The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-16
LOCAL BREYITIES.

A very successful rehearsal of Jane"
was held yesterday afternoon in Arion
hall
Charles Murray and John Taylor
leave on the Hall today on a vacation
which will be spent at Lahaina.
James D. Tregloan has been made
attorney in fact to attend to the bust
ness of the late H. S. Tregloan.
There was a feast of music and
flow of soul on Summers Island last
night. Wally Davis gave luau.
There will be an exhibition of the
work done by Miss Frenchs pupils at
Punahou on the last of this month.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m w S.
Luce will sell at his salesrooms a con-
Segment of clothing slightly damaged.
The many friends of Mrs. G. P. Wild
er will be pleased to know that her
condition was somewhat improved yes
terday.
George ]. Campbell will act as man
ager of the Metropolitan Meat Co. dur
ing the temporary absence from Homo
lulu of G. J. Waller.
The Wall, Nichols Co. sell books of
the opera of III Trovatore" They i'm
ported a thousand copies to meet the
demand of the public.
Charles B. Fox and sister arrived by
the Monowai and are guests of Give
Davies at Craigside. Mr.. and Miss Fox
are on a tour of the world.
Chas. H Atherton left yesterday on
the Monowai to meet his wife in Ohio.
From there they will proceed East and
return home again some time in Janu-
airy.
The Mounted Reserve will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the old baseball
grounds at o'clock for drill. Every
member of the company is expected to
be present.
The old blind man who picks up a
few nickels initiating steamer whistles
of a number of hoodlums during the
noon hour.
While Arthur Mcdowell was driving
along School street yesterday with
Judge Perry, one of the front wheels
of the hack went to pieces. No one
was injured.
The latest in ladies' gloves are
Swede Observation-Disclosures and white.
Egan is making a special run on them
this week Read his ad. and then get
a pair of the gloves.
c. B. Mendenhall, arrested a year
ago for passing worthless check on
John Buckley, finished his sentence,
less allowance, on the 18TH and de-
parted for the coast by the Monowai
yesterday.
Hollister & Co. Tobacconists are re-
ceiving Cigars from the ''seat of war"
in Cuba and Manila, and though the
dogs of war" are raging in those coun-
tries, H. e. Co. will continue to sell |
tobacco at the old prices
There will be an elaborate Wedding
breakfast served the bridal couple and
a few invited friends after the Danford-
Stanley nuptials. Bishop Willis and
Rev. Alexander Macintosh will per-
form the marriage ceremony.
The steamer Monowai, which left
yesterday for San Francisco, had in
transit e475, 900 in gold, shipped by the
Union Bank, the Bank of Australasia,
the London Chartered, and the English
and Scottish Banks of Sydney.
1t is rumoTed that a sum of money
amounting to 1854 has been larcenied
out OF one of the Government offices
within the last day or two. One native
boy has been arrested on suspicion and
other will be taken in during the day.
Mr.. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
ton, and Miss Usner members of the
Nat Goodwin Company are through
passengers on the Monowai from Sgd
ney to San Francisco. The balance of
the company will pass through here on
the Alameda next month.
President Hosmer of Punahou met
an old friend in DR.. Bryant who is now
stopping at the Hawaiian hotel. After
graduating from college Mr.. Hosmer
lived in the same house with DR.. Bry-
ant who was just commencing his
practice. DR.. Bryant is now a physi-
clan of considerable repute in New
York City and is taking a trip around
the world.