The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Frawley matinee tomorrow.
Mrs. Gums dancing school at the
usual hour and place this evening.
The Rio de Janeiro will take away
$50 Japanese and 40 Chinese from this
port.
The Eva Plantation Company have
an election of officers notice in this
issue.
Try .'Brush's" remedy for seasick-
ness. Benson, Smith & Co. are the
agents.
Chester Doyle has donned a most eff
fectuaI disguise simply by change of
the upper lip.
Several members of the press will
accompany the Board of Health to
MoIokai tonight.
An attempt is being made by certain
young men in the city to get up Ger
man" for the near future.
Miss NJ Mccarthy, who arrived by
the bark Andrew WEIGH yesterday, will
be typewriter for Mr. Fred Macfarlane.
The man who has been seen at sew
eraI homes in Nuuanu recently is still
about. He was seen again on Mon
day night.
II. L. Shaw OF the HOLSTER Drug
Company will leave for Hilo on the
Kinau today to remain for three
months in the Hilo drug store.
There was no meeting of the Ameri-
can League last night. Speakers could
not be procured, and satisfactory ar
rangements could not be perfected.
A letter was received at the Foreign
Office yesterday from Minister Cooper.
He was in Vancouver at the time, but
was to leave the next day for Chicago.
Really, now; some covering should
be put on the Opera House stairs, in
order to keep out the sound of tramp
ing feet.
w. E. Dixon, Hawaiian Consul at
Sydney, has resigned, owing to his
departure from that city. Capt. Amora,
Consul for Costa Rico, will fill the po-
sition temporarily.
The football boys are practicing
hard for Saturdays game, and lovers
of the sport will, no doubt, have a
chance to witness most exciting game.
1t is understood that there will be some
new players in the Regiment team.
There are two bears in town, brought
by the Rogalle Bros. on the o. S. S.
Australia for the purpose of showing
in the city. The Rogalle Bros, it will
be remembered, had their performing
bears at the Cliff House for some time.
The F'rawley management desire it
stated that those unable to purchase
seats during the day at the Hebron
drug store can be supplied at the box
office. A good number of the best
seats are always reserved for the even
ing.
Minister Willis horse took fright at
the steam roller passing it in front of
DR.. Days office yesterday morning and
bolted. Miss Dulany had just alight-
ed, and consequently was saved from
injury. The carriage was badly dam
aged.
There will be a special dinner at |
the Hawaiian Hotel tonight, in honor |
of the guests departing by the Aus |
tralia. The Quinteete Club of the old |
Hawaiian Band will play during the |
dinner and for a dance afterward. The |
Hawaiian Government Band will play |
during the evening.
The bark Andrew Welch, Drew mas
ter, arrived in port yesterday morning, |
1872 days from San Francisco, after a |
very pleasant voyage. The Andrew
WEIGH brought between 500 and 1900 |
tons of general merchandise, besides a
deck load of redwood posts and shin
giles. and 80 mules for Wailuku plan
tatiOn.
The repertoire of the second week of
the Frawley engagement is as follows:
Tuesday, Nov. "a, The Charity Ball."
Thursday, Nov. 26, THE Senator"
matinee, Saturday, Nov. %, The
Highest Bidder" evening, Nov. %,
The Ensign" Seats for all these per-
formances will be on sale tomorrow
morning.
1t will no doubt be a matter of in
terest TO quite a number Of people in
the city to know that Mr.. Willard Pea |
body Gerrish and Miss Mary Wylie |
we're married at the home of the brides |
parents in Boston, Mass, on October !