The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

lee Chlu mas notice OF power or at
torney in this issue.
A nicely furnished room, with or
without board is for rent.
The front of the tax window is COW
cred with thumb-mark smudges.
Curtis P Iaukea has been appointed
a Notary Public for this district.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Health at 3 p. m. today.
Lyman Bros. are wholesale agents
for Little Joker cigarette and pipe to-
bacco
Chung On, assignee of Chun Wa
Sing, bankrupt, has petitioned for dis
charge.
K. Furuya has a new invoice of Jap
anese rugs, percale shirts, blinds, UNI
brellas, etc.
At 10 O'Clock this morning w. S. Luce
will sell the bankrupt stock of Mrs. a.
D. Fireman..
The spring exhibition of the Kilo-
hama Art League will close at the end
of next week.
Kawaluna (w) has petitioned for let
ters of administration upon the estate
of Kawehena.
Walter G.. Weldon has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of G. r.
HcVeigh, deceased.
Charlie Mccarthy will be a candidate
for Captain of Company D, n. G. H, at
the election Friday night
Invitations will be issued in day or
two to the Fisher art exhibition at the
Pacific Hardware Company.
The case of All Wong, convicted of
rape, was argued before the Supreme
Court yesterday and submitted.
Murata & Co., Hotel and Nuunnu,
have new lot of Japanese rugs, silk !
goods, screens, blinds and shirts.
Ladies day at courts of the Pacific
Tennis Club. Lady friends are cordial |
Iy invited to attend from to p. m.
Joseph Marsden has gone on a |
tramping expedition to Hawaii. He
will keep his eagle eye on the coffee.
Under writ of execution in favor of
L. 4.
cows belonging to H. F. Poor, on July |
18th.
Two hundred and thirteen contract |
Japanese whose terms have expired |
will leave for Japan by the Toya-Maru
today.
G. P. Wilder left for Kahului on the
Claudine yesterday afternoon. He will |
no IJaIl EIri6
morning.
The closing exercises at Iolani School
will take place on Thursday, July 9th. |
The school will reopen after the ,vaca-
ton September 7th.
w. H. Cornwell and F. w. Macfar-
lane have filed bonds in the sum of
$58, 900 as executors of the estate of
the late Adelia Cornwell.
Today is the 121st anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill. The Society of !
Sons of the Revolution will hold a meet
ing in celebration of the event.
Samuel Parker, F. A. Sehaefer and
Captain John Ross left for Hawaii on
the Kinau yesterday afternoon. They
will combine work with pleasure.
Archie Steele, late foreman of the
Hawaiian Star, has been appointed
business manager OF the Hilo Tribune,
and left for his new post yesterday.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society Saturday night for the purpose
of completing unfinished business.
Wall, Nichols & Co. have the king
street" Hawaiian Republic" and
Oahu Railroad" pens, specially adapt
ed to the climate of the Hawaiian
Islands.
John F. de Bolt of Washington was
the courts of the Republic of Hawaii.
Mr.. De Bolt comes to Honolulu highly
recommended.
The announcement of the Kameha-
meha concert to take place June 20
appears in another column. The pro-
gram will be made up of songs, glees
and choruses.
The Hilo people are thinking little
of having a Mayor. G. K. Wilder was
mentioned as a candidate by several
people standing on the Kinau wharf
yesterday afternoon.
w. T. Porter has finished the grand
oak set for the Opera House and is
busily engaged on an interior Gothic
scene Mr. Porter is working under
disadvantages through an attack of
govt.
Louis T. Kenake of the Postoffice
has gone to Makaweli, Kauai, on a two
weeks vacation He will indulge in a
regular old-fashioned rOughing-it trip.
Good luck, Louis; may your shadow
never grow lessi
The Missionary packet Morning Star
did not leave for Ruk yesterday on &C