The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Manawalea Society mas
card of thanks in this issue. al
Several moonlight boating and
horseback riding parties will be
given next week.
List of letters remaining in the
general post office up to July 3lst,
appear this morning.
Putnam's Cherry Cough Comfort
will afford relief at once. Sold by
Hebron Drug Company.
A gentleman's driving buggy,
almost new, for sale at q. Vests
carriage shop. Masonic Temple.
Only members of the Senate and
officers thereof appear in the photo
graph proof made by Artist Bolster
yesterday.
Sale of furniture continued at
c. E. Williams 81 Son, King
street. at 10 o'clock this morning
by Morgan.
Dress lengths and waist lengths
remnants in chailles, sateens, mus
Inns, ginghams and white goods at
Sachs this week.
Ten shares of Woodlawn Fruit
Company stock, $50 per share paid
up, is to be sold at Morgan's auction
rooms today noon.
10. Carter, trustee, is prepared
tn loan money in sums of $1,000 to
$4,000 on approved security at a
reasonable rate of interest.
Major J. II. Wodehouse recently
received a testimonial, beautifully
illuminated. and signed by a num-
her of British residents of Homo
lulu.
The Scrubs" had another social
and dance at the home of Henry
Poor, Emma street, last night.
Only a few members of the club
were absent.
Hon. p. c. Jones, who has been
spending his vacation at Walkane,
returned to the city on business
Yesterday. He will return IN a
couple OF days.
Annual meeting of stockholders
Honomu Sugar Company will be
held in the office of G. Brewer ~
Co., Ltd, on Wednesday, August
18th, at 10 o'clock a. M.
C. Akima, tailor, Nuuanu street,
publishes testimonial this morn
ing from James o. Oberteuffer, re-
garding the excellent manner in
which clothes were made for him.
Oahu College officers and stand
ing committees were reelected yes
terday. Treasurer G. NJ. Cooke re-
signed, but being unanimously re-
quested to serve, consented so to do
The rowing machine introduced
in the Myrtle boat house by Chas.
Crane, is creating quite a stir.
Others are thinking Of adopting
the scheme for practice and exer-
else.
Commissions were signed yester-
day making Arthur NJ. Brown mar
shall. vice Edward G.. Hitchcock,
resigned. Edward G. Hitchcock
sheriff of Hawaii, vice George IL
Williams, resigned.
The entire police force is ordered
to be present at the police station
this morning at s o'clock, when
the ceremony of turning over the
marshal's office to Deputy Marshal
A. NJ. Brown will take place.
The American Minister and Mrs
Willis will hold their monthly re-
ception this afternoon, from to o.
There will be a musicale during
the hours, to which there are nc
invitations. All friends are wei
come.
Charles Anterior has bought, the
residence on the corner of Alapai
and King streets, now occupied by
Rev. o. II. Gulick. Mr.. Anterior
will move into his new home in the
near future. His old home has
been purchased by G. NJ. Cooke.
There will be a meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club in the office o
the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company at II 80 O'Clock
today. All members are earnestly
requested to attend, as the matter
of general tournament will b'
discussed.
Mate Murphy, formerly of the
bark Velocity, did not return or
that vessel yesterday. He was re
ieved of duty while in China, and
from latest reports, was hunting
another place. He is the gentle
man who had quite an amount o
opium taken from him while here