The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Band Played On.

10 the orient.
Dance Of the Leilani Boat Club
Wednesday night.
The Sharpsbooters held bust
ness meeting last night.
A. w. Garter will act for G. P.
Wilder under full power of attor-
ney.
Albert Barnes will act for G. E.
Boardman under full power of at
torney.
Portraits made IN oil, pastel,
crayon and India ink by Professor
Westfall.
Ensign McVay, of the Benning-
ton, will leave for the States by
the Australia Wednesday.
Mrs. Kitchen and daughters will
return from Kauai by the Mika-
hala, next Sunday morning.
John Ena and family will return
from a vacation on Hawaii by the
Kinau a week from tomorrow.
Among the cargo of the first trip
Of the Asloun to the Orient was
10000 barrels of Northern -four.
The S. n. Castle brought five
driving horses for James Carly.
They will be landed this morning.
The annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Sportsmen's Association
was hell at the Hawaiian hotel
last night.
r. Kalauanakila, new addition
TO the Leilani Boat Club, is said to
be valuable member. He pulls
strong oar.
Annual meeting of Kahului Rail-
road Company, Ltd, at the COM
pany's office in this city 10 o'clock
this morning.
Regular quarterly meeting of
Union Feed Company, Ltd, at the
company's office Thursday, August
18th at II a. M.
Dai Nippon carries full stock
of everything Japanese. New
goods received by every steamer
from the Orient.
Hay and grain purchased from
the California Feed Company is
guaranteed the best and at the
very lowest prices.
Several buses conveyed a num-
Der OF native children to Makiki
for a picnic and sea-bathing party
yesterday morning.
The Dauvray dramatic recital
commences at S o'clock this even
ing. Seats can be secured at
Hobron's drug store.
Special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce at 9 o'clock this morn
ing to discuss the cable proposition.
A full attendance is requested.
Minister Damon was kept busy
answering questions in the House
Yesterday morning. Representative
Rycroft led the van of informa-
ton seekers.
Arrests last night were two for
assault and battery, six Chinese
for opium selling and smoking, one
French woman for keeping a dis
orderly house.
The prospective inter-island ten
mis- tournament will be an interest
ing one, as some Of the players on
the other islands are quite skillful
with the racket.
Mrs. McCully- Higgins and Miss
McCully were passengers for
Japan by the City of Picking.
They will meet Rev. Higgins at
some point in the Orient.
The scull racers will be out in
their boats very soon. They claim
the ADVERTISER was instrumental
in having the scull race inserted in
the September regatta program.
The committee appointed by the
Waianae Racing Association to
make arrangements for the Christ
mas meet at that'place are working
hard to make the event success.
A big luau was given at the
home of Mrs. James Meek yester-
day afternoon. Over fifty guests
were present. The event was a COM
bination birthday party and house
warming.
All persons indebted to Ordway
& Porter are requested to settle on
or before September 1st, otherwise
accounts will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for immediate
collection.
Some of the fences alorg the
beach side of the road running past
the Ena, Warehouse, Hebron and