The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-23
LOCAL BREVlTiES.
HiIIs sale today.

bunch of keys with chain attach |
A,ra advertised as lost.
rsa Hawaiian Lodge met last night I
.[ york in the third degree.
LAKELAND wheels for $35, at E. o. !
,.n & Sons. New shipment.
speciaI concert was given by the
I'D at the hotel last evening.
-,sI and w0od-cheapest in the city.
convinced and ring up Tel. 136. \
n W. Norton, of this city, was
/ washington during the Inaugural
within the past three days there
/ ,,ra been eighteen deaths in Homo
1Iu.
The HeaIani Boat club are perfecting
heir plans for the coming minstrel
how
Auction sale of buggies, horses, phae-
i ans etc. today, at Morgans sales
goms.
4 Al the matinee today Miss Roberts
sIl give her fine representation of
i camille
Bart. the jeweler, will repair your
ratCh for you. Hawaiian souvenirs
4 made to order
Passbook No. 2365, on Bishop & Co.'s
4 rank has been lost Finder viii please
4 q.uTn TO the bank.
The best place in town for Island
i .griOs and souvenirs. The Island Curio
4 Shop, ll6 Hotel street.
Keep your grass down by getting a
avn mower from the Pacific Cycle and
4 Manufacturing Company.
Bids for grading Liliha street will be
received by the Superintendent of Pub
! r Works until March %.
Miss Hawley has the very latest in
spring millinery displayed IN room l,
Arlington block, over the Lace House
The ladies' should not forget that the
prices of goods at City of Paris, Ha-
gaiian Hotel are the same as on the
coast
5 h, Lucas, the optician, has return
ID from an extended tour on Hawaii
He can be found at his office in the
Love building.
A fine carriage horse, harness, and a
wO-seated carriage; also, gentle saddle
horse, are offered for sale at a bargain
See classified ads.
Lieutenant H. G.. Mcfarland u S.
y, passed through on the America
the Asiatic squadron.
A lady advertjses for a position as
n0usekeeper; has no objection to one
address, see ad on page s.
Shriners will find it to their advan-
tage to call at the Woman's Exchange,
5l4 Fort street, before buying Hawaii
an hats, calabasheS or curioS.
Mr.. Charles Chapman, one of the vis-
ting Shriners, Will lecture tonight at
Camp Mckinley to an audience OF SOL
diers, upon subjects of travel.
Today a special bus for business
men will leave the Judd building at / 80
1 m, for College Hills, where the auc-
ton sale of lots Will take place. \
All flags on public buildings in the
Territory are to be placed at half mast
for thirty days, out of respect to the
memory of ex-President Harrison.
The Amateur Orchestra had an ex-
client rehearsal in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall last evening,
twenty-five members being present.
The stockbooks of the Eva Planta-
ton Company, and Waimea Sugar Mill
Company, will be closed to transfers
from Monday, March 20, to March go,
Inclusive.
In event of a rainy day, information
may be had of central telephone sta
ton after u o'clock noon as to whether
the sale of lots in College Hills will be
postponed or not.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow as follows: Sermon
II a. m, subject, God, Our Father, "
and sermon, 1880 p. m, subject, 'On
the Way to Sodom."
Cards have been issued by the officers
Of the II B. NJ. S. Warspite for an ':at
home" this afternoon. from $3.50 to 6:3'
p. m, The boat will leave al $3.50 p. m
from Brewers wharf.
Tickets for the anniversary of the
Pacific Rebekah Lodge, /. o. o. f., are
10 be had from the members. The
entertainment and dance will take
place at Progress Hail. next Wednes
day evening.
What could be better for your Sun
day dinner than shoulder of muttor
or a piece of prime roast beef? YOU
aan get them both at 1917 cents, today
at the Honolulu Market Co, Ltd, OF
Bethel street.
Ben" Bruins will shortly leave To-
the Coast, where he has been called
IN business Of an urgent nature. HI
will return TO Honolulu after few
months. as Hawaii has charms for tn
talented young man which he ind
hard to resist.
Much interest has been manifested
AS to who will be the fortunate pos
SCISSORS of the lodges and boxes OF
NHilltFS night at the opera hOuSe
Auction sale takes place today at Wal
Nichols Company, and viii h. Fishe
viii do the grand act.
A diamond will be laid out on the pa
rade ground in time for the practtc
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton team next Tuesday Afternoon
Regular team practice will be com
menCed next week, and the men wi
try for positions. There win be tw
teams.
One Of the through passengers on tn
America Maru to the Orient was Med
cal Inspector F.. Rodgers, who wa
been assigned to duty with the Asiati
squadron. He visited the naval sta
non Yesterday in company with Com
ma0der A. Mark. who goes to the POI
Of Manila.
The grand concert to be given by til
Beretania Tennis Club will take plaC
IN the Opera House on April 18th. a
excellent program is being arrange,
and the very best local talent VIII al
pear. There will be no playing
speak of on the new courts until aft'
the concert is over.
The Oahu College athletes are rigl
on edge for their contest with kam
Aameha School next Saturday. The
VIII. contrary to expectations, De ap
TO place their strongest team in Il
aeld. and it is expected that both ca
Je and Meyers will be in shape 10
themselves justice.
The Aloha branch, 7. s., will hold
regular weekly meeting tonight In q
r. of ?. hall, Fort street, at 1:So.