The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-04
The Leprosy Board will meet to-

nlgnI.
The American Stables are ready
for business.
J. T. Lund, practical gun and
locksmith, has bicycles for rent.
Jailor Low reports everything in
excellent condition at Oahu jail.
The steam roller is at work on
the road back of Haalelea Lawn.
Voeller & Co., cash grocers, call
attention to new and fresh goods.
Second lieutenants of Companies
e and F will be named during the
week.
Heavy showers fell in Nuuanu
and Manoa valleys about noon yes
terday.
J. w. Pratt and family arrived
from San Francisco by the Irwin
yesterday.
Julian Monsarrat arrived in Hilo
on the Ample johnson from San
Francisco last Friday.
A new gardener has been added
to the working force at the EX-
ecutive building grounds.
Delightful music was furnished
by the Hawaiian band at the de-
parture of the Australia yesterday.
The Pacific Tennis Club house
was entered again yesterday. A
pair of shoes and several balls
were stolen.
Athletics are booming. Several
lacrosse enthusiasts spend an hour
every evening in long run to get
into good trim.
Tenders are called for furnishing
Government stables at Honolulu
with hay and feed for five months
from June 10th.
Attorney-General Smith, Deputy
Marshal Brown, G. A. Doyle and
others will leave by the Claudine
today to attend court at Waikiki.
J. Young, late bookkeeper for
Hebron Drug Co., has accepted a
similar position with John 7.
Waterhouse, succeeding A. V. Gear,
resigned.
Argument in the "Prince" Cupid
case was concluded yesterday. A
decision will not be rendered for
several weeks. The court adjourned
Yesterday afternoon.
A Honolulu lady, the wife of a
we'll known citizen, who left by the
Australia, will, it is said, treat
sleuth Allen to a cowhiding during
the voyage to the Coast.
The Loyal Legion, composed of
boys and girls, held their regular
literary and musical entertainment
in Central Union Church yesterday
Refreshments were served.
Among the passengers of the
Australia yesterday was DR.. Jennie
L. Hildebrand who is on her way
to San Francisco, whether she goes
for a six or eight weeks absence.
The Kinau sails today on her
regular up schedule, but will return
to port en- the 10th, one day earlier,
in order to accommodate those who
desire to attend 18th of June races.
Meeting of the Choral Society
tonight, Y. M. G. A. hall, 7 80 |
o'clock. 1t is requested that all |
members be present, as music for |
the coming concert in August will |
be practiced.
In the Police Court yesterday
morning the time of Judge Perry
was taken up almost entirely with |
the disposition of drunkenness
cases. Without an exception all |
pleaded guilty.
Prominent among the electrical
effects to be shown at the ball of
Company B this evening will be a
large horseshoe and letter B. These
were made by the Hawaiian Elec-
trio Company.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for Company BIS hop at the
drill shed tonight. The decorations
will surpass any previous effort.
a great many persons have signifed
their intention of being present.
Honolulu society will miss from
it's midst the charming presence of
Miss Curry, who left by the Aus
tralia yesterday. During her visit
to Hawaii nei she made many
warm friends on account of her
frank and kindly manner.
The Woman's Board of Missions
will hold their annual meeting to-
day at the Central Union Church
an all day meeting. Morning
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