The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-11
June races one month from today.


will not receive this afternoon.
Look at your hands and read
Hebron Drug Company's cad"
Three persons were arrested yes
terday for non-payment of taxes.
Public inspection of the Phila-
delphia from 1 to this afternoon.
Colonel Mclean made official
calls on the diplomatic corps yes
terday.
Nigel Jackson is thinking of en-
listing az bluejacket on the Phil
adelphia.
A Chinaman was caught smok-
ing opium near the merry-go-round
yesterday.
Smith, the bus man, has house
to rent or sell, corner Alapai and
Quarry streets.
Claus Spreckels & Co., bankers,
draw exchange on the principal
banks of the world.
Today's issue of The Time con-
tains timely cartoon on Ashford's
adieu to the Cabinet.
Purser Beckley reports rainy
weather along the Hamakua coast,
from Hilo to Kohala.
Madeiros & Company, S. Decker,
manager, has reduced the price Of
custommade clothing.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81 F. & A. NJ. tonight
to work the first degree.
Captain J. c. Rice, of the tug
Eleu, is able to be out after Sc
we're illness of several weeks.
The Cosmopolis will bring
large consignment of hay and grain
for the California Feed Co.
Morgan will sell old lumber and
coral stones at Kawaiahao Church
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The jewelry store of J. E. Comes
was found open last night. A po-
liceman was stationed at the door.
Over hundred japanese dressed
as soldiers paraded up and down in
front of the Custom House last
night.
Yesterday was dull day in the
Police Court. Two natives were
fined So and costs each for being
drunk.
Several Chinese merchants are
somewhat alarmed over the Jap
anese celebration. They fear a
demonstration will be made against
them.
No admission fee will be charged
at the Japanese celebration at In
dependence Park today. Hundreds
of invitation tickets have been dis
tributed.
Entries for the boys tournament
to be given under the auspices of
the Pacific Tennis Club next Satur-
day will close today at Thrum's
bookstore.
Four horses came by the Kinau
from Hawaii yesterday. One of
them was Shenandoah colt from
Kapapala ranch for DR.. w. T.
Monsarrat.
The many friends of Jerry Sim
onson will learn with regret that
he is lying at the point of death
brought on by an attack of blood
poisoning.
There will be no concert at
Emma Square this afternoon. The
Hawaiian Band will be in attend
ance at the Japanese peace celebra-
ton during the day.
The Mutual Telephone Company
have employed every available ex-
perienced lineman to assist in re- |
constructing their lines. Work is |
now being carried on.
All members of Carter's cavalry |
are requested to assemble at the |
old baseball grounds promptly at |
2:3O p. M. this day. The squad |
will go to Waialae for drill.
Pending other arrangements the |
season of the Honolulu Cricket
Cub will open this afternoon at /
the old baseball grounds at 80.
Members are. requested to turn out |
for net practice.
Woven Wire Bailey's factory, on |
Hotel street, had a narrow escape !
Thursday. A pot of paint on an
oil stove became ignited, and
conhagration only averted through |
prompt action in throwing both the
stove and paint into the street.