The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Under Two Tags, at the drill shed
Tuesday night.
J. Alfred Magoon offers some elegant
city property for sale.
The engagement of Nellie E. Steward
TO H. E. Cares is announced.
J. Alfred Magoon, guardian of James
Love, has notice in this issue.
The Healani hop at the boat club
house tonight will be one of the joIliest
events of the season.
Every member of Company G is or
dered to be at the old barracks at 7:3O
this evening for drill
There will be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge A. F. & a. NJ at 80 this
evening. Work in First Degree.
The Miiki-Maru will sail for Seattle
at ) p. IN. today. For freight or pas
sage apply TO VIM. G.. Irwin & Co,
agents.
J. T. Waterhouse, Queen street is
offering exceptional bargains in rubber
sheeting, Union underwear and down
pillows
Certain people at the Pacific mail
wharf are very thankful to Mrs. A.
Hooking for a basketfuI of leis sent
back on the pilot boat
There were several moonlight boat
riding parties out in the harbor last
night Two of the Custom House of
fcers were conspicuous among the num-
Der. OF course they were not alone.
Company B, N G. H, will drill Thurs
day evening of next week instead of
Tuesday owing to the reproduction of
Under Two Flags" on that night by
members of the Company at the drill
shed.
According to letters received from
Sydney on the Alameda yesterday, Nat
Goodwin, the American actor, is not
meeting with very much success. His
style of plays do not seem to suit the
Australians.
The old favorite, Willie Lucas, will
pitch for the Honolulus in the game
against the Stars on Saturday. Willie
used to be hot stuff and his reappear-
ance in the box on Saturday insures
a large attendance.
1t has been decided to open the Opera
House with II Trovatore, and the next
night to produce a drama by a local
company This will be followed a week
later by a concert, in which Mrs. Annis
Montague Turner will be the leading
singer.
Artist Hugo Fisher is making sketch
es of bits of scenery in the neighbor-
hood of Honolulu preparatory to put
ting them on canvas. He will leave for
Hawaii next week and on his return
will have an exhibition of paintings of
Hawaiian scenery.
Rev. w. J. Madden of the Catholic
Church in Sydney was a passenger for
San Francisco on the Alameda. Before
leaving Sydney he was presented with
an Illuminated address and a purse The
presentation speech was made by U. S.
Consul Connolly of Sydney.
James Olds, Jr., formerly of the En-
pire House, took dose of iodine yester-
day in mistake for a cough mixture he
has been using, both bottles being to-
gether on his dressing case. DR.. Muir
ray prescribed for the young man and
pulled him out of his difficulty.
Emil Klemme, of the Merchants Ex-
change, has started a subscription list
to raise funds necessary to appeal the
case of Niemann Herlich, convicted of
shooting Jack Fry some time ago, to
the Supreme Court. Hon. a. G. NJ. Rob |
ertson has been retained on the case.
Two correct solutions to the Adver-
tiser puzzle were received yesterday. |
The first signed Japanese girl, the sec |
ond by Joseph Marsden, Commissioner |
of Agriculture. Tickets for ride on the
electric car line will be presented them
on application. The solution will be
presented tomorrow.