The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-09

Tho steamer WaimanalO Will be
IA At auction on the 23d of this
month.
special meeting of Lodge LIE
p-osres will be held tomorrow
Earning at 1875 o'clock.
All claims against the estate OF
mr. George Martin must be pre-
.snted to J. F. Hackfeld.
leo Cooper the elocutionist may
Two a dramatic recital during next
week before school children.
The American League meeting
.w;lI be held on Tuesday evening
next. Monday being holiday.
Light blue, pink, lavender, cream
md white wash mulls can be found
"a. Sachs store on Fort street
The Fourth of July committee
have decided not to have the "an-
tiones and horribles" this year.
The Enterprise Dairy has no.
+iee in this issue, stating that milk
will be delivered at eight o'clock on
Monday.
FL. Peterman, formerly of this
office. has bought out the California
Bag, Tent and Awning Co., of San
Francisco.
Rev. Fl. II. Rice will give his Sec
ond illustrated lecture tonight at
Kawaiahao Church, commencing
ats o'clock.
Some medals are on exhibition
at Jacobsen's jewelry store. They
are handsome specimens of the
jewelers. art.
The "Maui mule" is not on the
programme of this years races, but
the Hawaiian Hardware Company
is still on deck.
The annual festival of the Sun
I1ay Schools of this city will be
held at Kawaiahao Church at 10
o'clock this morning.
The seventh game of the base
ball season will be played this af-
ternoon at 8 80 o'clock by the Cres-
cents and Kamehamehas.
A dividend is payable today to |
the stockholders of the Hawaiian |
Sugar Company. The lucky ones |!
can get it at w. G. Irwin d Com
pany's office.
The Councillors had very hard |
days work yesterday. An all day |
session of the Convention and an
evening session of the Councils was
their programme.
Members of the Amateur Athletic
Club are requested to call at
Thrum's store and get their mem
bership tickets, which they will
keep and present at the gate of the
ball grounds on Monday the 18th.
There will be meeting of those
Interested in woman suffrage at the
Y. M. c. A. parlors at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. All are invited, |
whether they are for or against the
movement. An address will be
made by w. n. Armstrong.
Mr.. ]. T. Waterhouse will exhibit /
today, in the windows of his Queenf
street store, watermelon which
ne says is large enough to contain
q printing Office in. If he will
only send it up here this office will |
soon show him which is bigger. l.
Councilmen McCandless and D.
=. Smith and Delegate Ables were
down on the list last night
70 speak at the meeting of
/. the American League, but the
gentlemen were engaged at the
Novernment building and could
not get away. L
John Coakley, who has been con-
nected with the Anchor for some
months, will in the future be Harry
Miiier's assistant at the Pantheon.
Sonn has large number of friends
ana they will undoubtedly give
MN good send off in his new
position.
In past years it has been the Gus
setn 10 allow thimble- riggers, wheels @
VI fortune and great many other a
sure-thing games to flourish at the =
-, track on the 18th of June.
iney will not be there on Monday :
= the police intend to arrest the
"ner OF any gambling device.
Julian d uarna ID not GET