The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Kate Kelly Is dong Court
reporting in cases before Judge
Cooper.
Hawaiian Republican Club meets
this evening at 1870. A full at
tendance is desired.
The Hutchinson Sugar Planta-
ton Company paid total dividend
of $500 for the month Of July.
Regular meeting of the w. G. T.
u. in the parlors of Central Union
church this afternoon at 2 80
o'clock.
Mrs. 3. FREEMAN has indefinitely
postponed her trip. She is now To-
Gated at Ilaniwai, Waikiki, tele-
phone 4O3.
Mrs. T. r. Walker gave
children's bathing party at Wal
XXI yesterday in honor of her
daughters birthday.
Medeiros & Company, tailors,
Hotel street, quote all goods at
half price and guarantee that they
cannot De duplicated.
Another large and varied invoice
of furniture will arrive shortly for
the City Furniture, of which III. 81.
Williams is the manager.
The mounted patrol, seventeen
strong, under Captain Cook, drilled
yesterday. The men went through
various movements while proceed
ing to Makiki.
Meeting of the Leprosy Board
this evening to consider the school
question at Kalihi Receiving Sta
ton and other matters pertaining
to the work of the Board.
The first concert after the vaca-
ton Of the Hawaiian band will be
at Emma Square Monday evening,
September I'd. The band boys are
on the different islands enjoying
their vacation.
James Spencer is the only entry
so far in the scull race to be rowed
next month. If others intend COM
peting he would like to know it, so
there can be no question about un-
fairness in training.
A play entitled "Meredith's Old
Coat" by Mr.. Alderdice, of the
Bennington, will be given at indie
pendence Park pavilion during the
month of September. First rehear-
sal was held last night.
Tom Sharkey, the naval pugilist,
and Joe McAuliffe have signed
articles for fight at or near San
Francisco. Sharkey will fight at
1856 pounds, while Joe McAuliffe
will hardly get below $50.
Levers & Cooke have just re-
ceived a new invention in the
shape of tables for invalids, which
can be used as a writing desk,
bookh older, table or other purposes.
1t is one of the most handy articles
for invalids ever received In the
city.
Larsen's express stand is on the
L. Y. L. corner, telephone number
245. Furniture moved by the job
and day rates, with a guarantee of
all work done in a satisfactory
manner. Competent men have
charge of all branches of Larsen's
business. Forwarding and receiv-
ing baggage attended to.
The reportorial staff and COM
positors of this paper are indebted
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Roach for
an enjoyable repast of wedding
cake and wine received last even
ing. The cake was furnished by |
that chief of bakers, Herman
Horn, and is in keeping with the |
favorable reputation enjoyed by |
him.
The case against the night clerk |
of the Hawaiian Hotel for illegal |
sale of liquor was brought up in
the District court yesterday morn !
ing and postponed till Thursday. |
The management of the hotel state |
that the liquor was sold contrary |
to explicit orders that none
should be supplied after closing |
hours.
Search for contrsband articles
was made Oh the G. D. Bryant by |
Custom House officers yesterday, |
but nothing was found. In the |
progress of the search q missing
case of wine was found very cleverly |
concealed in the vessels coal. 1t |
was thought some of the sailors |
were looking forward to their own
pleasure when the wine was MD
den.
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