The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

is offered for sale.
Arthur Wilder will leave soon to
study law at Yale.
C. Kaiser has an administrators
notice in this issue.
The Monowai brought 6OO1 let
tiers and 1903 papers.
No junior baseball game today.
The season has closed.
w. w. Hall and daughter de-
parted by the Miowera.
DR.. Hutchinson will return to
HiIo before visiting Maui.
A new schedule has been ar
ranged on the Oahu railway.
Work on the Beretania Street
Tennis Club courts has begun.
Stars and Kamehamehas on the
league baseball grounds this after
noon.
Regular target practice Of
Division Z, G. G., at Moanalua to-
morrow.
Company D and the Sharpshoot-
ers in a match at Makiki butts this
afternoon.
Timely Topics column has new
treatise regarding the merits OF
Monarch bicycles.
Tenders for furnishing paiai to
Ieper settlement have been extend
ed to July 18th.
The Fourth of July general COM
nittee meets at 1 p. m. today in
Safe Deposit office.
Semi-annual meeting of Homo
lulu Cricket Club will be held next
Tuesday evening at 80.
Deputy Marshal Brown left by
the Kinau with pardons for the po-
liticaI prisoners on the big island.
Now that the 4th of July parade
is over, Company B expects to get
down to hard work at target prac-
tice.
The Slater party will spend a
couple of days at Sans Souci enjoy
ing the cool breezes and salt water
bathing.
Rev. Macarthur will preach in
the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall at II a. M.
tomorrow. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society viii meet this even
ing in the parlors of Kawaiahao
Seminary.
The employees of Kaelia planta-
ton, Kauai, are considering form
ing a chapter of the st. Andrews
Brotherhood.
CD. Pringle, principal of Hama
pepe school, Kauai, left by the
Miowera last night for trip to
Eastern cities.
A reception to meet Mr.. and Mrs. |
w. A. Slater was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Swanzy
Wednesday night.
". Reed and family, F. w.
King, I. A. Lothian and Charles
Marsden, all of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived by the Monowai.
d. Howard Hitchcock is paint
ing some fine sketches of the Olaa |
district and volcano road. He will
return about September 1st.
Bob Ballantyne is thinking of |
selling Silky. In that event he
will take Amarino to the Coast and |
follow the California circuit.
j. A. Wilder, G. r. Falk and
Eunnemacher will leave on their
tour of the world by the Coptic,
due from the Coast on the 10th.
Regularly monthly meeting of
the Pacific Tennis Club at 1 o'clock
in the Office of the Hawaiian Safe
Deposit and Investment Company.
The ten-oared barge race has
been declared off by the judges on
account of the foul claimed and |
allowed. All wagers are likewise
cancelled.
Several of the paintings recently |
on show at the Kilohana Art !
League exhibition can be seen in
windows of the Pacific Hard |
ware Company.
Patrolman McAngus has been
dismissed from service in the |
mounted police force on account of |
conduct unbecoming an officer at |
the race track on the 4th of July.
Mrs. Fowler, Misses Helen Par
ker, z. Atkinson, Belle and Maggie |
Walker, Kitty Vida and Anita Neu-
mann were among the passengers |