The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Hawaiian band will play at
the Queens Hospital this afternoon
from 3 To b.
A valuable parcel of land stu
ate in Hilo will be sold by Nor
gan today at noon.
What follows after death?" will
loo the subject of the Philosophical
lecture tomorrow evening.
Thanks to Photographer j. j.
Williams for courtesies shown the
ADVERTISERS art department.
The monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
will be held tonight at z 80 o'clock.
Professor Scott received word
by the Oceanic that his daughter
had completely recovered her
health.
j. w. Preston, of the ADvERTIsER
staff, returned by the Kinau yes
terday from recreation trip to
Hawaii.
The Young son Of G.. b. Reynolds
fell from horse yesterday andre
ceived quite a severe cut over one
of his eyes.
Chas. j. Falk, Manager of the
Hawaiian Railway Company at
Mahukona, is in the city on u short
business trip.
United States Minister and Mrs.
Willis will hold reception this
afternoon ut their residence on King
street, near Thomas Square.
The Fort street real estate agency
has an advertisement IN this morn
ing's issue, relative To the purchase
and sale of desirable city property.
DR.. Il. |. Moore, the popular dent
list, will leave on the Australia for
a trip abroad. Whether or not he
will return depends on circum-
stances.
J. T. Warehouses; stores on
Queen street carry large and var
led stock of Haviland china, cut
and engraved glassware, household
goods, etc.
Mr.. r. J. Lowdon, accompanied
by his sisters, Misses +. G. and b.
Lowdon, has returned from visit
to the Volcano. They are at the
Arlington.
Acknowledgement Smith, Deputy
Acknowledgement Robertson and
Stenographer J. w. Jones will leave
tomorrow by the Kinau to attend
Court at Kohala.
T. F. Lansing, of Phillips " Co.,
returned on the Kinau yesterday.
He had been to Hawaii, where he
thoroughly inspected the 'Olaa
coffee plantations.
The stock and fixtures of the
Boston Lunch Rooms were sold at
auction yesterday by Harry Armi-
tage. Nearly everything was sold
at very small prices. ~
Arthur Richardson, formerly of
Honolulu, decorated the Hilo Court
House the evening of the reception
given to President Dole. His work
was much admired.
Fran els Harden did not ship on
the Lurline, as reported, unless he
fell overheard on the trip down, as
he was not ON board when that
vessel arrived at Hilo.
Rumor has it that a new butcher
shop is soon to be opened at Hilo,
and that the residents of that
place are to have beef sold to them
at half the present prices.
At the present time the registra-
ton for the outer districts of Oahu
is somewhat ahead of the number
for the May election while in Ho-
nolulu it is slightly behind, though
the next few days will likely ma
terially increase the number over
what il was at that time.
Mr.. Lee, of the Hawaiian Elec-
trio Light Company, received by
the Oceanic a Peruvian newspaper
of August Odd, which shows that
there is no danger of war being de-
clared between Peru and Chile.
The trouble in Peru was caused by
impositions that were put upon
British subjects.
A plaster cast map of California,
showing the wine districts and to-
biographical features of the state,
issued by G.. Schilling, wine mer-
chant of San Francisco, was placed
on exhibition yesterday afternoon
in one of the show windows of the
Pacific Hardware Co. A large
number of people gathered around
thn rininifu and seemed much in