansing e
20. VS.. Young Hee, defendant has filed
demurrer and answer.
A large stock of old Hawaiian
stamps are advertised for sale. Ad-
dress P. NJ, P. o. Box 49,
Schnack & Dortch offer a good house
and lot at Pearl City, (near station
NhCdp LUZ CASH. Scc auVC.
The Hawaiian Iron Fence and Mon
nmental Co. are prepared to clean and
polish marble of all kinds.
few choice rooms can be had with
board at Wright'S Villa and Ilaniwai,
Waikiki. ]. P. Hayward, Mgr.
The officers of the Palama Grocery
Go. who will serve during the ensuing
year, are published in this issue
bap ,;o
of boys and mems pants, golf and Stan
ley shirts and the latest in spring ties.
Frank Hustace is putting up row
of twelve cottages in the vicinity of the
Hustace & Co. stables on South street.
Tomorrow night the benefit at the
Orpheum to Jim Post. An especially
attractive program will be presented.
May 1st. the anniversary of Dewey's
victory has been proclaimed general
holiday by Governor Gage of Califor-
MIA.
Board and room in a private family
can be mad by addressing *" Adver-
Hser office. Single gentleman pre-
ferred.
The Supreme Court decision in the
matter of Lincoln L. McCandless VS..
John Ii estate, Limited, is published in
this issue.
The anniversary entertainment of
the Y. NJ. c. A. takes place Monday
evening. A first class program has
been prepared.
The parishioners of St. Andrews |
Cathedral met last evening and pre- /
pared an address acquieScing in the let |
ter of the Bishop.
Assessment No. 4. of % per cent, on
the new issue of stock of the Oahu
Sugar Co., Ltd, will become delinquent
on April 29th, 1899.
The Minister of the Interior has re-
fused license to Japanese for
lodging house on Kinau street near
the base ball grounds
The case of the Japanese rioters has
been postponed until Tuesday at the
request of A. G. NJ. Robertson, who
represents THE defense.
The regular meeting of Hawaiian
Tribe No. 1, l. o. r. NJ, w. .olle place
this Friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Work in the adoption degree.
The ship S. p Hitchcock may ship
a native crew for her trip to New
York. She is now loading at the rail
way wharf.
The Hawaiians who went East to
join Buffalo Bills show have arrived
in New York and were greeted with
applause on their first appearance.
The Rev. NJ L. Gordon, NJ D., of ia
pan, an eminent and successful mis-
sionary, will preach at the Central
Union church next Sunday morning.
Commencing on Monday next B. F.
Ehlers & Co. will offer some surprising
bargains in silks. Don't miss their
window display Of new piques this
week.
T. Give Davies will give a garden
party at his residence, Craigside. next
Saturday He has recently put in an
elegant rustic gate made of native
stone.
The cutting away of the banana
trees at the Hawaiian hotel to make
way for the annex has produced de-
cided change in the appearance Of the
grounds. .
A furnished house on Beretania
street is advertised for rent to desir-
able tenant for five months or longer.
Apply at Hawaiian Trust e Invest
ment Co.
T. Rain Walker and family returned
from England by the Rio. Mr. Walker
will take charge of the firm of T. II.
Davies & Co. during the absence of F.
NJ. SwanZy.
Tomorrow evening Du Bell, of the
Orpheum company, will give an exhi-
bition tight-wire walk on wire
stretched from the roof Of the Orpheum
to the tower of the fire station.
Mr. Allan Herbert has purchased
1900 Samoan cocoanut trees, which he
intends to plant ON each side OF the
new beach road, Ala Moana. The
planting will take place May Day.
The complimentary band concert to
Miss Waldorf at the hotel this evening
should prove especially entertaining.
han md