The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

80 M Ltd, toudy.
young German girl desires posi-
=. as nurse. See ad.
",,,arjnos has some very fine cana
or sale They can be seen at the
- rssifornia Fruit Market
uops.hold furniture. rugs, piano,
of public auction today. Morgan,s
.Issrooms, at IL O'Clock.
~ u Alexander and H. F. Wichman
'b1.ked to leave on the Zealandia
a .5sy for San Francisco
Tba meas served at the Orpheumt
~ al, al. lTs,-class in every respect
Nh. p...- - only 70 cents.
so4e yyJy new spring patterns in
MS ..-.e received by the last
80 ~ An Pat, the tailor.
p.a..g, accordeon and pineapple
~ -..,..- -u..e al MIS-. Mellis' dressmaK-
81 F,,,..-..a, Loo. bereLania street.
m. cana Carriage Manufacturing
"A ~. L.4.. IDS JusJ received new line
81 rra,.-s- material from the Coast.
"a Ia.E yut tor the second millinery
,r...l, o.. MONDAY, April 1st, room /,
II ,ri.l.uu ALGe&, over the Lace House.
Auc,.0n sale OF unclaimed goods re-
- .syrI py the bark Andrew WEIGH, at
brewers warehouse today at 10 o'clock.
There was no meeting of the Board
If Health yesterday owing to the alb
q ,ance OF President Raymond on Maui.
All the samples of the City or Paris.
a Al Hawaiian Hotel, are offered for sale
At greatly reduced prices. An oppor-
s. unity for the ladies.
The Kamehameha Lodge of Perfec-
ton viii hold their regular monthly
meeting this Thursday, evening All
members are requested to be present.
WiIbur's Seed Meal, for horses in
moor condition; it makes them sleek
and glossy; also White Rock Hoof
& Packing for sale by the Manufacturing
Harness Company.
on Saturday Win e Fisher will sell
a number of law books and office sup
plies consisting of an iron safe, letter
press, bookcase, desk, etc. Sale will
take place at salesroom.
Hawaiian Tribe No. /, viii hold their
regular meeting this evening at their
hall There will be work in chiefs and
adoption degree, and it is hoped that
/ all members will be present.
Auction sale of bark Topgallant, and
all supplies: also, donkey engine and
supplies. Sale takes place at 10 o'clock
at the old FishnIarket wharf. James
Morgan will conduct the sale.
Ex-Judge Gardner K. Wilder, of Hi
/ 10, has decided to locate for the prac-
tCe of law in Honolulu. He will occu
py the offices of the late William A.
Henshall, on Kaahumanu street :
II. NJ Starkey left yesterday on the
Mariposa for a six months trip
through England and the continent.
This will be Mr. Starkeys first visit
10 his home in England for twenty
years
Look out for the dog! The dogcatcher
IS making his rounds, and woe betide
the canine that has not a license tag
IN his collar. Unless your dog is prop
erly tagged he is a subject FOR the dog
catcher and his wire moose
Junior Munsey for April, also the
Puritan, are for sale at the Hawaiian
News Company Two very interesting
articles, What New York Spends for
Charity" and How Wild Animals are
Caught" are among the contents of
these issues.
b. F. Dillingham; again left for the
Coast yesterday. He is a fellow pas
senger with B. T. LloyG, one of the
directors of the German Savings and
Loan Association of San Francisco. Mr..
Lloyd has placed considerable OF the
banks capital In bonds and other sta
BILE properties of the Islands
The semi-annual meeting of the Jap
anese Benevolent Society, as we'll as
the Japanese Charity Hospital, VIII be
held this evening, Thursday. at 1880 p,
m, at Japanese Primary School, on
society, and supporters or the Hospi-
tai, are requested to be present.
The Oahu Railway and Land Compa-
ny has issued a handsome Autographed
folder of the customary railroad type
The fore and-aft cover has u picture
Of the Oahu track passing over the
barking sands of Makua. Inside are
time tables and descriptive matter IL
Illustrated with characteristic Island
scenes. The folder is a souvenir, as
well as a convenience.
Charles Thorns, a driver for the
Maui Stables, at Wailuku, was serious
ly hurt while attempting to jump or
the platform of a moving car on the
Kahulul Railroad. He was dragged fol-
nearly sixty feet before the engine was
stopped. His left leg below the knee
cap was torn and mangled, but the
bones were not broken. He was taker
10 Malulani Hospital and treated BY
Dr. Weddick
This evening at Mrs F. ]. Lowrey' S
corner Lunalilo and Victoria streets
the Young Women's Christian Associa.
ton are to have the special pleasure
Of seeing the Japanese curios Mrs
Lowrey has collected, and hearing hel
tell of them. Is Is hoped that the
members have invited their friends tC
be present, as Mrs. Lowrey and the
Association will both be very glad tC
meet any women who are interested.
At the exhibition of Japanese curio.
and social evening to be given this
evening at the residence of Mrs. Low
rey, an address will be made by Mrs
Stockbridge, who is an excellent au
rhority upon the subject, and an en-
tertaining taIker. Mrs. Stockbridge Sc
Iected the Japanese curios for the Bal
timore museum, and has a fine Collec
ton of her own. She will explain thu
many interesting specimens of Japan
ese art in Mrs. Lowrey's extensive
cabinet.
A Japanese bazaar will be given b!
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Japanes
Methodist Episcopal Church at Haa
lalea Lawn, Hotel and Richard
streets, on Friday and Saturday after
Moons and evenings, from until L
o'clock An admission price OF 70 cent
win be charged. The bazaar is givel
tor the purpose of raising funds TO
the church. 1t will be interesting ant
: replete with japanese decorations, ant
articles for sale will be largely from
the realm of the A1ikado.
Lewis Morrison. Florence Roberts
Fred Belasco, Mr.. Stone and all thu
members of the Belasco-Thall compa
ny, which played at the Hawaiian Op
era House for several weeks, left OF
the Mariposa yesterday for San Fran
cisco, where they will once more treaC
the rialtn From the manager, down