The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. Walters and wife returned 70
Kauai yesterday.
Work has commenced on the
library extension.
The Myrtles will begin training
for the regatta next week.
The Senate is to be photograph
al on invitation of Frank Godfrey.
John Ena and family are rusti-
eating at Kapapala ranch, Hawaii.
Mrs. Thee. Hoffman is expected
from the Coast by the Alameda to-
morrow
TIE Leilanis are hard at work.
New oar locks have been put on
their shell.
Paul Isenberg and wife will go
70 Kauai next week for a two
months visit.
From May 9th twenty-five
cases have been appealed from the
District court.
Detective Van Giesen has re-
turned from lengthy official
visit to Hawaii.
Charlie Good, well known here
as an artist of merit, viii shortly
return to Honolulu.
According to reports from Kau,
smoke has been seen issuing from
Nauna I.oa recently.
Rev. 4. B. Soares will leave by
the w. G. Hall Friday for four
weeks vacation on Kona.
W. A. Wall and w. Y. Horner
were among the incoming passen-
gers by yesterdays Hall.
Ladies day at the Pacific Tennis
Club courts. Lady friends OF the
club are cordially invited.
EN-. Walsh, wife and two chill
dren, and Mrs. E. c. Damon left
by the Likelike yesterday.
J. J. Sullivan is able to attend
to business again after a seize OF
inhammatory rheumatism.
Sweeping reductions in millinery,
ladies and childrens trimmed hats
at Sachs special millinery sale this
week.
Auction sale of furniture at the
store of C. E. Williams Il Son,
King street, 10 o'clock this morn
ing by Morgan.
W.P. Boyd left by the Likelike
yesterday. He will join Mrs. Boyd
at Waikapu and proceed to Hawaii
for a months visit.
Ten shares of Woodlawn Fruit
Company stock, $50 per share paid
up, will be sold at Morgon's auc-
ton rooms tomorrow noon.
President Wilder of the Senate,
and several members Of that body,
were present during part of yester-
DAVIS session of the House.
The w. G. Hall brought only a
few passengers from Maui and Ha-
waii yesterday, but she made up in
the number Of deck passengers.
A general tennis tournament for
the middle of August is now being
talked of. All tennis enthusiasts
seem to strongly favor this plan
Hans, the enterprising boot
black at the Pantheon, has had an
electric light placed over his stand
TO accommodate the evening trade.
British Commissioner Halves
moved into his new residence at
Palama Yesterday. He has leased
the property belonging to Mrs.
Dominis.
Annual meeting of stockholders
Waiohinu Agricultural and Graz
ing Company at Office OF VIM. G..
Irwin & Co., Ltd, 10 o'clock this
morning.
Afternoon tennis at the home OF
]. II. Gilman on the premises OF
J. F. Brown, Waikiki, was enjoyed
by a number Of friends yesterday
afternoon.
Monthly business meeting OF I.
NJ. G. A. will be held in their hall
Thursday, August 1st, I 80 p. M
Important business will come up
for transaction.
The temporary galvanized iron
building over the new pumping
plant was torn down yesterday
The roof over the new building Is
about half completed.
Secretary Corbett, Of the Y. NJ
C. a, is expected TO return on
August oath. The gymnasium
apparatus, now here, will not DC
erected until his return.