The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

July number of The Paradise of
the Pacific will be issued on next
Monday.
Lorrin A. Thurston has opened a
law Office at 113 Kaahumanu street.
See his card elsewhere.
The family of Captain Ahlborn
are expected from Europe during
the latter part of August.
Charles Murray, son Of Tim
Murray, has been given a position
in the tax assessors Office.
Harry Overend has been ap-
pointed assistant bookkeeper of the
Kahului Railroad Company.
The Lacrosse Club practised
Yesterday afternoon. There was a
much larger attendance than usual.
Tom Hollinger will not post the
remaining $3.50 to complete the
match race made between Gerster
and Silkey.
John Bowler was around town
yesterday in charge of deputy
jailer Kamana attending to some
business matters.
Notice is given that G. L. Hop
kins no longer acts for Victoria s.
Ellis and William S. Ellis, his
power of attorney having been re-
Voked.
The Hawaiian Club has been
engaged to play at a dance to be
given in the Healani Yacht and
Boat Club house on the evening OF
the 4th of July. X
A Jumbo.sized native on horse-
back holding an umbrella over
him attracted considerable atten-
ton yesterday while riding along
the principal streets.
Charles Hyde, who has been
connected with the firm of Levers
& Cooke, has accepted a more lucra-
tive position with the Hawaiian
Safe Deposit and Investment Com
pany.
John Emmeluth will not be a
member of the Council of State,
having concluded not to resign !
from the Labor Commission
created through his efforts in the !
Council.
Sale of seats for the Marquardt |
farewell concert will commence
this morning at 9 o'clock at Ho- |
bron's drug store. The concert |
takes place this evening, COM
mencing at s o'clock.
Sharpshooters and Company D
will meet in friendly contest Satur-
day. Admirers of the crack volun-
teers are confident the Sharp
shooters will come out second best.
No odds are to be given Company D.
The elegant household furniture
and fittings of Mrs. G. o. Berger
will be open to inspection of the pub
lie today from 10 a. M. to p. m.
The sale will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock by MOrgan.l
While Miss, Nellie Lowrey wasl
riding along King street, near Ala \
kea, yesterday her horse slipped on
the car track, fell to the ground
and threw her down. Fortunately
,he lady escaped with bruises only.
The House committee to whom
was referred the Honolulu Electric
Railway bill held an open meeting
in the Judiciary building last
night. There was considerable
over several sections of
The bill.
a pleasant party consisting Of
Capt. z. o. White, Jas. Parke, A.
l.. Morris, Geo. Otterson and w.
r. Lyle spent a delightful day
sailing to Diamond Head
and Pearl Harbor on the yacht
Bonnie Dundee.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Board of Foreign
Missions will be held in the par
.ors of Central Union Church this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Cooper will continue the account
IF her work among the poor in
cities.
The painting of the new buildings
at Oahu College has been awarded
to George Turner. The interior
wood work will be finely finished
IN natural wood, and each piece of
work undergoes its preparation as
soon as it leaves the carpenters
hands, in order to preserve its nat
lral color.
Tomorrow the contractors and
of the Oahu railway ex-
ension will journey over the road.
4 luau will be given them at the
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