The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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ing.
Band at Emma Square this after
noon.
Don't forget Miss CahilPs open
ing today.
The quarantine will likely be
discontinued on Monday.
Opening day of fall millinery re-
Gently received by Miss Cahill.
The H. C. C. will indulge in a
practice game this afternoon at 3.
Waikiki road and King street
are lined with wheelmen every
afternoon.
Y. NJ. G. A. meeting tomorrow
evening at 80 O'Clock. Subject:
"Our Leader" led by P. c. Jones.
Collector General Castle has a
notice In this issue notifying i'm
porters Of q change in the regula-
tiOns.
Mrs. Dr. Walters, Misses Dora
MO=zman and Beerman were
among the arrivals from Kauai
yesterday.
This is special ladies' day at the
Beretania Tennis Club courts.
Lady friends will be welcome dur
ing the afternoon.
Regulations Of the Board of
Health in the matter Of selling fish
appear in the By Authority col
umn this morning.
The Hawaiian Band gave the
usual Friday afternoon concert on
the Executive building grounds
yesterday afternoon.
Evening educational classes at
the Y. NJ. G.. A. have been resum-
ed. See a notice elsewhere in this
issue from Secretary Corbett.
The Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany make note that they sell only
the best grades of shoes and at
prices in keeping with the times.
L. S. Aungst and force of men
have started from Honuapo to
place telephone poles and connect |
the line with the Volcano House.
The Bennington was to leave |
Hilo yesterday for a cruise along |
the Kona coast. The vessel will |
remain a day or so at Kealakekua
bay.
Consul General Mills has been !
confined to his room at the Hawai- |
ian Hotel for a few days, being !
threatened with nervous prostra-
ton.
J. A. Merhten and family re-
turned by the Hall. They have
been absent for several months.
Mr.. Mehrten is much improved in
health.
Quartermaster Ashley asks ten
ders for furnishing the National
Guard of Hawaii with one hundred
and fifty blue blouses and a like
number ofwhite duck pants.
Chief Inspector Warson issued
5000 shipping permits during the
five days ending Friday night. The
returns from his Office give every
evidence of bright outlook in the
inter-island trade.
II. w. Schmidt & Sons have a
desirable residence on Beretania
street for rent. The house con-
tains six rooms, with kitchen and
bath, besides outhouses.
New Process" stoves have al
ways been sold at rock-bottom
prices, which, in a measure, &C
counts for the great sales made.
Sturdevant is the agent. He has
extra shelving and counters for
sale.
Ex-Detective Wagner, has de-
veloped such power in the line of
riding wheels, or machines, that
he broke the sprocket of the one
recently purchased by him. He
will walk until the wheel has been
repaired.
Messrs. Giles, Angus and Paris
took trial spin yesterday after
noon on the new Stearns bicycles
recently received by E o. Hall Il
Sons. The yellow frame is the dis
tinctive feature of the Stearns
wheel this year.
Persons in the habit of walking
along Palace Walk and Likelike
streets at night have been indulg-
ing a great deal of late in COM
plants regarding the action of SOL
diers in the Executive building
grounds and certain visitors on the
outside.
A large assortment of new goods
have been received at the City
Furniture Store. Among the arti-