The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Captain Mosher's wife arrived
by the s. G. Allen yesterday.
Officers of the American League
will be installed this evening.
Claims against the Senate should
be presented for payment today.
The Miowera leaves for the Colo
MES between II and l o'clock to-
day.
Dance at Remond Grove tonight.
Some fifty couples are expected to
be present.
The new tennis court at J. +.
Browns residence ia used every
afternoon.
Charles Scharf, the blind man,
returned to the Coast yesterday by
the Mariposa.
The Hawaiian band will play at
the Queens Hospital from 2 till 4
this afternoon. 81
The House of Representative
will be photographed by J. ]. Wiz
liams at 10 a. 10. today.
Senator H. P. Baldwin, G. n.
Wilcox and w. II. Rice were pas
seDgers to Kauai by the Iwalani
yesterday.
Ella Long, a student Of Puma
hou, took advantage of his vaca-
ton to visit the States. He left by
the Mariposa.
Four sailors from the Bennington
left by the Maripo=a yesterday.
They will 60 to New York, there TO
be discharged.
Rev. Schneider did not leave by
the Mariposa yesterday. He will
sail on the bark Albert, leaving
about the 29.h.
Adjourned annual meeting of the
Union Feed Company, Ltd, will be
held in the company's office at IL
o'clock this morning.
Fresh Columbia salmon, hall
but, rock cod and trout was re-
ceived at the Metropolitan Meat
Company by the Miowera.
Bills against the Lehua while in
Government service must be
presented at the custom house be-
fore II o'clock noon tomorrow.
Biennial meeting Board of Trus-
tees Queens Hospital, in Chamber
of Commerce, at 10 o'clock this
morning. Annual election of Off
GERS.
The Kamehameha baseball team |
will be considerably strengthened |
IN Saturdays game with the Stars.
A close and exciting contest is ex-
pected.
Sachs clearance sale will be con-
cluded tomorrow evening. Fancy
bordered and white hemstitch
handkerchief reduced to very low
prices. Ladies' black hose and
ribbed vests marked way down.
Aepena, a native woman who
made her home on Maunakea
street near Kaumakapili church,
died of the grippe Wednesday
afternoon. She was buried in the
Catholic burying ground yesterday
afternoon.
The engagement of Miss Florence
A. G. Munroe. of Detroit, Mich, to
George II. De la Vergne, of this
CITY, is announced MISS Munroe
LETT for her home by the Mariposa
yesterday. While in Honolulu she
made many friends.
The public is invited to make a
thorough examination of Jacobson
d Pleiff-r's stock of sterling silver
ware, souvenir spoons, plated were,
watches and diamonds. Native
jewelry manufactured in unique
designs and to order.
If you have an Office, store or
house to rent, list with g. d. Chase,
he will find you a tenant or rent
you what is wanted. He buys and
sells residence and acreage pro-
perty, building lots, etc. Notary
public, brokerage, general business,
accident insurance and safes.
A well known young man of this
city came near being left on the
Mariposa yesterday while that
steamer was leaving port. He re-
NAMED below until the pilot boat
was about to be detached from the
steamer, whose engines it was
necessary to reverse in order to
allow the gentleman to be trans
ferred.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany speaks OF the advertisement
of the new woman" in relation to
physical development of their mus
cles. T. V. King has charge of {
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