The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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sale at bargain.
Mrs. NJ. D. Monsarrat is suing
her husband for divorce.
A valuable ranch on Molokai is
offered for sale by J. alfred Ma
COON.
Stated meeting Honolulu Com
mandery No. l this evening at Z
o'clock.
Bathing and boat houses are to
be erected at Waianae for the bene-
fit of visitors.
The Hawaiian Club will furnish
music at the Lei lima dance to-
morrow night.
Camp of the regulars on the
Executive Building grounds will
break up on Friday.
The mounted patrol will drill at
the usual place this afternoon, Cap
cain Cook commanding.
The police crew will not be able
20 enter the barge race on Satur-
day on account of the respective
members being otherwise engaged.
Messrs. Jas. A. Wilder, Clarence
Falk and Rudolph Nunnermacher
left for Japan by the Coptic yester-
day.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. c.. A, Z 80 o'clock this even
ing in the usual place. Important
business.
The Sumner residence on Hotel
street, opposite Snow Cottage, has
been leased for three years to Ed
ward Hammer.
Andrew Lawrence, late city
editor of the San Francisco Exam
liner, is expected here with his wife
by the Australia.
The Pacific Tennis Club courts
were well attended by lady friends
Yesterday afternoon. Some very
interesting sets were played.
A meeting of the Honolulu La
crosse Club will be called in the
near future to make arrangements
for permanent team formation.
X. Okkots, Japanese inspector
under the Bureau of immigration,
who resigned short time ago, left
for Toxic, japan, by the Coptic
yesterday.
Two che ia players-a native
and Japanese, were captured by
David Kappa and others yesterday
morning. An entire gambling out
fit was seized.
Willard E. Brown, who has been
attending Heald's Business Col
lege, San Francisco, for several
months, will return by the Aus
tralia next Monday.
Closing exercises of st. Andrews
Priory this afternoon. Friends
and relatives are cordially invited.
Dancing in the evening amongst
the young ladies only.
Joseph Pritchard will go up to
Kona by the Hall tomorrow to
begin work on the new Kona-Kau
telephone line, of which L. S.
Aungst is the promoter.
Persons interested in Kawaiahao
church will be gratified to learn of |
the remarkable progress in rebuild |
ing operations. The interior is fast |
approaching completion.
The meeting of Lei lima Club,
set for last night, will occur to-
night instead, in the parlors of the
Hawaiian Hotel. Election of Off |
GERS and important business.
At 8 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon the police station cells let out |
the last prisoner. 1t was the first |
time that the cells had been en-
tirely empty for several weeks.
James J. Corbett and Bob Fitz-
simmons will fight for the cham
pionsbip of the world at Dallas,
Tex, on October 31st. The purse
will be $41 900 and $4,000 stakes.
Young Hawaians' Institute will
meet at 6 80 o'clock this evening
in Foster hall. Applications for
membership and the matter of Civ
ing a concert in the near future
will be considered.
Several Japanese have hit on the
scheme of establishing a japanese
confectionery store st the Pacific
Mail wharf during the stay of
steamers here. Yesterdays start
proved quite a success.
Al Chisholm, the harness maker,
is compelled to work evenings in
order to keep pace with the lucra-