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

Australia.
The Supreme Court has ad-
journed sine die.
W. :. Bartlett has assumed
charge of Ilaniwai.
Thirteen hundred feet of granite
curbing is for sale.
Silver King" at the opera
house tomorrow night.
II. +. Wichman has some very
convenient Russian coffee pots.
\ subscription dance will be
given at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening.
Captain Houdlette treated a
number of new arrivals to Waikiki
drive and surf bath yesterday.
The Daley Company will give
four performances this week-three
in the evening and one matinee.
The Hebron Drug Company gives
some good advice In regard TO
chewing gum In another column.
Through F. \. Schaefer, Consul
I for Italy, that country Saturday
recognized the Republic OF Hawaii.
The grounds at Sans Souci were
crowded yesterday afternoon, and
the beach was lively with merry
makers.
There will be a matinee at the
Opera House Saturday and Dailey's
Company will present Dan SulIy's
Corner Grocery"
DR.. c. 5. Cooper did not return
by the Australia, as was expected
by some of his friends, but will
come down on the Monowai.
The old band will play at the
Hawaiian Hotel tonight, rendering
the concert to Mr.. Halves that the
rain prevented Friday evening.
Pending the decision regarding
an electric railroad franchise G. Z.
Ballentyne will go into the insur-
ance business with Bruce Cart
wright.
The Rev. Henry III. Rice is de-
!ivering lectures at St. Johns Pres
byterian Church, San Francisco,
on Hawaii, the Paradise OF the
Pacific"
DR.. Twombly writes, with great
enthusiasm, about his visit to these
islands, and he hopes to do some
effective work in placing the
cause" before the American peo-
pie.
There was an anniversary luau
given at Paul Isenberg's ranch at
WaiaIae on Saturday. With the
exception of two, all the guests
were from the store of Hackfeld q
Co.
Mrs. 4. Herbert and Miss Her
bert returned Saturday. While
absent. they have visited relatives
IN England and IN Denver, Col
They will remain at the Hawaiian
Hotel for a time.
Walter G.. Smith, the former
editor of the Star, is at present in
San Diego, California. He will
deliver the address on the occa-
sion of the Cabrillo celebration to
be held in that city.
Electric lights that have been
turned out as early as two in the
morning now are on all night
This is another blessing caused by
the rainfall and consequent in
crease of water supply.
Mr.. Daley, why not give an out
of door performance some afternoon
OF AS You Like It" or some other
play2 Several persons have spoken
of this, and Honolulu is just the
place for something of the kind.
The Silver King" Tuesday night,
:. Jim the Penman" Thursday, and
.-Charley's Aunt" Saturday. These
are the plays promised by the
Daley Company for this week Al
ready the advance sale for the lat
ter piece is quite heavy.
There will be plenty Of music in
the air tonight; the Government
band at Emma Square and the old
band at the hotel. A person stand
ing between the two places will be
deluged by a combination Of sound
waves that will cause him TO seek
the immediate vicinity Of one set
OF musicians or the other
Persons having blight on their
trees can now get colonies Of lady
birds from Mr.. Marsden, Commits
sioner of Agriculture. All appli-
cants should bring a mouthed jar