The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-28
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Orphsum tonight.

FurnlbAtu u"ha'N''P'"- 4''ti' eve
400 Beretania.
Bruce Cartwright Will return from
San Francisco in April.
An upright piano in good condition
for sale. See elsewhere.
J. n. Craig. the contractor, is expect
ed home on the Mariposa.
las. f.. Morgan will hold an auction
sale OF milch cows Saturday.
You will have no regrets TO express .
II you buy a Cleveland wheel.
George and Albert Wilcox are expect
ed In Honolulu today from Kauai.
For good fresh milk and cream teIe- .
phone 600. See notice this issue.
Dr. y. l.. Hutchinson, dentist. will
leave for an island trip tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Dickey Of Maui
are to go TO the States in the near
future.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock is
the next time OF meeting for the Board
Of Health.
X. Isoshima. King street. above Beth
ell. has now on display the latest In
shirts and neckties.
w. r. Castle and family will visit
the other Islands in May. They will
make an extended trip.
. An expert stenographer and typewrit-
Per with best OF Island and foreign ref
erences, desires a position.
The four-masted British bark Gre
NADIA" CT days out of Newcastle, arriv-
eu OFF the harbor last night.
o. s. trip cyclometers for 2S and 30
inch wheels: register 10000 miles. See
ad. Pearson & Potter this page
Food Inspector Shorey will have his
report for the months OF January and
February ready 10 submit tomorrow.
Mr.. Theo. Hoffman had a gang Of
men busy yesterday morning hosting
the smokestack at the new ice works.
Il. G.. Macfarane and Mrs. and Miss
Widdiheld are expected 90 return from
the United States on the Mariposa to-
day.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. Of r.. will
hold a regular convention tonight.
Work in the third rank (amplified
form).
The members of the Court of Claims
have not yet been determined upon, but
will probably be announced within a
week
August Heneberg will resign the
management Of Olowalu plantation.
His successor has not yet been de-
termined upon.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
now on display n complete assortment
of lamps. Some very new and dainty
styles are shown.
A card case containing cards bearing
IN the name OF A. r. Taylor. has been lost.
The finer will be rewarded by leav-
ing at me Gazette office.
At the Board of Health meeting yes
terday II was decided to- increase the
salary OF the superintendent OF the lep-
er receiving station to $50 per month.
The Foreign Office has been notified
that Mr.. ToyOsaburo Fuiita, Chancellor
to the Consulate. arrived on the steam
or China and takes rank next TO Mr.,
$. Sacko, Chancellor.
The band will play tomorrow at the
Hawaiian hotel for the first time since
the quarantine of the Hotel stables, and
on Friday afternoon at the charity
baseball game at Makiki
Arrangements have been made L
have the carcasses of all rats turned
in at the Board of Health Office cremat
ed free of charge at the Hawaiian
Electric Company's works.
Half an hour before the regular :: g
service tonight the teachers of Contra
Union Sunday School will hold thei
semi-monthly meeting for business an,
discussion of The 1 eacher During tn
Week"
Senator and Mrs. Waterhouse will
sail by the Australia on her next voy
age 20 San Francisco. Their son. Al
bert Warehouse. will return to colleg
by the same ship. Mrs Grace Water
n house will accompany them.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Hanalei local Teachers Association
took place at the Kilauea school. Kauai
on Saturday, March i7th. Chapter fou
on concentration of "McMurray's Gen
eral Method" was read and discussed
The following donations were recent
~ received by the treasurer of Chimes
Relief Society: Oahu Railway & Lane
Il Co. Ltd. $3.50: Won Hamm-YOung Co
Ltd. $50: The Bank of Hawaii. 800
n Mrs. Clara n. Banning. Oakland, Cal
An 500.
~ The matter of the Bow Wong societ
Y which came up in the last meeting o
the Executive Council for discussion
was postponed at the request of w. X
Castle, an attorney for the society, VIII
M wanted more time TO investigate tn
facts OF the case.
a rare opportunity to see choice prod
ucts from Japan will be given tomOr
n row afternoon at Mrs. Fred. J. Low
II reys. Ice cream and cake will be sery
ed on the lawn from 3 to 6 O'CLOCK
NJ The admission fee Of twenty-five cent
will go for the work of the Ladie.
Society.
Private Secretary T.. r. Hendry wa
yesterday presented by President Woo
OF the Board of Health with a hand
some Circ,e-shaped silver badge beal
ing the red cross In enamel. as a tOke
of appreciation Of the valuable and e.
Gcient services OF his trusty aide. tn
badge bears the inscription. "Privat
Secretary. Board of Health"
Captain Holt. a police officer OF rar
discretion, assisted by a lieutenant an
two officers, preserved order" at th
corner of Hotel and Fort streets las
night. The officers CirCled around On
crowd narrowly watching for unsu: