The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-15
LOCAL BREvITlES.

10 ,nrenticeS and two good sew
I"G; are wanted. See ad.
ne gu" ,,tl have some of those -75-cent
We l. b Kerr 81 Co, Ltd
oNo'Iv 7. N. Strauss and Miss Will
Atom married on Wednesday even
-ists, Guide Through Hawaii can
lad of all newsdealers- Price, so
,'Iiom r. castle once studied law
The Office Of the late William M.
ggarts
me s1uin Commandery was held last
4 sgening~
Dillingham; expects to make
.ro-her trip 10 Inc coast towards the
" of this month.
I'm hundred loaves of bread We're
.sured. by fire in the German bak-
IN Tuesday night.
I'll ladies' should not fail to see the
s,niav Of fine goods shown at City OF
o-1is Hawaiian Hotel.
Tho Bows Brigade held an entertain
N. al the Young Mems Christian
,,sociation hall last evening.
q yothing will please your friend more
dress pattern of the pino cloth,
sr sale at B. F. Ehlers & Co.
] There will be rehearsal of the choir
q the Second Congregation OF st. An
5aw's this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Meet & Chandon's champagne. in
,rlrts and pints, at Hackfeld & Co.
h. sole agents for this Territory.
4 Yesterdays police station bookings
i haunted to man charged with as
] sult and half a dozen inebriates.
4 new ve-horsepower Fairbanks
q Worse gasoline engine and pump, all
I gnpete, is offered for sale. See ad.
4 An adjourned meeting of the Club
4 ;,sbles Co., Ltd, is called for Mon
4 isy neYt at 2 p. m. at the company-s
4 flee.
j Nicely furnished rooms on Vineyard,
4 near Nuuanu street, are advertised for
4 pnt See classified" advertisements
4 On next page.
have just received the cuff driving and
4 bicycle glove. Something new; a glove
4 mat is wanted.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion juniors will take an automobile
4 rip to Kapiolani Park and return to-
morrow morning.
Two hundred and eighty-seyen bags
Of mail were brought to the postoff1e
Wednesday by the Sierra and Coptic,
] breaking the record.
There will be no Saturday matinee OF
4 the Florence Roberts Company on ac-
COUNT of the Maternity Home luau.
A Suit of Sable" will be played Fri
4 day night.
Aik0 (w.), one of the retainers OF
the late Queen Emma, and very aged
I Hawaiian woman, died on "Wednesday
4 and was buried yesterday, Rev. V. H.
ktcat officiating
The bank represented by Mr.. Lloyd,
+ whose interview appeared yesterday, Is
4 the German Savings end Loan Society,
one of the strongest financial institu-
tons on the Coast.
Tenders will be received at the office
j Of the superintendent of Public Works
for the grading of Liliha street Plans
4 and specifications can be had by max
ing application at the office.
There Will be a memorial service In
4 honor of the late Miss Nawahi at ST.
] andrews priory chapel this afternoon
at o'clock. Her schoolmates and
trends are invited to attend
All mechanics, engineers and electri-
daas should send for one of those 40
i page pamphlets containing the ques-
i lions asked by the Examining Board
Of Engineers. See ad for particulars.
The alumni of st. Louis College met
last night for the purpose of forming
/ a club A good attendance was pres
eut, and temporary officers were elect
ed Another meeting will be held next
/ week
Andrew Victor, a seaman who died
suddenly last Wednesday morning on
board the bark W b. Flint SuccumO-
ed to an attack of heart disease,
brought about by immoderate use of
tobacco.
Robert j. Breitzmann, representing
the Goodyear Rubber Company, arriv-
ed here on the Sierra. He is going on
an extended trip through the Orient
and to Siberia, returning to the States
via Australia.
The Oceanic Gas and Electric Com
pany have put in an electro plating
and galvanizing plant, and are pre-
pared to take orders for all kinds OF
work, such as gold, silver, copper or
nickel plating.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright who is to
spend the spring and part of the sum-
mer with Mrs. William Haywood, is
now here and is getting her first touch
o. Washington society. -Washington
Correspondent.
The quarterly meeting of the Pro
i tective League of Honolulu, VIII be hello
IN the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
/ ION this evening at 1880 o'clock. The
friends of reform are especially lnVlt-
4 Cd and urged to be present.
By the Sierra, E. O. Hall & Son viii
receive a shipment of Columbia chain
less bicycles with hub coaster brakes
and in order to make room for this
stock the Pennant wheels now or
hand will be sold for $17 so.
A meeting of the special committee
Of five of the House, which was ap'
Pointed to investigate the matter o.
Inc granting or Withholding of liquor
licenses, will be held tonight in th'
lower room at the makai- W aikikf cor
Her Of the Capitol.
Prospective Eagles are disconcerte'
ny the nOn-appearance of Grand Or
sdAzer j. +. Cheatham, who was ex
i prtted TO come on the Sierra, but Wn
allied TO materialize. They Will scream
d Wayerley Hall next Sunday AFTER
noon at o'clock.
Albert Hoogs, formerly of the Inter
I'd! revenue office, passed through Tn
S.ly last week on his way to New YORK
@E hoogs had intended to stop ne
vd' later made up his mind that New
1ofH offered the best opportunities
washington Correspondent.
The death of William NJ. Evarts re
'alls the fact that Judge I. Lyle DICK
was assistant attorney general Q
HlesIdent Johnson's cabinet when MI
warts was a member of that BODY
.uoge Dickey was father of Represen
f%suNe c, Ii. Dickey and Lyle =