The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-01
May Day.

Sugar, 3:07.
Rev. o. P. Emerson has gone to
Maui.
G. P. Wilder is down from Ka-
hului.
Oahu College will have a field
day on the 18th.
List of advertised letters appear
in another column.
A collection of music for cornet
and piano is wanted.
DR.. Goto and family returned to
Japan by the Coptic.
The Kinau brought sixteen pas
sengers from the Volcano.
a club house for the Pacific Ten
mis- Club has been completed.
Miss Helen Wilder left on tho
Claudine yesterday for Kahului.
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club. The courts will be open all
day.
There will be no match race be-
tween Johnny Hayward and Ne
vada.
DR.. G. II. Hubby returned by
the Kinau from a professional visit
to Hawaii.
Several complaints have been
made lately regarding NANCY cats
at the fish market.
Several cases of drunkenness and
vagrancy received sentence in the
police court yesterday.
The Kawaiahao church furniture
will be stored in the house lately
occupied by DR.. Goto.
Charles II. Kleugel. chief en-
gineer of the 0. r. & J.. Co., de-
parted by the Claudine.
The Sharpshooters held meet
ing last night and decided to 60
into camp early next month.
The latest and freshest designs
in carpets, dress goods. ETC., arrived
by the. Gaelic for Dali Nippon.
Finance Minister Damon has a
notice in this issue to those fur
nishing Government supplies.
B. L. Finney, of the Bulletin
staff, is home from a recreation
trip to Hawaii and the Volcano.
This being moonlight week the |
Hawaiian band will give concerts
every evening at different places.
The girls of Kawaiahao Semin-
airy spent very pleasant afternoon
visiting the Philadelphia yesterday.
Behrens and King, the new bat
terry of the Star baseball club, will
arrive by the Alameda, due on the
9th.
A picture Of ex-Queen Liliuoka-
lani dressed in regal attire ap-
pears in late number of The Stan
dard.
An old native woman, living in
Pauoa valley, was overcome by the
heat while walking on Punchbowl
yesterday.
@. L. Hopkins is prepared to fur
nish fresh pond mullet on Mon
days and Fridays of each week.
Stall Is, fshmarket.
Special Cordes is on the track of
more opium dens in Chinatown.
The haul made Monday night was
one Of the best this year.
Stockholders of the Bulletin
Publishing Company will meet
this morning. The fate of the pa
per will then be determined.
British Commissioner Halves en-
tertained Francis Joseph of Bat
tenberg and a number of other
gentlemen at dinner last night.
Sale of lease of the upper floor of
the old armory building on Queen
street will be held at Executive
building on June 18th at noon.
On Tuesday, June 4th at noon,
at front entrance of Executive
building, there will be sold tract
of government land at Mokuleia,
Waialua, Oahu. Possession to be
given October 21st.
Complaint is made that some of
the street car-drivers fail to give
proper attention when passing
street corners. Yesterday an aged
woman was compelled to walk
nearly block owing to the negli-
gence Of the driver.
The Japanese theatre received a
setback yesterday. The men at
the head of the new venture made
application for a license to play
last night, but were refused on