The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-19
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There were several visitors
aboard the Bennington yesterday.
See change in amount of purses
offered by Jockey Club for 4th of
July races
Yesterday was another quiet one
in police circles. Arrests are be-
coming fewer.
Superintendent Of Public Schools
John F. Scott has vacation notice
in another column.
The Peerless Preserving Paint
Company has an advertisement In
this mornings issue. -
Woven Wire Bailey has removed
to Waterhouse wareroom, Queen
street, next to L. B. Kerr's.
The Hawaiian band gave de-
Iightful concert on the Executive
building grounds yesterday.
The Mannerchor Society will
meet at the Popular House, Fort
street, this evening at Z 30.
No sign of the Helen Brewer de-
serters yet. Officers are still after
them, as the reward is quite large.
The Kilohana Art League exhi-
bition will be open today and this
evening. Music will be furnished.
There will be a French dinner
and music by the Hawaiian club
at the Hawaiian hotel Saturday
night.
Attention of ladies who assisted
at the Masonic lunches is called to
an advertisement in this mornings
issue.
Joseph Amber, who was con-
fined to the hospital for some time,
is able to resume his position in
the band.
w. H. Cornwell sent Minneola
and Billy @. to Maui yesterday.
Lord Brock will remain for the 4th
of July races.
Tourists sojourning in the city
spent a pleasant afternoon yester-
day at Sans Souci in enjoyment of
a salt water bath.
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club courts. Grounds will be
open all day for the accommoda-
ton of lady friends.
Nothing has been heard of the
Wonga pigeons that were let loose
not long ago. They have probably
entered the forests.
Will Storey and DR.. Wayson
will indulge in a match shoot at
the Makiki butts in the near fu-
ture. Ice cream is the wager.
Henry Smith, commissioner, will
offer for sale at public auction
valuable city property on Friday,
July 9TH. See advertisement.
The regulars expect to break
camp and return to their reftted
basement quarters in the Execu-
tive building in about two weeks.
A purse containing $50 in green
backs, So in silver and a package
of visiting cards has been lost.
Suitable reward if left at this office.
Commencement exercises of Oahu
College will be held in Central
Union Church Thursday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel on |
Friday evening as a welcome to |
the passengers by the Australia |
and the tourists by the Coptic.
Ladies who have not received in |
vitation to the Masonic ball will |
confer a favor on the committee by |
sending their names to J. II. Soper |
at the Hawaiian News Company. |
S. Valdez, Portuguese Consul at |
Shanghai, China, was through |
passenger on the Coptic. He is on
his way to Lisbon, Portugal. While
here he was entertained by Consul
CanavarrO.
J. Nakaleka died at his home in
Halawa, Molokai, on the 18th of
June. Mr.. Nakaleka served several
terms in the Legislature and held
several Government positions under
the monarchy.
The mixed chorus and male glee
club, composed of pupils from Pun
ahnu preparatory and senior de-
partments, practiced yesterday af-
ternoon in Central Union church
for commencement exercises.
All Nee, of Waikiki, Maui,
thanks officials of the Republic for
the conviction of a countryman
named Fook Lee, found guilty of
murder in the second degree, and
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