The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

. mn Main II for an automobile.
ar,. rIeanest coal in the city. Order
r.l Main 1856.
l', rarrain; ladies' Oxfords at rs
d ~ at Kerr's Fort street.
,trsr comforts and perfumes, double
LUZ at Honolulu Drug Company.
Alexander Isenberg was a pas
a. On the Picking, which left Sat
four-room cottage, furnished or
furnished. is wanted See advertise
r.v Assessor Robinson, of Maui. is
hing at the Hawaiian Hotel for a
lew days.
uon samuel Parker came to the city
b. Kiuau last Saturday. from the
bg Island.
~. Haalanis will give a masquerade
hall at the clubhouse on frlday even
NJ March 70.
p,ctfc Lodge'No. S22, will hold their
MAR monthly meeting this evening.
fuI attendance is desired.
cir. Of fourteen, from the other
lands wishes a place to work for her
tsrI See ad on next page.
The time is limited, and the ladies
5aud take advantage OF the City of
Paris sale at Hawaiian Hotel.
The Office and factory of A n. San
i ard optician is in the Boston build
nd Fort street, over May & Co.
The Pacific Transfer Company pays
,sticuar attention to all baggage in
trusted to them. Ring up Main SIS.
Some desirable real estate is offered
t.r sale on easy terms by Charles E.
moore x Coo in the Magoon block.
The Catholic Benevolent Society will
meet this evening at the usual place
an members are requested to be pres
= rut
The Coyne Furniture Company, will
take your koa furniture and make it
look ike new. Repairing of all kinds
done
j Lamp globes are always breaking
See the prices on the globes in d.
mouds this week They are included
j in his special sale, No. 9.
Elegant furniture and household eff
tects belonging to Mr.. E. Suhr, will
be sold at public auction at Morgan's
sslesrooms next Thursday.
The list of names of the officers who
we're elected at the annual meeting of
4 the stockholders of the S. N Castle Es-
4 tate Ltd. is published elsewhere.
C. B. Wells, of Waikiki plantation,
4 ame down on the Claudine yesterday
I
4 return To Maui tomorrow afternoon
The Brunswick Grill, conducted by
4 Bert Bowers has the reputation of
serving the best coffee in town. Hans
i The German chef, always in attend
4 auce.
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1, I.
O. O. T.. viii celebrate their thirteenth
4 anniversary on Wednesday evening
March q, in Progress Hail. by giving a
4 dance,
Mrs G. W. Hodgson, wife of the rep
resentative of CHM, Heath & Co., who
mas been visiting with Miss Charlotte
4 Hall. returned to San Francisco on the
4 Paking.
The officers of the first degree of
4 Excelsior Lodge No. /, l. o. o. F., are
earnestly requested to be present at
4 the hail. Fort street, this evening at
o'clock
The list of officers who were elected
at the annual meeting of the Kahuku
1 Plantation Company, and who are to
! serve for the ensuing year, is publish
/ ed elsewhere.
match race between Hancock s
Virgie A, and Hollinger's Frank S, is
4 being arranged for next Saturday ar
q .ernoon. and several goodsized bets
are being made.
This morning M Brasch & Co., Of
the Lace House, put on sale d quantity
Of ladies' colored shirtwafsts at 70
cents sizes, 80 10 a. Former prices,
1 . cents to 81 90.
4 j. S Walker, administrator of the
Lazarus estate, has paid into the Cir
cult Court all funds due the estate,
amounting to $500 This was done hy
\ order of the court.
Mrs Bostwick. who represents the
Do, ,,fS fo.iCfs wi
4 not leave by the Sonoma for the Coast
4 but will remain at the Hawaiian Ho-
/ tel for some time.
Native Ohioans are requested to meet
/ IN the parlors of the Young Men 5
/ Christian Association tomorrow even
ing at 100 o'clck for the purpose OF
forming a Buckeye club.
4 special meeting of the various as
4 ISOLATION football clubs will be held to-
j night at o'clock in the Young Mems
Christian Association, room No. z. =
4 full attendance of members is request
ed
Members of the Amateur Orchestra
are expected to attend the regular re
A hearsa this evening at 7:45 o'clock, II
4 the Young Mems Christian Association
nall \ few drops of rain shouldn
keep anyone away.
Mrs. II. c. Brown, wife of the pas
'"i ASSISTANT al CtHlIdl NiiiOl
u Church, has been elected to take th'
presidency of the Young Women
Christian Association, to fill the vacan
y left by the resignation of Mrs. III
i E. Coleman.
A luau was given TO few frlend
Il ny Mrs Watson, at the Watson resi-
lence on Kukui Lane on Friday even
Ing. IN honor of her sister-in-laW, Mrs
D. Bate, and Mr.. Watson, both o
whom have been on the Mainland 70
some months.
4 The Moana Hotel will be inspecte
ms evening by representatives OF TN
press and other invited guests. AT
Il o'clock Manager Smith will entertal,
lhem a. a banquet. The visitors WI
Il go and come on automobiles supple
Wy the new company.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Goodfellow an
Sif Tourney of the San Francisco Ger
mania Bank, will return to the Coas
10 the SOnOma. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloye
" the same party, have decided |
.ehaln over in Honolulu until the Ial
'rt part Of the month.
Those interested in the formation c
40 Eagle Lodge in this city, met yes
"Toay afternoon in WaVerly Han an
perfected arrangements LOOKING Ic
wards that end. A large mempersni
assured for a local Aerie when III
proper officers from the Coast reac
Honolulu.
Mrs. b. f. Dillingham; and MIS- a
BERT R4ag ra+Irrpa1 SATURDAY. on Tn