The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Lady Heron gave a tea to a
number of friends yesterday.
The old officers of VIM. G.. Irwin
d Co, Ltd, were reelected yester-
day.
The Mariposa sails at 10 o'clock
this morning. Mail closes an hour
earlier.
Oahu Railway advertises cheap
rates to Waianae Saturdays and
Sundays.
Regular drill of the mounted
patrol this afternoon. Target prac-
tice tomorrow.
Prof. Theo. Richards, of Kane
hameha School, leaves for San
Francisco today.
Office of the Peerless Preserving
Paint Company is now located at
308 Merchant street.
Emily Soldene, we'll known on
the comic opera stage, is through
passenger on the Mariposa.
Congressman Hilborn called at
the various newspaper offices of
the city yesterday forenoon.
Only three more days in which
TO purchase seasonable goods at
bedrock prices at Sachs clearance
sale.
The Hawaiian band played at
Hawaiian Hotel last night for the
benefit of passengers by the Milo
vera.
An elegant lot of household fur
niture Will be sold at 10 o'clock
this morning in Morgan's auction
rooms.
The regular Friday evening
dance of the Lolita Club will be
given at Arion Hall tomorrow
evening.
Charles 3. Wellez, the actor, will
leave for San Francisco today. He
may return to engage in the coffee
business.
Regulars will break camp today,
returning to their renovated quar-
ters in the basement of the Execu-
tive building.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, wife of the
Mariposa's obliging purser, leaves
for San Francisco today, after
spending a pleasant visit.
One of the Pantheon Stables
hacks was considerably damaged
in a runaway yesterday. The
driver was slightly injured.
Afine banana plantation in Ka-
Iihi valley with 10000 bearing |
trees, houses, tools, working stock,
etc, was sold by Bruce Cartwright |
recently.
The steamer Kahului has made |
her last trip to Kahului. She will
60 into the coal carrying trade be-
tween Comox, British Columbia,
and San Francisco. u
An individual was arrested last
night for reckless driving. The
horse and buggy was taken to the
police station and afterwards de-
livered to the owner.
Purser Thomas Smith, of the
Mariposa, who is among the most
affAble officers touching at this
port, has the thanks of the ADvER-
TIsER for personal and news favors.
Messrs. Ed. Paris and II. Giles
are making arrangements for a sub
scription dance tn be given at Re-
mond Grove Friday Light. Over
one hundred invitations have been
issued.
Frank Clifford Rhodes and Mrs.
NJ. B. Lathrop, nee Clark, were
made man and wife yesterday by
Rev. II. w. Peck The groom is
foreman of the Press Publishing
Company.
Biennial meeting of Queens
Hospital Corporation will be held
In Chamber of Commerce Friday,
July &c h, at 10o'clock. Annual
election of officers to be followed by
meeting of trustees.
An action entitled Strohm VS..
Wilson, a test case to recover
wages from Andy McDowelPs
bondsmen re stranding of the
steamer Miowera, will be heard in
the Circuit Court this morning.
Work of clearing the site on
Alakea street for the Christian
Church Tabernacle commenced
yesterday, under the supervision of
Rev. T. D. Garvin. Building COM
mences today and will be carried
on by day labor.
The PnniEc Tennis Climb Was