The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-30
LOCAL BREYITIES.

adv.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE (semi-
weskly) is issued on Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Two SingaIese are attracting attention
on the strets by their peculiar cos
tunes.
lulu Dairy Co, returned on the Austria
liza yesterday.
President Dole did no. return on the
Hawaii en- Sunday as stated in the
Bulletin yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Scott OF Maui left
for his new post of duty yesterday.
His wife accompanied him.
Players of the H. A A c. Football
Team are requested TO be at the base
bali grounds today at 3 p. n. for prac-
tice.
A good thing, push it along, mean
ing "The Globe lawn mowers that
Castle & Cooke are selling at moderate
prices.
Madame Fashion insists that white
leather belts are all the rage. H. F.
Wichman has just received a large
assortment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Long will honor
their son Kenneth's birthday with a
grand luau at their home in Manoa
Saturday next.
Marshal Brown accompanied Sher-
if L. NJ. Baldwin to Kauai on the
Mikahala last night and will install
him in his new position.
~. F. Wheeler, wife and child were
passengers on the Claudine to KablL-
iui yesterday Mr.. Wheeler ss4EeS a.
Iiositiop With the Kahofgii r. GesA =
fspeciaf o(ieer AIdfiel faidesd. an 6 ssF.
JIM 5oint in the. KaRsako district last
hight and arrested four Chinese srnok
ers. But a small quantity of opium
was found.
big luau was in progress all day
yesterday at the residence of George
Kualaku, Palama, in honor of the sec
Ond anniversary of the birth of their
son Abraham.
c. A. Fogarty seems to have struck
a veritable gold mine of curios along
Nuuanu stream. Yesterday he pulled
up two skulls, one of which was in ex-
cellent condition.
Minister Cooper has ordered the
Hawaiian band to give a concert at the
Hawaiian hotel Thursday night in
vessel now in port.
a young son of T. c. Wills, of Ko-
hala, who has been i'll with typhoid
fever at ST. Louis College, was removed
to the residence of his uncle, j. J.
Williams, yesterday.
The friends of NJ. G. Silva of the
Temple of Fashion helped him cele-
brate the second anniversary of his
wedding last night. The Hawaiian
Club furnished the music.
William H. Coney, reporter for the
Advertiser, left on the Kinau yester-
day for two weeks visit on Hawaii.
During his absence Charles Hyde will
take his place on this paper.
A meeting of the Pacific Tennis
Club will be held at the Office of the
Safe Deposit Company at noon to-
morrow. Special business will be
transacted and a full attendance is
requesed.
Captain Zimmers and Cadet Munroe
went TO Hilo yesterday to assist Cap
tain Langridge in his efforts to get
the people of Front street, Hilo, to
point of enthusiasm and incidentally
to take part in a harvest home there.
]. H. Schnack and family returned
from a trip to the coast by the Aus
tralia. While away Mr.. Schnack visit
ed his brother in Newbraska who he
had not seen for twenty-five years.
Neither recognized each other when
they met.
A prominent attorney here has been
instructed by the attorneys of Mrs.
Haynes son to secure all information
possible regarding Haynes actions
here and communicate with them. 1t is
i'm 70 locate HaVnp if nos
sible and prosecute him.
When the steamships China and
Australia passed each other this trip
the former sent up danger signals. The
passengers on the Australia thought
they would find a revolution on ar
rival, but as everything was quiet they
are et loss TO understand what the
officers of the China meant.
Morgan will have regular real es-
tate day next Saturday at noon. He
will sell 21a acres adjoining the prop
erty of J. a. Gilman, Makiki, a large
lot adjoining the property of DIR. Wood,
another next to that of J. F. Scott and
two others. These are desirable resi-
dence lots and a good investment.
Gus Froboese. who is we'll known in
certain circles here, has just opened up
1.-THE Queen hotel on Nuuanu Avenue,
installing c. Puschjose as manager.
Rooms can now be procured for $3.50
TO So 90 per week. y little later on a
restaurant will be run in connection
which will be first class in every re-
spect.
At the meeting of the Society Sons
of American Revolution held yesterday
il was decided 10 celebrate the sur
render OF CORVALLIS at Y. NJ. c. a.
hail on Monday, October 10. Captain
AppIeton of Boston will be the prin-
cipaI speaker and Mons. Voisson.
French Commissioner, Will deliver an
address. Mons Voisson is an ardent
republican and a descendant of one