The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-12
Legislature today at noon.

c. B. Wells goes to Hawaii
today.
Ladies' tennis tournament in the
near future.
Grippe is prevalent aboard the
Philadelphia.
The japanese stores closed at
noon yesterday.
A bay horse with &c G" on the
right hip has been found.
Mrs. Charles Richardson, of Hilo,
is visiting friends in the city.
Hon. II. P. Baldwin is in town
again, having arrived by the Kinau
Monday.
G. R. Collins, harness maker, has
moved to 337 King street. Tele-
phone, 662.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE will be
issued this morning in time for the
Halls mail.
K. Dunn, the insane man aboard
the Philadelphia, is still in danger
Gus condition.
Several baseball games were
played at Punahou yesterday dur
ing the progress of the picnic.
Seventeen first prizes have been
selected for H. A. A. G. field day.
No second prizes will be given.
Considerable speculation is being
INDUCED in regarding the bicycle
races for II. A. A. G. field day.
Mrs. A. Fowler returned from
Maui on the Kinau Monday, after
a very pleasant visit to friends.
Entries to the H. A. A. G. field
day sports, to occur Saturday, will
close at Thrum's bookstore this 5
p. M.
Only five cases of drunkenness
registered at the police station yes
terday to six last year at the same
time.
Saturday night will be the last
view of paintings and other works
of art now on show at Kilohana Art |
League.
There will be a meeting of the
II. A. A. G.. tonight to make final
arrangements for the eld.day pro-
gramme.
The many friends of the Misses
Kitchen will be gratifed to learn
that they returned by the Kinau |
Monday.
If the Legislature adjourns at
noon today the Board of Health
will hold meeting today at the
usual hour.
G. II. Willis, manager of Prince
Vile plantation and postmaster at
Hanalei, Kauai, is on a flying visit
to the city. !
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club. 1t is hoped that all lady
friends will visit the courts, which
will be open all day.
Members of the House of Rep
resentatives will hold a caucus at
the attorney-generaPs house this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Twelve men will be transferred
from the Philadelphia to the Ben
nington before the departure ofsthe
former for California.
C. K. Spencer, formerly connect
ed with the old Bulletin, will leave
this morning on the Hall for Kona,
where he goes to seek health.
George Bailey has resigned as
senior foreman of the fire depart
ment, he in turn being succeeded
by Chas. Hamilton, promoted.
J. J. Egan has bargains 'to
burn" in the millinery line. A
glance at today's advertisement
will satisfy the most particular.
There is talk of getting up a club
to play against the Stars Saturday.
Woods says he will pitch for any
team that will play against them.
A mule on Maunakea street ore-i
ated quite a stir yesterday by run
ming away and coming into very
close quarters with several persons.
Some forty-six members of the
new native company CO. were
drilled Monday night by Colonel
Mclean. Fine progress was made.
Among the passengers by the
Kinau Monday were F. S. Lyman
and wife, Mrs. G. W. A. Hapai, L.
G. Conradt, J. a. Wilder and W. Y.
Horner.
Two divers from the Philadel-
phia and two from the Bennington
spent Monday scraping the bottom |