The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-29
II Delineator patterns at Mrs

April Delineator patterns at Mrs.
Hannas.
Canaries; fine singers; for sale at
Camarinos, California Market
number of first class typewriters
for rent at Pearson & Potter Co, Ltd
Dr. Herbert's residence property on
Aakea street is to be sold on April
9Th.
Only a few more days of the reduc-
ton sale at City of Paris. Hawaiian
Hotel.
young man desires room and board
in a private family. Has good refer
ences. See ad.
oahu Lodge No. 1, K. of p, will
meet tonight in regular convention.
Work in the first rank.
Senator K.alauokalani has a letter
from Delegate Wilcox saying that the
latter is on his way home.
A black cocker spaniel, answering to
the name of 'Brumby," has been lost.
Reward at Advertiser office.
Four nice rooms, suitable for house
keeping. centrally located, can be had
by consulting our want" ads.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 Will hold a
special meeting this, Friday. evening.
at 1880 o'clock. There will be work
in the first degree.
Auction sale of stock of groceries
today at 10 o'clock, on Fort street, near
Kukui All goods new. James r.
Morgan will conduct the sale.
The dainty chinaware sold by the
Pacific Hardware Company in their
Bethel street store is a dream to those
who appreciate this kind or ware.
Company A, N. G. H., are ordered to
ASSEMBLIES at the Drillshed tonight at
$50 o'clock to make preparat tons for
the competitive drill, which takes place
saturday night
The monthly business meeting of the
y. z. S. b. of Central Union Church
will be held in the ladies' parlor this
evening at 1880 p m. A full attend
ance is desired
Manuel Rapoza a Portuguese, was
tarred and feathered at Honokaa early
this week by a number OF indignant
citizens. The trouble was caused by
serious offense against the moral code.
General Wade, who is now aboard
the transport Meade, en- route for Ma
Mia, will not be retired from the army
on April A. 1907 General Ludlow will
be retired November y in the same
year
The regular monthly dividend Of the
kahuku Plantation Company will be
paid the stockholders tomorrow at the
office of NJ. 5. Grinbaum & Co. The
stockbooks will be closed to transfers
IN the 18th and Goth of this month.
The Gospel Temperance League will
give a sociable, free to all, at Foster
Hall this evening from TO 10 o'clock.
There Will be interesting exercises, in
GLIDING the election of eight members
)f the Hawaiian sub-grand council.
Company A, of the National Guard,
held meeting last night, and unani-
mously accepted a challenge of Com
pany Z for a competitiev drill on Sat
urday next. The drill will take place
Of 10 Lob
AS the 3:15 train was about to pull
away. from the Oahu Railway depot
yesterday, soldier from the trans
port Meade was suddenly taken i'll
and the patrol wagon was summoned.
The man was sent to the Military Hos
pital for treatment
a white shirtwaist, with Jewelled
buttons, was taken from the veranda
Of one Of the cottages at the Hawaii
an Hotel last Sunday. reward of
$500 is offered for the return of the
same, or for any information leading
to the recovery of the waist.
Crowds visited the NJ. E. Killean Co.,
Ltd. store, yesterday. to see the
browning triumphs of Dame Fashion
creations in Easter millinery and nov
elites. There was a grand display OF
new Partisan hats trimmings, gloves
and elegant lace and crepe gowns, etc.
A pocketbook belonging to one of the
soldiers on the transport, was lost on
the street yesterday. Same contained
a discharge from the United States
army and is of no value to any one
but the owner, who viii be pleased if
the person Will return it to this Of
flee.
The Japanese lawn party and fair
will commence this afternoon at
o'clock The Hawaiian Electric Com
pany We're busy all day Stringing cleo
Illuminating the grounds at night. All
the decorating will be done by Japan
csc artists.
A gasoline stove in the paint shop
next door to the police station ex-
ploded yesterday, and. for a few min
utes it seemed as if the entire row of
wooden buildings would go up in
smoke. The employees, however. were
able to quench the flames, without
even calling for the fire department.
The damage is nominal.
A big crowd assembled IN the
grounds and on the lanais of the Ha-
Waiian Hotel last evening TO listen to
the concert given by the Territorial
Band. A large number of officers and
soldiers of the transport Meade were
present, and were loud in their APP
plause of the rendition of the Hawaii
an songs by the two girl singers
The Japanese bazaar, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Japanese Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be held this afternoon al
Haaielea Lawn, corner of Richards
and Hotel streets, opposite the Ha-
waiian Hotel, commencing at O'Clock
and continuing until 10 p. m. The
grounds will be prettily decorated.
L. b. Kerr e. CO. have an announce
ment in this paper published else
where, which will be of great interest
to the ladies of Honolulu. The prices
Of the goods as advertised, are special;
in fact, simply cut in two, and only a
limited number of each article will be
sold, so that intended purchasers will
have to call early. Sale begins today
The Healani masquerade will take
place this evening at the boathouse.
A large number of tickets have been
sold, and the event promises to be one
OF the most successful affairs ever I'M
dertaken by the club. Many mover
costumes will be worn. Dancing will
ommence at o'clock and the un-
. asking will take place at 10:3O
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
Immediately afterward.
word was received yesterday by DR..
. Il. Bishop over the wireless telegraph
rom DR.. Davidson of Lahaina that
John A. Moore had died at the resi-
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