The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Australia tomorrow.

Only two more days 10 register.
A Waikiki Sugar Co.'S draft on
c. Brewer IL Co. has been lost.
Deputy Collector F. b. McStock-
er has deferred his northern visit
until after the election.
Additional news from the wreck
will be learned this morning by the
arrival Cf the Cummings.
Baseball tomorrow at p. m. on
Kamehameha School gruul ds be-
tween picked teams OF schUlars-
The old ice works premises in
Nuuanu Valley are offered for rent
OF lease by Claus Spreckels * Co.
s c. Allen is expected 10 return
by the Australia tomorrow. He Is
reported TO be much improved III
health.
The members of the Af,ng fam
ily booked to leave Cn The Arswa,
have postponed their nip until
next month.
The irrepressible and indefatiga-
bic Chester Doyle goes hence toy The
Kiuau today, for months recrea-
zion trip 10 Hawaii.
The second field meeting of the
Honolulu Amateur Athletic Club
viii be held on the league grounds
tomorrow afternoon.
Morgan viii sell at public auc-
ton in front of his salesroom, on
"Wednesday, October 10Th, lot OF
carriages, wagons, etc.
The regular quarterly meeting of
G Brewer * Co. will be held at the
Office of the company on Friday,
the 18th inst, at 10 a. IN.
a heavy shower of rain fell
throughout the city yesterday after
noon. Reports from the outer dis
tricts say the fall was copious.
A complimentary concert to
British Commissioner Halves will
be given by the National band this
evening at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The regular monthly meeting of
the officers of the Y. Nj. q. A,
which was to have been held last
evening, has been postponed TO
next Thursday evening.
Another newspaper man, Frank
Godfrey, mas been granted special
letters of deuiZ alton, has taken the
necessary oath, and Will be u voter
at the coming election
The conspiracy case brought by
W. II. Cunningham ia the District
Court against T. \. McIner"y aud
others, resulted In II dismissal OF
the defendants yesterday.
The adjourned meeting of the
teachers Of tive sunday school OF
the Central Union Church Will be
held this. Friday, evening ~ the
Church PariOrs, i; = O'CLOCK.
A Especial meeting of the Humane
Society will b-- held al the y. NJ G.
a. hall at : so this evening Tor the
pUrpose OF electiug an agent 10 look
after the objects OF the association.
H. Hackfeld & Co. have-%ately
received large and varied assort-
ment of dry goods. prints, lawns,
dress goods, dOmestlcS and cotton
AIDES, 10 which Inspection Is Invited.
Registration continues by leaps
and bounds, and before the date of
closing the total number Will reach
1000. The largest number Ieg'--
tered under the monarchy was $50
The Healani Boat Club will meet
this evening at 80 o'clock IN the
Chamber of Commerce rooms. A
full attendance Is requested, as bu-
siuess OF Importance viii DC trans
acted.
A new supply Of genuine Bud /
weiser and SchiItz's MIiweuS-e /
beers. came by the Aloha FOR Hack
fed K Co. who are sole agents for
The Hawaiian Islands Of these pop I
uIar brands
\ Joint stock company Is being /
organized [. repair the rae course /
for a bicycle meeting on Thanks (
giving Day. : meeting OF the /
company will IL held this evening |
20 perfect Crgs uiZdtIon-
Nessrs. G.. y. Wilcox and W. II. |
Rice have been nominated for osh-
at0rs in the Sixth District, COM /
posed of Kauai and Niihau. a"d /
August Knudsen and Walter Nc
Bryde for representatives.
A petition signed hy numter OF
prominent business men, making