The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-22
LOCAL BkEVITIES.

Mrs. W. =. Kinney is quite out of
danger.
President Dole will probably return
Cd Sunday morning.
The Kash has large stock of boys
atwood school suits.
H. w. Schmidt & Son are retailing
dry goods at wholesale prices.
HonoIulus and Stars at the League
grounds at $3.50 this afternoon.
Morrow, alias Sheridan, of conspiracy
fame, is said to be seriously i'll.
C. L. Wight returned home from
Maui on the w. G. Hall yesterday.
J. K. Kamauoulu has a notice of land
lords sale of fishing tackle, boat, oars,
etc.
The Wall Nichols Company are max
ing harder drive than ever on writing
paper.
The Wall Nichols Company publish
a neat program of the Makee Island sa-
cred concert.
The Board of Health has notice to-
day regarding the registration of births,
deaths and marriages.
A fine group photograph of the teach
ers of the Summer School made by
Williams has been received.
ooI1 ont for n hot oyaYoa batuoay, +ba
Stars and Honolulus at Makiki base
ball grounds this afternoon.
E. w. Jordan is selling real Maltese
lace and ladies' embroidered linen
handkerchiefs at low prices.
Wray Taylor will give an organ re-
cital to visiting teachers at Kaumaka
pill Church on Monday evening.
A s. Humphreys, attorney, has a no
tice of the hotel known as the Richelieu
or Club, which he offers for lease.
The Mott-Smith wedding was
on Monday instead of Tuesday evening,
as stated in yesterdays Advertiser. 4
F. B. McStocker found among fhe
money at the Custom House yesterday
a So gold piece of 1884, countersunk.
Admire the show window of the Tenn
pie of Fashion, it's the creation of an
artist, veritable dream in Dry Goods.
T. w. Hebron and party of friends
will go on a shark fishing trip to Pearl
Il > fn-
morrow.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety will meet at the home of c. H.
Kluegel, Punahou, at 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
During the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter on Hawaii their resi-
dence is being occupied by E. r. Adams
and wife.
neat monument of native blue
stone has been placed over the grave
of Chas L. Dodge at the Halawa emo
lera cemetery.
THE Greatest Teacher will be the
subject of Rev. H. w. Peck's sermon
Sunday evening to the teachers of the
Summer School.
Arthur Fitzgerald says he plead gull
ty to stealing the carriage wheels to
save a friend. He says he has bad |
name anyhow, and this will not make
him any worse.
The Waikiki Hotel, plans of which
are shown in McInerny's window, will
be built provided a license to sell wines
and liquors is given, not otherwise. The
improvements will cost $4,000.
Owing to the intended departure of
DIR. McLennan, his entire household
furniture viii be sold at auction by Mr..
w. S. Luce, at the doctors residence
on King street, Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
There is a movement on foot to have
Bob Scott produce "Ole Olesen" at the
Opera House for the opening drama
Mr.. Scott is one of the best Swedish
dialect artists on the American stage,
and the play here would be a big go.
w. w Dimond, to celebrate the ar
rival of the third invoice of Dorfiingers
cut glass during the last thirty days, is
presenting each of his customers with
an enameled Hawaiian flag pin. 1t
makes no difference what the amount
of the purchase is. This week he adver-
tises bread knives, corkscrews and
lawn mowers at low prices.
Off for WaialIa.