The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-18

Baseball this afternoon.
Tents wanted by Morgan.

Band at Emma square, :oO pm
DR.. L. F. Alvarez, of Waialua,
Oahu, is in town.
J. A. Scott, manager of the Hilo
Sugar Company, is in town.
Mrs. Dole not having recovered,
there will be no reception today.
ID. Paris, a well known stock
man of South Kona, is in the city.
W. II. Cornwell and Miss Kate
Cornwell came down by the W. G..
Hall.
The police and mounted patrol
will drill on Union Square this
morning.
Ask your grocer for Patent
Excellent -four and all hands will
be pleased.
Mortgagee's sale of land On Ha-
waii at Morgan's auction rooms at
noon today. y
Gloves of all varieties of elegance
is the latest speciality at B. +.
Ehlers & Co.
Professor U. J. Ordway, the pop
ular musician, is confined to his
home with grippe.
Field day at Oahu College yes.
terday caused the street cars to do
a rushing business.
Captain Zeigler drilled Company
Fwith the new Hotchkiss guns yes
terday On Union Square.
Four natives and a Chinaman
were arrested yesterday by David
KAPPA for playing che ia.
Contractor Bickal will take
party over the Waianae extension
of the Oahu railway today.
Three race horses belonging to
w. III. Cornwell will arrive by the
Claudine tomorrow morning.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis were pas
sengers by the Hall from Hawaii to
Maui. They stopped off at La
haina.
Don't fail to see the cake of Ho-
nolulu soap placed in the Elite
parlors by NJ. w. McChesney &
Sons.
G. w. Macfarlane returned by
the Hall from Spreckelsville, where
he went to inspect pumping ma
chinery.
The parlor of the Y. M. G. A. is
being used as a reading room on
account of addition work now
going on.
J. A. Magoon had trouble with a
stubborn horse on Merchant street |
a little before 6 o'clock yester-
day evening.
Commissioner Halves will be at |
home to the public from 3 80 to 6
D. NJ. next Friday in honor of
Queen Victoria's birthday.
One arrest for non-payment of |
taxes was made last night. A
Chinaman was pulled in and is |
being held for investigation.
Material from the Coast for the
new telephone line in Kau is ex-
pected to arrive daily. AS soon as
it arrives L. S. Aungst will COM
mence constructing the line.
--latest reports from Maui state
there is no indication of trouble on
that island. The people, however,
Justly feel the need of armed pro-
lection in case of possible difficult {
ties or landing Of filibusters.
Members of Central Union
Church Choir met in Y. NJ. G. A.
hall last night to practice for the
musicale to be given May Oath. A
limited number of tickets for the
entertainment are on hand at vari-
Gus stores.
The Kona Coffee and Tea Asso-
citation met at Kailus Thursday
evening and drafted resolutions
thanking Commissioner Marsden
for the introduction of the Gladly
BIRDS" the good work of which
was beginning to show itself.
DR.. H. A. Lindley, one of the
most efficient and popular physi-
clans on the islands, came down
from South Kona by the Hall. He
will remain in the city some time
and be in attendance at the meet
ing of physicians to be held next
week.
A peculiar feature of the cpl
demic of the grippe that has pre-
vailed on the Philadelphia is the
almost entire freedom of the crew
from the malady. 1t has made a
clean sweep of the ward room, all
the officers having been more or