The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Z Duck dinner today at the Sailors
Home" restaurant.
L. e. Timmons of D Company, n. G. !
H., has been made sergeant.
10. Wood has been appointed no
tary public for the First Judicial dis
trict.
Monday will be the closing day of the
Fisher exhibition at Pacific Hardware.
Company.
At "The Temple of Fashion" stock
ings, ladies' cloth and serges are being
sold at great sacrifice.
The Y NJ. G. A. Orchestra will meet
for rehearsal this evening at the usual
place at 7:30 o'clock sharp.
Some correspondence in another col
umn proves the superiority of the P. &
B. paper and paints advertised in this
issue.
Jas F. Morgan will hold an as
signee's sale of horses and wagons
belonging to the estate of Henry Davis
& Co. this morning.
At 1870 this morning the trustees of
the Queens Hospital will hold semi
annual meeting in the room of the
Chamber of Commerce.
c, d, G and H Companies turned out
for drill last evening, D Company had
an especially large turnout. All four
companies held spirited drills.
Among the passengers who arrived
from Maui and Hawaii ports on the
w. G. Hall yesterday were Judge A. w.
Carter, A. Herbert, J. K. Miller and
Mrs. Fred. Carter and child.
Messrs. Geo. Boardman, Matsumura
of Ogura & Co., and Watanabe left for
Yokohama on business by the Gaelic
yesterday morning. They will be gone
but very short time.
The Mexican corvette Zaragoza VIII
not sail for Yokohama today. 1t has
been decided by the Admiral that one
more day should be spent enjoying the
enchanting breezes- of this special part
of Hawaii.
In the last final examinations at Yale
Fred Peterson and Arthur Wilder of
this city came out in the roll OF honor
of thirteen students out Of $50. The
Honolulu boys are making an enviable
record.
A game between the Holomua and
Lanakila teams was played in Hilo re-
Gently, with the result. of victory for
the former with a score of 26 to 10
The contest war lost exciting and
drew forth very 4arge crowd.
Captain S. A Day, U. S. N, who ar
arrived by the Gaelic Thursday, has
made I'D his mind to stop in Honolulu
until the arrival of the Picking, which
steamer he will take for China and
japan. Capt. Day is travelling around
the world on a leave of absence.
crowd of young fellows went down
into the Waianae mountains yesterday
afternoon to hunt the festive goat Two
of the number preceded them In the
morning to fix up the camp. They VIII
all be back on Sunday afternoon nlcelS
sunburned or perhaps soaked TO tne
skin.
The two Japanese sent to the Airing
TON Hotel under contract were among
those detained in the station house 10
he returned to Japan, as they had not
been ordered here and had not the re-
o1ired amount of money to entltle tnem
tn admission into the country as free
laborers. They ran away from the no
tel shortly after their arrival.
Three native boys arrested yester-
dav bv David KAPPA are suspected OF
being the ones who have been DONG
the stealing of copper IN the city ana
more particularly pieces OF that metal
from the boilers of the Hawaiian man
of-war Kaimifoa a few days ago. They
were caught in the act of selling the
conner so they will probably get, what
is due them.
The entertainment by the girls Oh the
= ST. Andrews Priory yesterday AFTER
noon was witnessed by another crowd
ed house. The various numbers were
better rendered than on THURSDAY
night. In the evening the girls oanceu
and the boys stood outside wonderlhs
where the fun came in. The school
wear is now at an end and the girls VIII
return to their respective homes
.s----
- Emma Souare.