The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-14

Board OF Health To-Day aC usual
hour and place.
The Lehua returned from an I'M
successful cruise yesterday.
CAPTAIN Cook drilled the mount
ed police at Makiki yesterday.
New goods are constantly being
received by E. o. Hall d Son.
Wray Taylor is expected to re-
turn home on the next Australia.
A good opportunity is offered
person having knowledge of dairy
ing.
A decision has been rendered in
the "Prince" Cupid habeas corpus
case.
P. C. Jones and family will go to
Waikane next week to spend some
time. 81
Mrs. Dole's weekly reception day
is changed from Saturday to FRI
day afternoon.
1t is very probable there will be
game of baseball between picked
mines Saturday.
Special business meeting of Hon
olulu Library Association this
evening at 1880.
Several city people are spending
a few days at Koolau, Moanalua,
Waianae and Eva.
A damage suit is to be brought
against hotel man for illegally
stopping passport.
Officers of the Philadelphia made
farewell calls on Minister Willis
yesterday.
The H. A. A. G. committee on
arrangements is hard at work on
preparations for field day.
Complaints are numerous of We
hicles driving without lights on the
Waikiki road during the past
week.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. q, F. & A. M, this
evening for work in the Second
Degree.
The Hawaiian National band
gave a vocal and instrumental con-
cert at Sutro Baths, San Francisco,
on June I'd.
Plans for the new opera house
will be completed in few days.
Bids will be called for as soon as
they are ready.
Bicyclist Zimmerman will start
from the East on his Australian
tour early in August. He will stop
over in Honolulu.
The public is cordially invited |
to attend closing exercises of Ka-
mehameha schools on the 22d,
oath and 10Th inst.
The Hawaiian band gave q con-
cert at the hospital yesterday, |
which was greatly enjoyed by the |
inmates and visitors.
Admiral Beardslee inspected the |
Bennington Wednesday and Thurs
day. Drills were gone through |
during the inspection.
The Y. H. I. held a business
meeting last night, at which the
constitution and bylaws, as amend
ed by a committee, were adopted.
A meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the o. r. & L. Company
was held yesterday to discuss q
project which will soon be put in
operation.
The Philadelphia will sail at
noon on the 18th. No mail will be
sent by the vessel as the Coptic
will be due on that date from
China to the Coast.
Today is the last day to receive
advertisements for McInerny's shoe
competition. The answers num-
Der somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of two hundred.
G.. F. Jessett, artist and pho
tographer, will open an exhibition
of water color drawings of the
Blue Mountains, \. S. W., today at
the Pacific Hardware store.
Mrs. A. Fowler will entertain the
officers of the Philadelphia and
Bennington at the home of her
mother this evening Music will
be furnished by the Philadelphia
band.
The meeting of the officers and
chairmen of the committees of the
Kindergarten Association is post
poned for one week. They will
meet at Emma Hall June Dist at
10: 80 a. ~.
J. F. Morgan moved into his new
residence on Emma street yester-