The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A second hand light wagon is wanted
Come in out of the rain or buv an
umbrella at K. Furuya's.
Camarino's refrigerator full of deli
cacies will be opened this morning.
Hugo Fisher, the artist, has opened a
studio in ]. j. Williams art galleries.
Gus Mauer, the Hotel barber, return
ed from his European trip yesterday.
Willie Mossman was brought from
Maui on the Claudine and placed in
Jail.
Minister and Mrs. Hatch arrived in
San Francisco en- route to the Islands
on June 10th.
The Minister of the Interior adver-
tises for tenders for the construction
of Jail at Hilo.
Adjutant L. NJ. Simerson and wife of
the Salvation Army arrived on the Aus
tralia yesterday.
Tarn McGrew is back from college
and will be in the city with his family
for several weeks.
The Mounted Reserve are planning
for a moonlight drill to take place on
Wednesday evening.
The lecture by Rev B. Dillon last
night was extremely interesting to the
large crowd present.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, F. & A NJ,
will hold meeting at 1880 this evening.
Work in Third Degree.
The bargain sale of Henry Davis &
Co. ends tomorrow. The groceries of
this firm are going fast.
Wall Nichols Co. are holding a sum-
mer clearance sale, at which great re-
auctions are made in prices.
A competent training teacher for kim
dergaTten work has been engaged by
the Free Kindergarten Society.
Prof. Koebele received number of
bats yesterday and turned them loose
in the Judiciary grounds last night.
Bicycle races of the H. A. A. C. at
Kapiolani Park on June 9th, D. m.
sharp. General admission, so cents;
carriages free.
Mrs. Houdlette. accompanied her hus-
band, Captain Houdlette, of the Aus
tralia, on this trip. They are registered
at the Hawaiian.
A Japanese inspector and commits
siOner sent from the consulate have
gone to Olawalu to investigate the re-
cent troubles there.
Ion 7
of the Fisher paintings in the Pacific
Hardware Art Rooms. The exhibition
will open tomorrow.
A dividend on the stock of the Ha-
waiian Sugar Company will be due and
payable at the Office of w. G. Irwin &
Co., Ltd. on June 81.
Beautiful chiidren's muslin dresses. |
as well as beautiful muslin dresses for |
all kinds of children, beautiful or not |
beautiful, at b. F. Ehlers & Co.
Frank Pacheo, the silent barber, pro-
prietor of the Criterion shop, received |
some handsome furniture on the Aus
tralia and will have it in his shop next |
Weeh
An effort is being made to persuade /
the managers of the baseball league to
postpone Saturdays game on account
of the bicycle races. There is decided |
objection to this, and the game will |
probably be played.
The decision of the Department Com
mander, G. A. r., regarding the action
of the De Long Post, G. A. r., accept
ing an invitation to attend Mr.. Peck's
church on May oath has been received
and will be published tomorrow.
The reason the freight from the Aus
tFalia was not landed last night was
on account of the lateness of the arrival
of the vessel. There was an unconfirm-
ed rumor that it vase due to an inten-
ton of the authorities to make thor
ough search from stem to stern for
opium.
A native man, formerly an engine
driver on a plantation, was brought
from Maui on the Claudine Sunday, to
be placed in the Asylum. Yesterday,
while confined in a cell in the station
house, he attempted to drive a nail
into his head. Failing in this, he chew
ed his tongue into uselessness. He was
taken to the. Asylum.