The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.


J. W. Jones returned on the Kinau
yesterday.
The band will play al Thomas Square
Thursday evening.
Bishop Willis arrived from Maui on
che Kinau yesterday.
Regular meeting of the Board of
Health at p. m. today.
A new Rambler bicycle, in perfect
order, is advertised for sale.
President Dole is booked to leave for
Maui on the next trip of the Claudine.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
birth of the young Emperor of China.
Company C Members must be at the
drill shed for drill at 1870 O'Clock this
evening.
Thirty-four well-bound volumes of
Scientific American for sale by *,
this office.
The members of the Government re-
turned Count Mutsu's call at the Con-
sulate on Monday.
Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, No. q,
A. F. and A. N. this evening. work
in the first degree.
Should the China arrive this after
noon and remain over night in port the
band will play at the Hotel
Count Mutsu is seriously i'll and it is
doubtful if his physician will permit
his departure for Japan on the China
The Hawaiian band will give its
usual Wednesday afternoon concert on
the Executive building grounds today
Samuel Parker brought down five
wild dog pups by the Kinau yesterday.
They were found near his Mana home.
Miss Polly Richard left on the Kauai
for her home in Hamakua yesterday
morning. She was accompanied by
Miss Annie Whitney.
r. Rycroft of Puma came down on
the Kinau yesterday to attend to some
business He will probably return to
his home on Friday.
Mrs. H Isenberg, Mrs. G. VOTERS
and c. A. Garvie were among the de-
parting passengers on the Iwalani for
Kauai ports yesterday afternoon.
The wife and family of manager
Ahrens of Waianae plantation arrived
from Hflo on the Kinau yesterday.
They will go to Waianae in a day or So
The marriage of Miss Jane Lishman
to Robert More will be sOlemnized at
the home of the brides parents this
evening. A reception will be given af-
forwards.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
bags spuds, Sc bags corn, 81 hogs, 43
bdls hides, II bales wool, 2O3 pkgs sun
dries, 2 horses.
The members of the Honolulu Cricket
Club did not turn out in sufficient num-
Der at the Arlington last night to con-
stitute a quorum so the meeting had
TO be postponed.
James Stokes, the Misses Stokes and
Mrs. living came home from the vol
cano on the Kinau yesterday. The
Stokes party will leave for the Orient
on the China Thursday.
Castle & Cooke have something to
saw to you about their New Process
Stoves" and the very reasonable prices
for which they can be purchased. A
call at their store will satisfy you
]. B. Daniels has received commits
sion as the duly authorized Honolulu
agent of the Hawaii Herald. Reports
from Hilo state that the new paper Will
he out about the middle of the month
Among the passengers for Maui on
the Claudine yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Warriner H. WaterhOuse, Jrp
Paul F. De La Vergne, Mrs. F. w
Carter. DR. Averdam, c. w. Dickey and
Mrs. w o. Smith.
There was an exceptionally large
turnout of the male members of the
chorus of IL Trovatore at the home OF
Professor Berger last night. The work
is progressing rapidly under Mrs. Tur-
ner and Professor Berger
The regular annual credit sale by Il
HackfeId & Co today and tomorrow
will be an event in mercantile circles
in Honolulu. An opportunity will be OF
fered merchants, city and country, tc
secure goods at unprecedented bar
gains.
Among the arrivals from Maui ano
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
were @. l. Wight, Robert Levers, w
H. Levers. Samuel Parker, Miss Helen
Parker. Miss Sarah Carter, l.. G. Ables
w. r. Castle, Armstrong Smith, Dr. II
V. Murray and J. w. Jones.
If the p. NJ. S. S. China left San
Francisco on her schedule time, Thurs
day. July Both, at , p. m. she should
arrive here late this afternoon. Her
last trip from Honolulu to San Fran
cisco was made in five days and II
hours. the quickest passage ever made
between the two ports.
J. Barnett, who has been for about
four years bOok-keeper on the KOhals
Plantation, has severed his connection
with that Company and will leave by