The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

>. MdQ6lODd hdmdhdu Will dCI
under full power of attorney for
Mrs. Hal Kamakau.
Charles Wight, president of
Wilder's Steamship Company is
expected by today'5 Mariposa.
A large and choice lot of ice
house goods will arrive by the
Mariposa for Camarinos' refriger-
ator.
Eight jurors had been secured in
the Durrant murder case at San
Francisco up to the 8th of this
month.
The regulars are getting very
tired of their encampment. The
same is true of the Bennington
sailors.
Toma, the japanese police officer,
is a good source Of information with
respect to Japanese cases all over
the islands.
The Healani crews will probably
90 to Pearl City early next week.
Members say that nothing has been
decided yet.
Fourteen reasons are given why
Peerless Preserving Paint is the
best on the market. See their adj
vertisement in today's issue.
John Camel, first baseman and
captain of the Star base ball club,
will leave for the States by the
Australia on September 18th.
The Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Company has a store
room 20x4O to let within three
minutes walk of the new fish
market.
improvements on the road which
runs past Waikiki residences, be-
ginning with that of John Ena, are
hailed with delight by those who
live in the vicinity.
Liberal terms will be paid by q
single gentleman staying several
months in the islands for home
in a private family. Horse accom-
mediation if possible, but not COM
pulsory.
The hagpole donated to the Pa
ci6c Tennis Club by Messrs. e. A.
Jones and Paul De La Vergne, two
of its loyal members, will be placed
in position today. The club colors
will float from it later.
The theme of the Hawaiian Hard
ware advertisement today is the |
progress made in the manufacture |
of bicycles in the last two years
and the good qualities of the
Tribune racer" in particular.
Under instructions from the Col
lector General of Customs, Morgan
will sell at his salesroom on Satur-
day, September 21st, noon, ten kegs
of whiskey, five gallons each. seiz-
ed on the barkentine S. n. Castle
lately.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day at
the Beretania Tennis Club courts.
Friends will be welcome to the use
of the courts any time after 2
o'clock in the afternoon. Those
who have used the courts pro-
nounce them a success.
At the residence of T. Naka,
School street, between Nuuanu
and large bridge, household furni-
ture and effects are to be sold at 10
o'clock this morning by Lsvey.
One Cleveland bicycle and pair
of Japanese pug dogs will be dis
posed of.
The Unknowns are doing
some hard practicing for Satur-
days game of baseball with the
Stars. This will probably be the
most interesting of the series.
Should the Stars win they will be
champions with two games ahead.
Should they lose, another game
will have to be played between the
two teams.
T. w. Rawlins has disposed of
his interest in the California Fruit i
and Produce Company to Harry !
Cannon. All accounts due to and
by the above company up to date
are assumed by Mr.. Rawlins. The
new firm solicits the patronage of
the public and guarantees satisfac-
ton. George Cavanaugh is still
the manager of the company.
The rehearsals for "Meredith's
Old Coat" are held regularly. The
18th of September is suggested as
the date on which the play is to be 6
given. Those who have been pres I
ent at some of the rehearsals are
very enthusiastic and think that =
the play should be given two nights
one night for Kawaiahao church
fund and one for some other pur-