The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-10

Frank Hogs excursion party to-
morrow.
The bicycle races at the race
track will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
G.. Summer has opened barber
shop on Merchant street, near Fort.
Give him a call.
The regular monthly band con-
cert at Makee Island Will probably
be given next week.
Remember the quarterly meet
ing of the Strangers Friend Society
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Consul-General Mills and Consul
Canavarro called on board the
Champion yesterday morning
There was a rumOr around last
night that another warship was on
port. 1t proved to be untounded.
The American League cleared
enough money on It's masquerade
ball to pay for its big flag and have
quite surplus left.
The registration for Honolulu
has reached little over $50. This
includes more than a hundred per-
sons who did not register for the
Constitutional Convention.
Mrs. Sturgeon, who has been the
matron OF Kawaiahao school for so
long, has been appointed to the
same position at the new kameha-
meha girls school, with an increase
in salary.
The band will give another
moonlight concert at Thomas
Square this evening. Quite num-
Der went to Emma Square last
night and listened with enjoyment
10 the music.
4 new shoe store will be started
bv NJ. McInerny in the near future.
A large and complete stock Of foot
wear will arrive on the Australia,
and the store will be opened as
soon as possible.
People on the other islands are
beginning to object because they
do not get q chance to hear Ber-
gers bows discourse sweet strains.
What is the matter with giving the
band a trip to Maui and Hawaii?
\ party of ladies and gentlemen,
consisting of DR.. and Mrs. Day, DR..
and Mrs. McGrew. DR.. and Mrs.
Wood, w. \. Armstrong, and VIM.
p. Brigham, rode up Tantalus yes
terday afternoon, returning by
moonlight.
There viii be a special meeting
OF the Honolulu Amateur Athletic
Club this evening at Z 80 at
the y. VI. C. 4. Hall. All mem
bers are requested TO attend as
business of Importance Is to be
transacted.
VIM. Walter Phelps left in his
will $4,000 to Charles Nordhoff.
This is only about one-tenth Of one
per cent. Of the entire estate but
It Is a great deal more than the
Iegatee deserved if he i NordhOff
the notorious.
The residents Of Honolulu who
live on the upper part of Punch
bowl street are kicking, because
they have not been able TO get any
water since Sunday. They think
that as long as the Government
fails to furnish the water which
they pay for it ought to serve out
beer.
The Healani Boat Club met last
evening, for the purpose Of seeing
what could be done to put new life
into the organization. Nothing of
any Importance transpired, how
ever, although several matters were
postponed until next Wednesday.
when another meeting will be held,
and new officers elected.
Several new volumes have been
received by the last mails on vari-
Gus subjects interesting to Theo-
5oPhlsts. The Theosophical IL
brary IN the Foster block. Nuuanu
street, will hencetorth be regularly
opened to the public. for the ex-
change Of books from , to + o'clock.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday.
What was p spaTseIy settled dis
trict OF Texas 10 years ago il now
one Of the m5st densely peopled
parts of the State.