The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-08
No arrests yesterday.
Battalion drill tonight.
Australia leaves at 4 p. N.

A chain bracelet has been lost.
Sam Nowlein was a passenger by
the Hall.
The Norrie libel case has been
dismissed.
The Paradise of the Pacific for
May is out.
Sheriff L. a. Andrews, Of Maui,
Is in the city.
HeaIani Boat Club AT Home :"
tomorrow evening.
Six tourists returned from the
volcano by the Hall.
Bob Ballantyne received an exer-
cising sulky by the Hall.
". II. Rice, Jr., returned to
Lihue yesterday after brief visit.
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club. Courts open for use all day.
The Hawaiian Band played at
the Executive building yesterday
morning.
Japanese women will take part
in the Notification at Independence
Park Saturday.
H. s. Tregloan Il Son have re-
ceived a new stock of English and
French woolens.
A desirable residence on Alapai
street, two minutes walk from
Beretania, is to let.
II. ". Schmidt Il Sons are the
representatives Of the Atlas Assur-
ance Company of London.
c. D. Chase wants people to own
their own homes and has the
homes ready for ownership.
Company F.. n. G. H.,was drilled
on Union Square by Lieutenant
Ludewig yesterday afternoon.
Several changes will be made in
the positions Of the Unknown base
ball team before the next game.
4 number of people viii use
boats TO reach the 'Healani Boat
Clubs opening tomorrow evening.
The semi-weekly GAZETTE, brim-
full of news, is out this morning.
It is a valuable number to send
abroad.
During the past month or six
weeks there has been an unusual
amount of sickness at Fort Street
School.
Julian D. Hayne gave a dinner
at tie Hawaiian Hotel last even
ing in honor Of Capt. Julius
Palmer.
Seven members Of the Hawaiian
band furnished music for SeQuah's
chariot promenade about town yes
terday afternoon.
D. B. Smith win send his two
young live alligators out to Puma
hou today, where they vii be
placed in a tank.
kid" King is the name of the
new pitcher expected by the Stars
tomorrow by the Alameda. He is
said to be a crack baseball player.
Captain Hercksen, OF the ship 81.
z. Glade, entertained several of his
friends st luncheon aboard ship |
Yesterday. The Glade was gaily |
decorated with flags.
The Choral Society practiced in |
the Y. N. c. A. hall last night. |
Over thirty members were present. |
Miss Grace Richards led and Miss |
Hopper accompanied.
V. V. Ashford has fled a bond Of |
$500 TO satisfy all damages that |
may be awarded in the breach OF |
promise case brought against him |
by Alnira Kahananui.
Special meeting of the Leilani |
Boat Club, Hawaiian Hotel, 80 /
this evening. All members are
urged 10 be present, as business of
very great moment is to be con-
sidered.
Special Hammer, assisted by
others, arrested three Cinnamon
last night for having opium unlaw-
fully in possession. The find con-
sisted OF two-tbirds OF a ichee-nut
Of opium and lamp.
4 very valuable driving horse
belonging TO 8 prominent citizen
was killed yesterday By DR.. Rowat.
The animal had CHAMBERS. Dur
ing the past four months three I
horses similarly affected have been J
shot.
The email boys OF Kamehaneha
p-.re~a%orv Schoo1 ara having the