The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
oryheum tonight.

Cleveland bicycles run easy because
the bearings are perfect.
black braided cape has been lost.
Reward at Advertiser office.
\ tsbsspa has contributed $2JS.JO 70
4 the FIRE sufferers Of Wailuku.
DIR. n. f. Winz.ow has resigned az
olantatiOn physician at kiheL
Leo Chm Of The Oahu Lumber Co. re-
tu-ped in the China yesterday.
las r.. Morgan will hold an auction
ale OF wheat hay today at II o'clock.
The wailuku sugar mill recently
had 2s 600 sacks stored awaiting ship
ment
Mis-, ElstOn. sister OF Charles a.
Elst0n. has returned from a visit 20
Kauai.
From this date until further notice
.be Home Bakery Cafe will be closed
for repairs.
A bookkeeper and correct accountant
desires position. See Classified
ads on last page.
The "Zaza" is a new belt that is all
the rage In the States Just now. Ehlers
has them for sale.
II you need good agateware 1t will
10 20 your interest TO look up w. w.
~ nond's adj. today.
Bert Peterson has some elegant
beach property and dwelling on same
\ for sale. See his ad.
The Cleaners will meet this after
noon at half past two o'clock at the
Central Union Church.
The books OF the Hawaiian Sugar Co.
will be closed TO transfers from March
9th 90 April I'd, 1900.
Bishop Willis will hold a coniirma-
ton In st. Andrews Cathedral on Palm
Sunday. IN the afternoon.
The auction sale OF the delinquent
Istock of the Maunalei Sugar Co. has
4 been postponed until Monday. April 2.
The Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co..
corner Fort and Beretania streets. are
Offering bedroom sets at reduced prices.
Anti-Grippe Tablets, prepared by the
Hebron Drug Co, are sure Grippe
killers with no annoying after results.
-Four French women were arrested
last night for violating certain sections
OF the law relative to the act 10 miti-
gate.
flhUiDytn vi lAlt VI iltdAAAA
were paid on Saturday afternoon. The
delay in paying them had caused much
4 annoyance.
The fight against the plague pest on
Maui Is now simply a war of EXTERN
nation against the Kahului rats
4 Maui News.
Lieutenant Commander j. \. Morris.
formerly OF the u. s. 5. Charleston,
with his wife. were through passengers
lin the China.
The old kerosene warehouse prem
lses have been selected by the Minister
OF Interior as the site OF the new
garbage crematory.
The people appreciate the values
Hopp 4 Co. are Offering in odd sized
rugs as shown by the way they took
advantage this last week.
G. s. Desky. who has been in the
United States for the Pacific Heights
electric railroad company. is expected
TO arrive on the Mariposa.
The iron fence enclosing the Nc
Grew premises facing on Beretania
street has been taken down TO con-
form 20 the new street lines.
Some fifteen or twenty Chinese yend
ers OF meats ana vegetables were ar.
rested yesterday for plying their
trade on the sidewalk near the railroad
depot
The basket ball tournament at the Y
VI. G. A. Saturday evening resulted in ;
score of II to o in favor of the Y. NJ
C. A. team. The Punahou team wer,
the opponents of the winners.
Those who attend the concert at the
Y. NJ. G.. A. Tuesday evening. for thu
benefit OF the Hawaiian Relief Society
will get their moneys worth. as a mos
interesting program has been prepared
While Mt Nawiliwili Walter @. Hy
man, Sheriff Coney and Willie Rice
went fishing. Between them the!
caught ten fish and Hyman says tha
I II It had not been for mosquitoes
ieither he nor Coney would have ha6
n bite.
II Music-lOvers will have a rare treat /
|tshey attend the benefit concert Tues
Day evening In the Y. NJ. G. A. hall anC
4 hear the violin solo by Mrs. Florence
George Sesser. This lady is a mos
excellent performer on that instrument
and this is her first appearance.
The trial OF X. A. Faulkenberg wa
begun In Judge Wilcox's court Satur
n day. The defendant was formerl!
color sergeant Of the First Regiment
". G.. H.. and Is accused OF stealing
goods belonging 20 the government
Rex. Hitchcock appears tor the de
Tense.
Beginning with April the home de
partment of the Bible school Of tn,
Central Union Church will be given
prominent place; the privileges Of tn
school being extended to all who viii
study at home at least half an hou
each week. The Choral Society is be
ing more and more appreciated. IL 4
quite the popular thing 10 sing with i
Friday evenings.
Mrs. +. G. SchlmmeIfennig died Sat
urday morning at her home on HOte
street. aged sc years. She leaves thre
sons and one daughter, Edward anC
Charles Schimmelfennig of San Fran