The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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San Francisco is threatened
with another Chinese highlander
war.
The new French Commissioner
is expected to arrive early next
month.
Rev. Schneider will speak during
morning service at Kawaiahao on
Sunday.
A number of ladies practice bicy-
Gle riding on the water front late
afternoons.
Seauah will leave for British
Columbia by the Warrimoo on
August 1st.
CD. Whitney has gone to Hilo.
he will give a reading there during
next week.
Company G drilled last night.
Charles Warren was admitted to
membership.
Usual Saturday afternoon con-
cert by the Hawaiian band in
Emma Square.
The Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany received a large lot of shoes
by the Miowera.
Stars and Kamehamehas at the |
league baseball grounds at 3 80 |
o'clock this afternoon.
J. Alfred Magoon advertises
cottage on Emma street TO let, just |
repaired, painted and papered.
Work on the Library and Read
ing Room extension will commence
during the early part of next week.
Miss Alice Bicknell, of this city,
left on the Irmgard yesterday to
attend school at Mortified semin-
airy.
Henry NJ. Stanley has been
elected to the English Commons as
a Conservative from North Lam
beth.
E. F. Bishop and five other
young men are expecting to leave
for pleasure trip to Kauai next
week.
The Honolulu Cricket Club will
give another of their pleasant
smoking concerts in about three
weeks.
d. B. Smith has been appointed
a member of the Board of Immi-
grafton, succeeding J. A. Kennedy,
resigned.
Miss Alice Kimball left on the
Claudine yesterday for a short trip
to Maui, where she will visit Mrs.
G.. P. Wilder.
Companies Z and + moved into
their renovated quarters in the
basement of the Executive build
ing yesterday.
A detail of men from the Ben
nington engaged in target practice
at the quarantine station butts yes
terday morning.
The fattering success of the last
social given by the Sons of st.
George, will cause another to be
given in the near future.
Company Z, Citizens Guard, will
not practice at Moanalua butts to-
morrow. They are not in favor of
purchasing ammunition.
Captain Mahuka, of the Kane
hamehas, has not returned from
Hawaii, consequently will not play
in today's baseball game.
Today is the date set for Com
pany A to go into camp at Makee
Island. Up to last night no orders !
to that effect had been issued.
No quorum being present at the
Queens Hospital meeting yester-
day, it was postponed until Mon
day, July 29th, at 10 80 a. m.
A very pleasant birthday party
was given Miss Harriet Hatch at
her home Thursday afternoon.
Many children were present to help e
celebrate.
Misses Sears and Bicknell, of /
Bucyrus, Ohio, who spent a year
as teachers at Kawaiahao seminary,
left on the Irmgard for Port Town
send yesterday morning.
Extreme high tide was noticed
about I o'clock Thursday after
noon. 1t was caused by two well
known club men of avoirdupois
tendency enjoying a bath.
Louis Grant. an experienced
electrician, has gone to Hilo to
make a complete survey of the
town and furnish estimates for the
Hi'o Electric Light Company.
Mrs. DR.. Whitney gave a delight {