The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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the Alameda yesterday.
Mrs. Gauld left for the States
yesterday by the Alameda.
The Kaala sighted the Lehua
off Makapuu point last night.
One horizontal Grand piano, in
good order, is offered for sale.
Visitors from the States made a
tour of the fishmarket yesterday.
A barge crew from the Benning-
ton was out practising yesterday.
The Alameda was about forty
Eve minutes late in leaving yes
terdav.
Valuable bull bitch has been
lost. See advertisement in another
column.
The KaaIa brought 1900 bags
sugar, $40 bags rice and So bags
rice bran.
Woven Wire Bailey is now To-
Gated in Macfarlane's wareroom,
Queen street.
Special meeting of Honolulu
Commandery this evening. Work
of the Red Cross.
Some good seats for tomorrow
nights concert can still be had at
Hobron's drug store.
Officers of the American League
will be elected tonight Time Of
meeting, z 80 o'clock.
The mounted police force was
drilled by Captain Cook at the
usual place yesterday.
TVray Taylor has collected $500
for fireworks celebration of the
glorious Fourth at tie Judiciary
building.
An elegant silver cup, first prize
for the cared barge race on July
4tb, is on view in FL. F. Wichman's
windows.
All the Sunday Schools on
Kauai, from Waiamea to Hanalei,
will hold joint exercises at Lihue
next Sunday.
Stockholders Of Hawaiian Sugar
Company will meet at Office of w.
G. Irwin & Co., Ltd, Saturday, June
18th, at 9 a. M.
A picture of the players in the
drama given at ST. Louis College
Wednesday night is on view in
Thrum's window.
The Hawaiian Club has been
engaged to play at independence
Park during the afternoon and
evening of July 4th.
The steam yacht Eleanor, owned
by a Mr. Slater, will call at this |
port in the near future with her
owner and party aboard.
Company B, N. G. H, was
drilled on Union Square last night.
Platoon movements were practlced |
for the 4th of July marching.
The case of Jim Kupihe for as
sault and battery on Chinaman,
whom he arrested at Palama, will
come up in the police court this
morning.
Shareholders of Haiku Sugar
Company and Paia Plantation
Company meet at the Office of
Castle & Cooke this morning at 8
and 9 80 o'clock.
Three crews from the Myrtle
Boat Club were out practicing
Wednesday evening, and incident
ally INDUCED in race, which was
won by Petrie's crew.
Gne of the largest omnibusses in
town was hired to take a picnic
party to Moanalua yesterday. They
report having had gay time, re-
turning in good spirits.
William A. Kinney's name was
emmitted from the
list of Judge HartwelPs old law
students who gave him the pleas
ure Of dining with him Wednesday.
The Alameda brought for a. S.
Wilcox, of Kauai, two dozen top
Knot and one dozen Wonga
pigeons. The birds will be sent to
Kauai at the earliest opportunity.
One of Pains large buses met
with an accident yesterday after
noon, just opposite Goo Kim's dry
goods store on Nuunanu street.
One of the hind wheels came off,
the vehicle coming down with
crash.
The press excursion over the
Waianae extension of the Oahu
railway will leave at 9 80 Tuesday
morning. The party will return to
town about 3 p. 10. of the same !
Law. Thanks are extended for in