The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Scribner's pills are sold by the
Hebron Drug Co.
Read about treating your friends
in another column. I
Professor Cook has a new adver-
tisement in this issue.
J. L. Carter & Co., the painters,
have a telephone. No. 1856.
IF. Wichman tells about pur-
chasing goods in this mornings
paper.
The strawberry crew of the Myr-
tie boat club will begin practice
next week.
There will be a special meeting
of Royal Arch Chapter, A. f. q A.
NJ. at 7:3O tonight.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Y. NJ. G.. A. in the association hall
. at 7 80 O'Clock this evening.
There will be rehearsal of the
Y. NJ. c.. A. orchestra at Assocla-
ton Hall at 7:30 this evening.
Brown & Kubey have just re-
ceived a large consignment OF
wrapping papers in roll and sheet.
Chew On and All Chuck are the
names on signs that grace the front
part of two restaurants in the city.
t. B. Murray received his friends
in his new home in Punahou ad-
dition last night. There was music
dancing and feasting.
Special meeting of Royal Arch
Chapter will be held at the Ma
sonic Temple this evening at 7:3o.
Work in the third master degree.
On Saturday next there will be
an evening with Tennyson at
Punahou College. The program
will be found elsewhere in this
issue.
Mr.. Callingham, who went tc
Maui on the CIaudine Tuesday
will take the w. G. Hall to Hawaii
Friday night. He will visit the
volcano.
The regular monthly meeting O.
the Pacific Tennis Club Will OF
held in the office of the Hawaiian
Safe Deposit and Investment Com
pany at p. M. today.
There was no meeting of thu
board of directors OF Kap1olan
Maternity Home yesterday after
noon, a quorum not being present
The next meeting will be Febru
airy 10Th.
IF. CLAY and wife, Robt. Bal
lantyne and Miss Grace were pas
sengers on the S. G. Allen which
arrived Yesterday. Mr.. Clay am
wife look remarkably well ate
their long vacation.
The Empire House is getting
renutation for making the fines
cocktails in the city. James Old'
Jr. is the mixologist in chief of tn
house and McBrayer whiskey
his favorite gicker."
A meeting of the Leilani boa
club was held last night. Rf
sionations were received and ne
members elected. Arrangement
are being made to occupy a po1
tion of the late Kings boat nous
"Murmurs from the Pacific"
reverie for piano, Prof. E. Coo
now teaching music here, con
noser. has been received. Th
connosition has had big sale c
the Coast. 1t is brilliant ar
effective.
Ensign Robson, of the U. >.
BOSTON. was visitor on the cour
of2the Pacific Tennis Club yeste
dav and INDUCED in several sets
tennis with various members. M
Robson is a good player. al
sbows excellent handling OF t
racquet.
Fred Whitney, son of II: !
whitney. will leave on the Mon
wal for his home IN Montana. :
came to Hilo on sailing. ves'
and spent some days visiting
sister Mrs. Goodale. He is ergag
in mining operations and has De
awav from the islands for
years.
The regular monthly meeting
the Myrtle boat club was a - h e,t
tbo room of President Roberts
1 Iast nigh night. The following g n
Ioer were elected: >:
I Rumsey, Ed. Lofquist, Ed: Giff =
and Leslie Scott. Yesterday
the 18th anniversary o. '
Of the Myrtle boat club
Ala meeting of Company D
night there were SOM some Hl Of otl