The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-19
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

The beautiful lines OF all bicycles
are emphasized in a Cleveland.
Mr. Comstock with l.. +. Pinkham ar
rived from Kauai in the Mauna Loa.
Last reports show 1873. 700 sacks of
sugar ready for shipment on Kauai.
Election OF officers of the Kihei
Plantation Co. See notice elsewhere
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. F..
Brown died yesterday after a short ill
ness.
The new steel vault FOR r. o. Hall &
Sons new building arrived in the Aus
tralia.
The sale of lots on Prospect street.
owned by II. VI. Dow. takes place on
Tuesday.
HilO has used up all her butter and
potatoes, at last accounts. were at
premium.
Read what the New England Bakery
has 10 say in this issue about their eel
ebrated bread.
Mrs Hardy, daughter-in-law of Judge
Hardy, was passenger by the Helene
4 from Hilo to Kaunakakai
4 Moonlight bicycle parties to the
beach and elsewhere are favorite
forms of social amusement.
A list of names of the officers elect
ed at the annual meeting of the Paia
Plantation Co. appears elsewhere.
Inspector j. F. Howatt has resigned
from the Customs force. He will take
position with a big firm uptown.
The Odd-sized rugs offered by Hopp
4 Co. week before last are again made
speciality of for the coming week.
The Haiku Sugar Co. held an cleo
ton of officers March 10th. The list
of the names appears in this issue.
The Union Express Co. call the at
tention of intending passengers per
5. S. Australia TO their card, last page
Willard f. Brown, after quite a siege
of illness. makes daily trips to- town
now. He Is slowly regaining his usual
good health. =
A Lodge of Elks is being projected
for Honolulu and its formation may be
accomplished within the next two or
three months.
Taroena, prepared by the Hebron
Drug Co. is constantly increasing its
list of acquaintance in foreign lands
as we'll as at home.
Chin Wo Co, rice and commission
merchants, will be pleased to see their
friends and patrons at their new Office
at Hop Hing Co., Hotel street.
| am placed to inform present and
former customers that from this date
shall develop all films and plates en-
trusted TO me G. Il. lie Munyon.
The coroners jury in the ease OF the
native stabbed 10 death by Downing
we're gwen a ride in the patrol wagon
Saturday TO the Queens hospital.
The police are making an active cru
SADIE against hackmen who are in the
habit of racing home at last hours OF
the night on certain thoroughfares.
Hiloites gave the Kinau very well
come reception on her recent visit.
Her cargo was so badly needed that no
questions were asked. She went along
side the wharf
The Picking on Thursday will bring
the next mail from the Coast The
China due to leave on the Gath will be
the first steamer to leave for the Coast
after the Australia.
Captain G.. w. Saunders, formerly
OF the Mohican. brought the st. Kath-
crime here from New York. His wife,
sister and three children accompanied
him on the voyage out.
Postmaster General Dat put the press
under obligations to him yesterday by
personally opening up the HilO mail,
which had been left In the office dur
ing the morning for distribution today.
A charge of murder has been placed
against Downing, the man who cut the
natives q week ago. One of the men
Poai. employed by Hyman Bros, died
OF his wounds Saturday.
Cheong Sang. a Chinaman, who. the
police claim, Is a hard case, was ar
rested last night by Chum Paou while
trying to dispose of some valuable
silks. He could not give straight
story of how he got them.
The Planters Monthly for March is
out and contains. among other valuable /
and interesting matter. articles on Ha- |
wallis COMMERCIAL progress by the edi- |
tor and a reprint OF President Dole's I
late paper, Hawaiian Public Lands.
Commodore George Beckley Is back /
in town. His check on the First Bank /
of Hilo was the first drawn on the new
institution. It was in payment for Hilo /
real estate OF which the Commodore has
recently purchased quite lot at Puueo.
The Triangle Club meets this even
ing at 1880 o'clock at the Y. NJ. G. a.
Ofticers for the ensuing six months are
to be elected and every member Is
earnestly requested 20 attend. An In
teresting program will also be present
ed.
Mrs. ~ II. Zeure, who Is connected
with h. +. Ehlers & Co.'S dressmaking
parlors. leaves by the Australia for
tour of the East, and will return
about the first week i'm June with all
the latest ideas and designs in dress
making.
Vehicle drivers who stop at Fort
street curbings and allow the rear parts
Of the vehicles 20 project out into the
street will probably take the hint Of
fered by "A police officer who has per-
sonally lifted several of them into posi-
lions closer TO the curbing.
The Hawaiian MicroscOpical Socie-