The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-21
LOCAL BREvlTiES.
-, as "Shylock.'

t-o9I-COdl-COdl 10 DuIIl Lei. 400.
kangaroo tires at The Walker Cy-
terY
,ery
monday will be Shriners' night at the
4 fn-ra House. -
4 n, and Mrs J. NJ Dowsett are VS.
l. ting on Maui
a The plumbing of the police station
,as been completed.
cociaI at Central Union Church to-
u;gbt All are invited
lieutenant Naipo, of the police force.
g father of a bouncing boy.
The artillery force at Camp McKin-
I.v will be held at about 222.
4 German woman desires a position
4 a. cook for hOusekeeper. See ad.
An expert typewriter is wanted See
slsssaed advertisements on next page
A. the sewer outfan 2.O00 feet of "a
inch tubing has been sunk into the
reef.
Morrison's local hits will be fea-
-ure Of the Shriner night perform
anCe-
Numbers of invitations for the Shrin-
or ball last night, are yet in the post
Office
". c. Weldon, T. McCants Stewart,
nalei plantation.
An experienced dry goods salesman
desires a position. Can give good ref
e-ences. See ad.
magic lantern entertainment was
given the other evening for the bene-
iii Of Waiohinu Church.
The Ket On TUT Society have sued
Gnau Chong again for squatting in
front of their clubhouse.
A shark. five feet in length, captured
of Diamond Head, was brought to the
market by Japanese fishermen yester-
DAY.
a competent man is wanted to take
charge of a soda water plant For
PARTICULARS, address ID. E. F." this
office
4 man and wife desire a cottage Of
I'VE or six rooms somewhere near town.
viii take furnished or unfurnished.
See ad.
Mortimer l. Stevens left on the CIau-
dine for Maui, where it Is reported,
he may take the steamer Centennial
10 the Coast.
Two nicely furnished rooms are Of
tered for rent. Board can also be had
il desired. For particulars, see class
fled as on page S.
Senator Achi is suing the Kapiolani
Estate to compel it to affix the legal
stamps TO MS ueeO OF the S1UU,OUU tract
he has bought at Kalihi.
The boxes for the Shriner night,
Monday, March 26th, will be auction
ed off at Wall, Nichols Company's
store at noon next Saturday.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Ladies Society of Central Union
Church will be held today at 10 o'clock.
4 full attendance is desired
native paper states that Home
Rule prayer meetings are held every
Sundaysto "beseech heavenly guidance
for Delegate Wilcox at Washington.
F. j. Cross has been elected nresi-
dent of the wireless Telegraph Conn
pany vice William r. Castle, resigned
and c. J. Hutchins becomes vice prssi-
dent.
The Rapid Transit Company is con
sidering an offer by the College Hills
people of a $4,000 land bonus for ex-
tending it's system to their residence
tract.
Native fans, hats, mats, shells, coral,
hula hula dresses, Hawaiian dimes and
postage stamps in great variety at
The Island" curio shop, ii6 Hotel
street.
A. B. Scrimgeour. the expert en-
ployed by the joint finance committees
reports that the accounts of the gov
eminent are in better shape than ever
before.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Nahiku Sugar Co.. Ltd. will be held
on the 2Sth day of March. at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, at IL
o'clock.
Frank Andrade, of Andrade, Peters
& Andrade. left for Kauai yesterday
afternoon, TO prosecute an important
criminal case which has been set foi
hearing next week.
NTH 10 IF no a
waiian Agricultural Society tomorrow
at the High School. The advantages
Of holding a fair and other important
matters will be discussed.
Mrs F. B. McStocker and daughter
Julia, are expected next Saturday or
the Kinau from Hilo. Mrs. McStockel
will soon leave for the Mainland tC
place her daughter in school.
There will be a special meeting OF
the stockholders of the Territorial
Stables Co., Ltd, at the office of the
company on King street, next WedneS-
day. March 2Tth, at 10 o'clock.
Bruce Cartwright is the owner Of the
Rookie lot at Hotel and Union streets
which Broker Armitage bought foi
$4,000 On that and adjoining proper
~ he may put up a fine building.
Owing to the strike at the Honolulu
Iron Works, j. a. Kennedy and Rob
ert Scott were obliged to go to the
Coast on the British steamer Gaelic
1t cost them 5000 apiece extra for fines
Those who have made their reserva-
lions Of seats at Wall, Nichols Compa-
nys, are cautioned that, unless the
tickets are called for by noon on the
day of the performance, they Will bt
resold.
Transfers. expressmen and others
who are in need of a wagon, harnes!
or dray, should look up Will e. Fish
er's ad today He will have an auc
ton sale on Friday at the office of the
California Feed Company, on Queer
street.
yesterday afternoon there was 6
meeting of the Pioneer Sugar Mil
company, Of Lahaina, in the offices o
hackfeld & Co, for the transaction O.
routine business. There will be meet
ing Of stockholders of the same com
pany next week.
A wagonette party was given by 7
number of friends to Misses Mapuan;
and Helen Smith on Tuesday evening
The Quintet Club accompanied tn
party. and they drove to Waikiki
around Punchbowl, and about tn
city playing and singing.
rumor has it that some of tn
members of the Legislature are con
SlIeTinlr the ma SSa cra of a resolution O