The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Government pay day.

A cottage room up Makiki is to
let.
See change in 4th of July field
sports.
Advertised letter list is published
this morning.
4 very vicious dog stands guard
on board the Olga.
Company III will elect officers
and drill this evening.
Stated meeting this evening OF
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81.
Officers of Harmony Lodge will
De installed this evening.
Furnished rooms with or without
board at 40 Beretania street.
f. o. Hall & Son have a new
advertisement in this issue.
a picnic and bathing party was
given at Long Branch Saturday.
The police crews continue to
train for the 4th of July regatta.
The 4th of July ball at Indepen-
dence Park has been declared off.
Stars and Unknowns in their
postponed game, July 4th, Makiki
grounds.
Crews from the Healani and
Myrtle boat clubs were out in force
yesterday.
Pioneer Mill Company has been
incorporated. List of officers in
another column.
Assessors notice and list of dep
uty-assessors and collectors for 1895
appears elsewhere.
The Marquardts appear again
tomorrow night. Seats will be on
sale in the morning.
Mrs. Junius Kaae will give a
house warming feast at her home in
Palama Saturday night.
c. S. Weight is authorized to
sign by procuratiOn the firm name
of II. w. Schmidt IL Co.
The band concert at Emma
Square Saturday afternoon was at
tended by very few persons.
The boarders and roomers at
Haalelea Lawn were photographed
on the lawn yesterday afternoon.
The committee on the Honolulu
Electric Railway bill will meet this
evening in the Judiciary building.
Lacrosse is booming right along.
AS The boys practice they find
more and more interest in the
game. II
Ladies of the steam yacht Flea
nor, now in port, attended service |
at st. Andrews Cathedral Sunday |
morning.
President Dole, Attorney Dole 1
and Miss McGrew made up a sail
ing party to Pearl City Saturday
afternoon.
c.. II. Broad and II. Gelderme-
nier, arrivals by the Claudine yes
terday, are registered at the Ha
waiian hotel.
Judge J. Hardy, of the Circuit !
Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit, has a
guardianship notice elsewhere in
this mornings issue.
Orders may be left for Henery
the painter at the lodging house
back of Bruce Warnings, corner
Fort and Beretania streets.
The directors Of the new railroad
extension will travel over the road
with their friends today. Tomor-
row the press party will go down.
Open meeting of the Hawaiian
Republican Club tomorrow even
ing. L. A. Thurston and w. r.
Castle will speak on annexation.
There were nine arrests for
drunkenness Saturday, one for
assault and battery and one for
having opium unlawfully in posses
sion.
The double quartet to sing at
the 4th of July celebration at indie
pendence Park will meet for prac-
tice at Y. NJ. G. A. hall tomorrow
evening.
w. II. Cornwell took his horses
to Maui for a rest it is said. The
rest has been short and beneficial.
They are here again for the 4th of
July races.
y new list of subscribers TO the
Telephone Company has
been added since the last telephone
book was issued. 1t is published
n today's ADVERTISER.
J. A. Gonsalves, the photogra-
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