The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


Good people ride good wheels. That
means Cleveland, OF course.
There will be music this evening at
the lanai OF the New England Bakery.
The Boston Lyric Company recently
played to poor business at san Diego,
Cal
A. j. Dollinger, the ladies' tailor, has
pmoyed 70 his residence. Az Bere- .
unia.
See MarshaTs notice in re matter Of
sam Furu5h.ma vs.. bark Seminole, in |
his issue.
Mrs.sPeuhanow. wife OF Cl-.lln Pen
hallOw Of The Alice Cooke, arrived IN.
the Gaelic.
The ladies' will fad come interesting
news by consulting -. f. Ehlers ad.
on this page.
outGeor wickerware furniture. that
rs serviceable and cleanly, Is offered by
j. Hopp * Co.
Rev. VIM. VI. Kincaid WIN speak
Sunday night upon the Ethics OF the
War in South Africa"
The Coyne-Mehrten Furniture Co,
ltd, has elected officers for the ensuing
n year. See advertisement
N J. f. Hackfeld gives notice that he
4 has filed his final accounts as assignee
of the estate of $. Ehrlich.
The Hawaiian MicroscOpical Society
will meet at DIR. Sloggett's office in the
Model block at p. IN. today.
w.. Two household helps, fine chamois
" skins and sponges, are the specialties
at Hebron Drug Co.'S this week.
The adjourned meeting of the stock
4 holders of the Waianae Company will
be held next Wednesday at j. VI. Dow
sets Office.
The names OF officers elected yester-
day at the annual meeting of the Or
pheum Theater Co., Ltd, are In these
columns today.
Satisfactory prices on all lines Of
\ goods at the Kash's two big stores are
still In force. Read the announcement
today on page 5.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Co.,
III. p. Walton manager, has very ar
tistic sign displayed at the corner of
King and Bethel.
Persons intending to take passage
per steamer Australia, April trip, must
report at the United States Consul Cen
erals Office not later than Monday.
A meeting of all contributors to the
hospital for care of incurables will be
held April 4, 1900, at p. m. Purpose,
adopting by-laws and electing officers,
Minami. Japanese laborer, was
fatally crushed on Thursday while
blasting at the Diamond Head reseI
voir works. He died at the Queen s
hospital yesterday.
Yang Wei Pin, Chinese Consul
wishes 1t stated that he has not at
yf1tacked the motives or objects or meth
w otls of the Pow On Kuk Society in his
comments on the Bow Wong and other
4 Chinese associations.
! In connection with the notice of the
leading mercantile houses regarding
h monthly settlements, attention is call
ed to the fact that discount for cast
is not a part of the agreement, eacf
firm being understood to act for them
selves only in that respect.
" According to advices received from
San francisco, the steamer DoTic will
take cabin passengers who have OBJ
served the United States quarantin,
regulations and who are examined b!
DIR. Carmichael at the United States
Consulate and are holders of certifi
N Gates.
The IrDtar-Island Steam Navigation
Company elected John Ena presden
OF the company yesterday. G.. II. Clap
was elected secretary. Ena had in
tended going abroad for a long sta
and resigned as president some tim
ago. He was induced to reconsider tn
matter.
The Fire Commissioners stated {
the Council of State Committee on In
terror Department that IL there ha
been more hose available on Januar
20 the Iroduois would have been Ell
abled TO throw six streams of water In
Of nd much los
along the waterfront would have bee
averted.
At the Christian Church the paste
j.. G. Hay, will preach tomorrow. Sui
Ieet at IL a. m, Zeal for the Study
the Word of God in the Church. in II
Home and by Individuals Wherev,
They May Be-" At 1880 p. m, "Succe
True and Lasting the Reward of Trus
~ ful and Affectionate Obedience to Il
Word of God.
XVI The Reorganlzed Church of jess
Christ of Latter-D ay-Saints will no
lA services on Sunday as follows: 10
~ m. Sunday School; IL a. m, Sacrame
lf meeting; $3.50 y. m, Book of MormC
M class; 8: 80 p. M, Church History elias
N 1880 D. m, Preaching in English. n
"A subject at the evening service will b
"The Mission of Christ"
II Hester Kidd, chief engineer OF q
Colonial Sugar Refining Co. of Sydne
arrived by the MOana yesterday to /
vestigate methods of sugar-making
Hawaii. Mr.. Kidd went directly
EVA plantation, and under the quara
tine laws was transferred to the tug,
the railway wharf and aboard the EV
M train. lie will remain I'm Hawaii sor
time lie brings letters to DIR. Walt
Maxwell of Honolulu.
III n is gratifying to notice chat the &c
trail Union Choral Society Is drawi
more largely upon the adult music
Dc rtion of the community. Much int
est is evinced in the work and a caI
tai rehearsal was had last evening.
|.. &c., nar,th from 81 pa