The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-24
LOCAL BKEYITIES.

The Robin Hood amateur company
is being formed.
A Swedish young lady desires a
situation in private family.
The concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
last night was largely attended.
A black note book stamped .Mollie
Alatau Atkinson has been lost.
Hugo Fisher, Jr., son of the artist,
left yesterday for San Francisco.
Company H is ordered to turn out
for drill at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
Count Mutsu and family and Goro
Martha return TO Japan by the China
DR.. Huddy's dental office will be
closed during August and September.
Every member of Company D must
be at the drill shed at 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
Attention Company G. You are
wanted at the drill shed at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Orchestra had a good
turnout and rehearsal at the usual
place last night.
Major Iaukea, of the Court Martial,
will protest against the trial being
continued on Sunday
The Temple of Fashion" is getting
ready for it's mammoth clearing sale
to take place August 1st.
Richard Whiting, formerly compost
tor on the P. c. Advertiser, left for San
francisco by the Monowai.
During the absence of Prof. Koebele,
Wray Taylor is look ng after the duties
of Commissioner Marsden.
Miss NoIie Rickard and MI 1Jgfr,
book-keeper at HOnOkaa plantation,
will be married next month.
Jas. F. Morgan viii sell Japanese
ware at his salesroOm at 10 a. N. to-
day Look out for a bargain.
Among the arrivals from Kauai ports
on the Re Au Hou yesterday were Paul
r. Isenberg, Jr., and DR.. Anderson.
Call at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
office if you want some shares of Ka-
huku, Maxwell OF Peoples Ice Co.
shares.
w. T. Monsarrat, veterinary surgeon,
has opened an Office at the IwileT'
slaughter house. See ad for office
hours.
Captain Scott of the police force is
very i'll at his home, so much SO IN
deed that his friends are not allowed
to see him.
Doctor (Major) Cooper has the thanks
of the court and every one in attend
ance at the trial for his attention TO
the buhac detail.
Yesterdays fire was the first big fire
the department has had to handle since
the Cornwell residence was burned
about two months ago.
..How to live on the Hawaiian ISL
ands" and Our health policy" two
books by N Russell, MD, are now on
sale at all the bookstores.
The Pacific Hardware Co. have just
received by the Australia and brig W.
G. Irwin an invoice Of Secretary disc
plows and other articles of hardware.
See ad.
The semi-weekly Gazette will be is
sued in time this morning for the out
going mail to the Coast. Copies IN
wrappers at news stands and publ
cation Office.
Among the departures for San Fran
cisco on the Monowai yesterday were
Judge Hartwell, Miss Hartwen ana
Miss Mabel Hartwell, Judge Perry H.
G. Agassiz and DR.. Hubby.
There was a very large crowd pres
ent at the Hawaiian hotel band concert
last night. The strangers at the hotei
enioyed the music very much. Inc
ODeratic selections were especially ap'
preciated.
Mr. E. Cavill, the champion swimmer
of all Australia, was a through passen-
COR ON the Monowai yesterday. He Is
ON his way to America to meet the
crack swimmers, against Whom ne can
hold his own, he thinks.
The Rev. 6. s. Palmer Of the Brook
Ivn PRESBYTERIAN Church OF Oakland
Cal. will FIJI the pulpit OF CentraI Union
Church during the absence OF MI Bli
ME He viii also take charge OF the
Wednesday evening prayer meetings.
Mr.. Birnie win spend his vacation III
Hilo.
P. T. August Ehlers, owner OF The
business conducted under the firm
name 3. =. Ehlers & Co., has beer
visiting in Germany with his family
for the past two years. He went there
for his health and during his absence
c. Du Roi formerly Of II. Hackfeld q
Co. has charge of the business. Mr.
Du Roi is on a business trip to the
Coast.
Percy Marks, a director of the Lon
don Financial News" who is tourln:
the world. as the special correspondent
of this London Financial News ar
rived by the 'Monowai' yesterday, bu
owing to New York engagements n