The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-25
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

/Hawairs exhibit for the Osaka fair
will be forwarded on the Korea tomor-
row.
Father Libert. pro-vicar of the Cath
solic mission, returned yesterday from
Maui.
Mrs Hanna has received the Delin-
Gator and Buttrick patterns for Feb
ruary.
a. A. Montana has an announcement
in this paper of a glove sale for one
! day only, Monday.
| Frank Loucks. a clerk of the circuit
court. returned yesterday in the Ala
media from the Coast.
| The Missionary Cleaners will meet at
the home of Miss Marion Dillingham; on
Monday, Jan. 26, at 3:15 p. m.
! Closing out sale of corsets at % cents
each at Jordan's. The stocking sale wit
be continued for another week.
Heavy solid gold hunting case
watches with seventeen jewel move
ments for $4,000 at H. F. Wichman's.
Mohamed Khan will give an enter
| tainment in magic in the pavilion at
Pacific Heights next Tuesday even
| ing.
A choice lot of laying hens just ar
rived by the S. S. Alameda and for sale
at the California Feed Co. Order
early.
w. O. Smith yesterday filed his annu-
al accounts as guardian of Bill Bray.
! Akau, and Annie Hall, and also as trus-
tee for the estate of A. K. Akau.
Polly Bird has sued John Bird for
divorce. alleging failure to support. An
answer has been filed admitting all the
allegations excepting as to non-support.
Arabic is being very extensively
| used all over the Islands; if comfort is
considered, all corrugated iron roofs
should be covered. California Feed Co.
agents.
Deputy Marshal Handy returned yes
terday on the Kinau from Hilo While
there he arranged for the coming of the
Federal officials, who will go to Hilo on
Tuesday.
| This is the last week of the Whit
ney & Marsh, Ltd, clearance sale. Lace
| curtains, ladies' muslin underwear,
prints. dress goods, etc, at less than
half price.
Mrs. Taylor, florist, received choice
chrysanthemums and SEWERS beautiful
carnations by the Alameda. Store open
today Sunday until noon, at the Ho-
nolulu Drug Co.
DIR. A. r. Rowat, the veterinary sur
geon, has taken the premises on Pen
| sacola and Wilder avenue. Orders left
at the Club Stables or through Phone
Blue 2126 will be promptly attended to.
The Mitchell Commission recommend
ed the disallowance not only of Liliuo
kalani's claim for the crown lands, but
1.-The claims made by other persons pro-
| Tossing to be members of the late royal
families of Hawaii"
There win be no concert today as the
band is not in shape. The first play,
after returning from Hilo, will be Mon
| day morning at o'clock in the Capitol
grounds. There will be the usual con-
cert at Emma Square in the evening.
There is said to be an epidemic of
"breakbone fever" in the city just at
| present. The disease has something of
! the symptoms of scarlet fever, or scar
latina, and is accompanied by the for
nation of small scales on the hands.
Physicians say it is quite prevalent.
At a meeting of the trustees of Oahu
College yesterday Clarence H. Cooke
was elected a trustee to succeed ]. B.
Atherton, resigned, and was, as well,
made temporary treasurer to fill the
vacancy caused by the prospective alb
sence of P. c. Jones from the Territory.
The Pacific Hardware Co.'S house
|
| on Monday January 26th, the biggest
! bargain in white Mountain Ice Cream
I Freezers" ever quoted in Honolulu.
Read their lad" in another column and
remember the prices are for Monday
only.
| At the Catholic church of St. John
| the Baptist in charge of Rev. Father
J Clement at Kalihi-waena Epiphany,
i there will be a high musical mass at
/ $50 a. m. with sermon, in English, Por-
tuguese and Hawaiian. After mass
| there will be Sunday school. Rosary at
4 p. m.
Col. French of the Salvation Army
| speaks at the II a. m. service at
the Christian Church tomorrow. Mr..
| Muckley will speak at 7:3O p. m. on
why Some People Can See and Others
| Cannot?" Bible School at Gas a. m
! Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
sharp. Any and all cordially welcomed
at our services.
Mahomet Khan, the man with the
| yellow trousers, entertained the guests
| at the Moana Hotel last evening after
dinner with feats of jugglery He will
be seen at Pacific Heights in the near
future. Mahomet's brother came out in
pair of tight-fitting crimson trousers
yesterday to match the yellow unmen-
tionables worn by the chief juggler.
Attorney General Dole expects to
leave for Washington on February 8 in
order to be there in plenty of time to
prepare for the Osaki Mankichi case,
which is set for hearing early in March.
No one will go from here to appear for
the defendant, but Attorney Coudert.
one of the most famous Supreme Court
lawyers, has been retained by New
York parties having an interest in the
constitutional question raised, which
may affect the status Of the Philippines.
Mrs. Helen Wilder Craft has notified
the Young Women basketball players
that she will give silver cup for con-
test between the teams The cup will
be a challenge trophy, which must be
won three times before it may become
the property of any club. In case there