The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Hundreds of Honolulu people visited
the aquarium yesterday.
Attorney F. NJ. Brooks will probably
leave for China on the Siberia
F. ]. Cross returned from Maui yes
terday having completed repairs TO the
wireless station on that island
Archdeacon Weber gave an interest
ing talk to the men of the city at the
Y. NJ c. A: rooms yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Edward Dekum of the Hawai-
ian Gazette Co., returned yesterday on
the Claudine from two weeks visit
to Maui.
The Honolulu Times can be bought
of the editor on the street or at the
office. 1884 Punchbowl street. The
price is % cents (quarter).
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Coney Of Kauai
arrived yesterday morning on the
steamer w. G. Hall to attend the
funeral OF the late w. H. Coney.
The concert which was to have been
given at Makee Island yesterday was
postponed, because of the attendance
Of the band at the Coney funeral.
A special band concert will be given
at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow even
ing for the passengers of the steamer
Siberia which will remain in port over
night.
A company of Japanese actors re-
Gently played at Lahaina, Maui, a
newly composed dramatization of the
crime of Tanbara Gisaburo.-Hawaii
Shinpo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Ross of Hilo are
1oox n0
the Ventura tomorrow for visit in
Iowa and Ohio to be gone for several
months.
A. w. Taylor is to address the Research
Club at the residence Of F. c. Anterior
tomorrow evening. He will speak on
Korea where he was a formerly a
| mining engineer.
Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid will deliver the
| Baccalaureate sermon at the State
| University of Iowa in Iowa City on
| June 18th. He will then go to Williams
| College where he is to deliver the COM
mencement address.
| w. Fl. Hoogs has been appointed by
| Chairman C. L. Crabbe as temporary
| secretary of the Republican Executive
Committee to succeed the late W. n
| Coney. He will probably be chosen te
/ fill the place permanently.
A dance will be given at the Alex
ander Young Hotel tomorrow evening
for the passengers expected on the
Ventura. and Siberia which will prob
ably be in port during the evening
| Manager Lake has managed for Ha'
| waiian dance music.
Mr.. G. o. Scribner, chief clerk of th'
or Union
Railway, at Omaha, who has been II
Honolulu on a pleasure trip for the pas
| three weeks returns to the MAINLAND
ner the s. S. Korea on Thursday. III
found Honolulu to be a place Wortl
visiting and goes back enthusiastic owe
| climate and scenery.
| Cyrus T. Green of Waikiki, who has
lust returned from the coast, states
that he has made contracts with lead
ing fruit dealers on the coast to tak'
all the bananas which he can shlI
them. at liberal figures. Mr.. Greer
| further states that he will buy ant
ship all the bananas he can secur'
and the experiment will be watched
with interest.-Maui News.
| Mr.. Lot Kaulukou sang the offertor.
| at Central Union church last evening
and created a most favorable impress
sion. He sang Kings Beyond tn
Gates of. Paradise which gave hi
voice an opportunity to display 1T
range and power. Mr.. Kaulukou is tn
coming Hawaiian baritone Madam
Slapoffski, who was to have sung a
the evening service, disappointed tn
very large congregation owing to
severe cold which she contracted OF
Saturday evening
Every one realizes today what car
must he taken of the teeth IN ordel
to preserve the general health. Th'
greatest dentifrice ever discovered il
the Lsterated Tooth Powder. contain
ing Listerine. that wonderful antisep
tic and germicide. Leaves pleasan
taste in the mouth-you know nov
cooling and refreshing Listerine Is
Twice the quantity for the same pric
as ordinary dentifrices and twice a
good. The sole agents for the Island
| are Lewis & Co. Ltd, the mammoth
store at one sixty-nine King street