The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.

UdUltuL next week
The Board OF Health was busy
paving wages yesterday.
4 road Jury notice will be found
IN the BY Authority column.
The lunch department OF the
Woman's Exchange opens today.
Robert >. Yegi has a notice OF
sale Of interest in his store in this
issue.
A notice to advertisers in the
gazette and KUoKoA appears
elsewhere.
Minister, Mrs. Willis and Albert
Willis left for Hilo on the Benning-
ton yesterday.
HOLSTER Drug Company are busy
packing goods 10 be shipped to their
HilO branch store.
The names OF the officers Of the
Pacific Sugar Mill Company, APP
pear in this issue.
There Will be a meeting OF the
kindergarten committees at Emma
Hall this day at 10 a. m.
The police officers wore a singu-
larly happy appearance yesterday.
Why? 1t was the last OF the
month
There was an interesting meet
ing of the Y. w. G.. T. L. in the
parlors of Central Union church
yesterday afternoon.
The Mounted Reserve held a
drill under Alfred Carter on the
baseball grounds last evening.
Good attendance and good work
done.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the Kalakaua
Monument Association in the
office OF Mark Robinson at p. III.
today.
Plans for the new Methodist
church building are finished, and
it is the intention of the trustees to
call for tenders for labor within
few days.
Two of the Junior members of the
Pacific Tennis Club played a very
close and exciting game of tennis
yesterday afternoon. The score
stood II to ii.
Ruby Dexter is confined to his
home with an attack of malarial
fever. 1t is not likely to interfere
with his entering the ADVERTISER
bicycle contest.
The friends of Picnic King de-
clare that she shall be the winner
of the Bulletin bike contest.
Walker of the Cleveland says,
NAY, nay, Pauline.
James Morgan will hold a clos
ing out sale of dry goods and pro-
visions for Nishimura at No. 10
Nuuanu street, Foster Block, at 10
o'clock this morning.
There was a lull in the Gran
stoun-Muller proceedings yester-
day as both Commissioner Smith
and Attorney Davis wanted to de
vote the day to other business.
The choir of Kawaihao church
had its first rehearsal yesterday
afternoon and everything was en-
tirely satisfactory. The electric
lights were tested and proved salts
factory.
The Japanese residents of the
city are preparing for a great time
on the Sd of November for it is the
Mikado's birthday. Residents OF
the city may expect to see all sorts
of decorations and fireworks.
A runaway team on King street
last night took a wheel off China
mans hack at the corner OF Nuu-
anu and King. The horse ran into
the Arlington Hotel grounds, where
1t was caught by a mounted patrol
man.
Christian Conradt made a pur-
chase of seventeen calabashes yes
terday. some of which are over
eighty years old and the owner
ship of some of them may be
traced back to several very high
chiefs.
All OF the copies of Time unsold
last Saturday were bought up yes
terday by a gentleman who states
that the prize dictionary shall go to
a young Hilo schOolmarm. Miss
Molly Atkinson leads among the
Honolulu teachers.
Company \ held an election for
first lieutenant in place of Ed
TOwse last night at 7:30 o'clock.
Fritz Rowell succeeded in carrying
off the honors, and the boys OF the
company proceeded with the event