The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Alameda and Warrimoo from the
Coast and Colonies on Thursday.
The Bishop of Honolulu will
return by the Claudine on Friday.
Z. a. Jones reformed yesterday
after spending Sunday at Wal
kane.
The Legislature will likely adj
iourn during the latter part of the
week.
Expenses of the Lehua while in
the Government service were
$5,92995.
Special sale of millinery this
week at Sachs. Remnants go for
half price.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge this evening. Work in
Third Degree.
w. n. Armstrong is expected to
return from Japan by the Belgic
on August 9th.
There will be an afternoon tea
at the Mist home, Nuuanu avenue,
this afternoon.
The band concert at Emma
Square last night was attended by
a large number of people.
w. D. Alexander, Jr., leaves on
the bark Albert this morning for
the Coast to spend his vacation.
How many alligator pear seeds
are you going to save this week for
the Commissioner of Agriculture?
Oscar Bampfeld Braddick, clerk
in T. II. Davies & Co.'s store, took
the oath to support the Republic
yesterday.
Paul Molenhauer, the mounted
patrolman who was cut by a crazy
native last Saturday, is getting
along well.
Three natives sentenced at Kane
ohe for various offences were
brought to the city yesterday and
placed in Oahu Jail.
An Irish setter dog, belonging to
II. J. Nolte has been lost, strayed
or stolen. Suitable reward will be
paid for return of the dog.
Id. .Timmons, Waring block,
has suits that will suit everybody
and at very cheap prices. Full
stock of mems furnishings.
Rev. L. E. Schneider will leave
by the Albert this morning. He |
will probably return in two months
and take up his residence in this |
city.
w. E. Herrick will be prepared |
to give instructions on the guitar
after August LIST. Orders left at
Golden Rule Bazaar will receive
his attention.
Concert at Kaumakapili church
this evening for the benefit of des-
titute families of political prison
ers. A large number of tickets
have been sold.
Nahulu, the native who battered
q Chinaman's face at Molopo
several days ago, was given three
months at hard labor in the Dis
trict court Monday.
Charles Crane, captain of the
Myrtles, has just completed a row.
ing machine, which will be placed
on a pontoon at the boathouse and
used for exercise.
Miss Mary E. Green, who is
doing good work among Hawaiians,
and especially children of that
race, will leave today for six
weeks vacation at Makawao.
Lawrence Kip and wife will leave
for San Francisco by the Albert
today. Mr.. Kip returns to straight
en- up his business preparatory to
residing permanently in Honolulu.
Brown & Kubey, the Hotel street
jewellers and opticians, call special
attention to their large and varied
stock of watches, clocks, silver
ware, cutlery, etc. Their prices
are bed rock.
The household furniture of cot
tage on King street, between Piikoi
and Kaumoku, formerly occupied
by w. P. Boyd, will be sold on the
premises by Morgan at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Castle IL Cooke recently received
from England a line of baskets in
willow, rush and MANILA, feather
busters, floor brooms, brushes of
all kinds, Australian saddles, bird
cages, twine, etc.
Alexander CARVE, who was I'M
IT, recently assistant bookkeeper in
Bishop & Co.'s bank, left by the