The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

neckWear, etc.
The Stars and Unkrowns will
play on July 4th.
L. d. Timmons has a business
notice in this issue.
An assistant bookkeeper for the
other islands is wanted.
The Government wants to pur-
chase a portable stone-crusher.
The bark G. d. Bryant will sail
for San Francisco about Wednes-
day.
Company II elected officers Sat
urday night and held preliminary
drill.
Three professional nurses arrived
by the Warrimoo for DR.. Brodle'sl
hospital.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott will not be
able to leave by the Australia to-
day as intended.
Include copies of the ADVERTISERS
and semi-weekIy GAZETTE with
your mail today.
a lizardskin purse containing
silver knife; also Brazilian stick
pin, has been lost.
Rev. Joseph Cook will lecture at
Y. NJ. G.. A. Hail Thursnay even
ing on "Seven Modern Wonders"
Rev. Kennith Duncan delivered
the baccalaureate address at the
Kamehameha School Sunday
morning.
A vessel consigned to G.. Brewer
& Co. will leave New York for this
port in September if sufficient in
ducement offers.
Y.P. 6. c. E. business meeting
and social this evening at Z 80
o'clock. a large attendance is
earnestly requested.
Several new players from Ka-
mehameha school will assist the
Kams in next Saturdays game
with the Unknowns.
Mrs. Neumann will be at home
to all her friends Tuesday from
5 80 to Z 80 p. NJ. No invitations
have been issued, and all will be
welcome.
William Herrick, after two
years service as drummer in the
National Guard, retired last Satur-
day, his term of enlistment having
expired. He will not re-enlist.
Rev. Stephen Desha, of Hilo, ad-
dressed the Kawaiahao congrega-
ton for a few minutes yesterday
morning. Mr.. Desha will sail for
home tomorrow afternoon on the
kinau.
The mile outcome -of-the-green-
horn race between Willie Mott and
J. T. Wright has been declared off.
The former could not spend time
in training on account of arduous
duties.
None but perishable freight
brought by the Australia was al
lowed to be taken away from the
Oceanic wharf. After the steam
er's departure today delivery will
be made.
All preparations are complete
for the ball to be given by Hawai-
ian Lodge No. 81 this evening at
independence Park. This will be
the social event of the. season.
Dancing begins at S 80.
The teachers that arrived by the
Australia Will be rendered a recep-
ton this evening at the residence
of Mrs. Dillingham;, corner of Puma
hou and Beretania streets, by the
Board of Education. Hours, to
10.
Although there were but few
members of the Mounted Reserve
present at Pupahou Saturday, new
ertheless there was very spirited
drill held. Those who did attend
felt they had spent most instruct
i've afternoon In tactics.
Bundles, baskets, bags and 9TH
er articles are nuisances to passen-
gers on the tramcars, especially
when placed on the front and back
platforms. Several persons have
been heard to make complaints
lately regarding the nuisance.
Through the kindness and hos
pitality of J. NJ. Monsarratt,
party was entertained Saturday at
his comfortable country home at
Kulioo. The day was spent in
lounging about enjoying the cool
ing ocean breezes and the lovely
background of mountains.
Sheriff Wyllie, with Henry John
son, the defaulter, will sail by the
Australia. Johnson's whereabouts
was betrayed by citizen of Mus
catine, Iowa, who was here some
,,onths aoo and who. in q CONVEX