The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. A. SprecEels was a passenger on
the CIaudine yesterday.
The induction in the telephone wires
last night was very strong.
There was no concert at the park
yesterday owing to the rain.
McInerney has a full stock of boys
ready-to-wear clothing at low prices.
Hon L. A Thurston and wife return
ed yesterday from a vacation spent on
Maui
1t is stated that the band boys will
be given a holiday during the month
of September.
John Grace, manager of the Homo
lulu Dairy left for San Francisco on
the Australia.
Prof. Alexander and daughter Mary
returned yesterday from a trip to Ha-
waii and Maui
Every member of Co. H is ordered
to be at the drill shed at 1880 this
evening for drill.
A notice to importers regarding the
numbering and marking of cases APP
pears in this issue.
Mrs. W. a. Kinney was reported last
night as being in a much improved
physical condition.
Prof MaxwelPs family have gone to
Waikiki for few weeks, and are at
President Dole's cottage.
E. w Jordan, No 10 Fort street,
sells ladies' sweaters with pulled
sleeves and silk blouses.
Among the cargo on the w. H. Di-
mond were six hack horses and dark
horse consigned to Jim Quinn.
Frank Quincy arrived on the Belgic
on Saturday. He will enjoy his vaca-
ton with his mother and sisters.
The rehearsals for the chorus of II
Trovatore will be resumed at the resi-
dence of Prof. Berger tomorrow even
ing.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Honokaa Sugar Company
at the office of F. A. Schaefer & Co. at
2 p. m. today.
There will be an underwriters sale
of felloes under the direction of James
F. Morgan at the saIesroom on Queen
street at 10 O'Clock today.
Henry Giles and Fred Schmidt re-
turned from their bicycle run around
the island yesterday. The heavy rain
compelled them to return on the train |
Charles W. Ludwigsen of the Elite |
Ice Cream ParIors left for San Fran !
cisco with his son on the Australia
Saturday for a much needed vacation. |
The Patty Mott-Smith nuptials will |
take place at the home of the brides |
parents this evening, the Rev. H. H.
be very private.
Major and Mrs. Bartlett who were
here a short time ago and who were
at the Hawaiian hotel during their stay
were through passengers on the Belgic
for the Orient Saturday.
VIM Needham who, during, his two
months service in the Customs De-
partment, has shown himeself most
reliable and efficient officer, will act as
inspector in place of Kallberg, re-
signed.
Yesterday was a sad one for Chinese
gamblers In the morning Lieutenant
Fernandez captured nine in Kalihi, and
in the evening two lots of five and six
in Chinese stores at the corner of MI
uanu avenue and the Pauoa road.
There was fair sized audience at the |
drill shed Saturday night to witness
the performance by the Elsie Adair |
company. Mr.. Emmet's exhibition of
his powers as a ventriloquist, and Miss
Adair's skirt dancing were the features.
At 1870 o'clock Saturday night, while
Officer Espinda was passing Bishops |
bank, he found the doors wide open.
He called some of his comrades and to-
gether they entered the bank to see if
any robbers had been at work, but no
signs could be found.
The little. Chinese girl whose story !
was published in this paper Friday |
morning, and who was surrendered !
by her bondsman later in the day and |
locked up at the police station, was
released on Saturday upon the request !
of ex-Judge Magoon and provided for
by Mrs. MagOon.
Jockey IsOm, who has been in Homo |
lulu for several months for the benefit |
of his health, will return on the next !
l.. Ill