The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

menced business in Hilo.
DR.. J. Mott-Smith is very i'll at
mis- home on Nunanu avenue.
The regulars will return to their
basement quarters Thursday.
There were several visitors to
the Bennington yesterday after
noon.
Al aged native is peddling Ha-
waiian fruit preserves on the
streets.
Towels at way down prices dur
ing this week only at Sachs clear
ance sale. N
Stiff bosom crepe shirts and
ladies' shawls at S. Ozaki's, 313
King street.
The new road between Beretania
street and Palace Walk is nearing
completion.
Hawaiian Republican Club meets
tonight. Full attendance of men,
bers requested.
An investor with $4,000 is want
ed for legitimate business. Profit
$500 a month.
Company III had its regular drill
last night, with a large number of
members present.
Stars will practice on the League
baseball grounds at the usual time
this afternoon. 81,
All Ming was fined $50 in the.
Police Court yesterday morning for
conducting a che ia game.
The Beretania Tennis Club courts
have been finished. Practice will
begin at the end of the month.
S. Ozaki received Picking a
large assortment of stiff-bosom
crepe shirts and ladies shawls. /
Putnam's Cherry Cough Conn
fort, pleasant to take, for old and
young, at Hebron Drug Company.
A return shoot between Com
panies d and F will take place
Saturday, August Sd, at Makiki
butts.
Walter G. Smith, formerly editor,
of the Honolulu Star, is now city
editor of the San Francisco Chro-
nicle.
w. II. Cornwell is negotiating
for the purchase of an interest in
the Fashion Stables Company,
Limited.
Miss Greenwald has removed her
dressmaking parlors to Beretania
Street House, formerly occupied
Or. Brodie.
Stockholders of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company will meet at the
Office of the company, Saturday,
August Sd.
The "Scrubs" had social and
dance Saturday evening, but news
for publication was not given out
until last night.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Marsden was present during a part
of the morning session of the
House yesterday.
S. Kailewa has been appointed
Poundmaster at Paia, Maui, vice
E Simpson, resigned. II. Peelua
at Kapakea, Molokai.
Adjourned annual meeting of |
the Union Feed Company will be |
held at Office of the company Fri |
day, July 26th, IL m.
Annual meeting of stockholders
of w. G. Irwin & Co, Ltd will be |
held at Office of the company We'd |
nesday, July Oath, 10 a. m.
The Emma Square band concert |
last evening was the most literally |
patroniztd of any since the depar-
ture of Professor Berger for Ger
many.
The Miowera will be due from
Vancouver tomorrow en- route for |
the Colonies. The Mariposa on |
Thursday from the Colonies to San
Francisco.
Details of regulars were busy |
yesterday moving furniture into
the basement quarters of the |
Executive building, which have
been lately reftted.
The effects of last Saturday and
Sundays yachting expe dition have
told on several enthusiasts, whose
faces and hands now bear the
marks of severe sun-burning.
The college boys who went to
Kauai by the last trip of the Mika-
hala for the purpose of having a
good time, make report that they
have attained what they set out to