The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

pair OF 8Old DOWSd SpecLdcleS nave
been lost.
The Woman's Exchange has rooms to
rent on Merchant street.
c. D. Chase will leave for the volcano
on the Hall this morning.
The Gazette will be issued this morn
ing in time for the mail per Hall.
The Temple Of Fashion advertises a
large stock Of ladies' shirt waists
II is said that this will be a most in
teresting day in the Legislature.
At a meeting of Company B Tuesday
night six new members were elected.
Woven Wire Bailey is the only maker
of wire beds in the Hawaiian Islands.
There was a slim audience at the cir
Gus last night and the show was about
as usual.
All bills against the House of Repre-
sentatives must be presented before
June Is, 1896.
There will be an old fashioned gath
ering of cousins" at Y. NJ. c. a. Hall
at 1870 p. m, June Is.
The Advertiser is indebted to the Ha-
waiian News Company for copies OF
San Francisco papers of May 80.
H Hamanaka, the owner of the stea-
mer Toyo-Maru, arrived by that stea-
mer Wednesday. He is here on business.
A rehearsal of the Amateur Minstrels
&c fr,r, 2 1fc n al
residence of Prof. Berger. y full at
tendance is requested.
Mrs. Gums dancing class, on Judd
street, at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Everyone should be present, as it is the
last lesson of the series.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
the opening day of the Pacific Tennis
Club in their new house, Palace Square,
from to p. m. Saturday.
All the policemen at the race track
yesterday were provided with pair of
nicely polished handouts apiece. They
had no occasion to use them.
The Inspector General of Schools
goes to Waianae this morning on a
tour of inspection of the schools in that
A special sale of ladies' shirt waists
in all styles and patterns will be held
at the Temple of Fashion, commencing
on Saturday morning. Low prices will
predominant.
A drunken native was put off the
grounds at the race track three times
yesterday The fourth time he was gen
= int fI,n md
sent down town.
There will be a full dress rehearsal
of the members of the st. Louis College
Dramatic Company this evening, and
tomorrow night the regular perform
ance will be given.
B. Shimizu, the agent for the Kobe
immigration Company, and also agent
for the Japanese and Hawaiian Naviga-
ton Company, arrived from Japan on
the Toyo-Maru Wednesday.
Joe Sylvia, who used to keep drug
store on Nuuanu street, fell off his
horse while coming from the races, just
at the Waikiki corner of Kawaiahao
Church. He was severely cut about the
head.
1t is currently reported that bill to
repeal the registration act will be intro
duced in the Senate today. There is a
question among some persons as to the
validity of enacting law and repeating
it in the same session.
There will be memorial services of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
on Sunday June IA. The members of
local lodges, as we'll as visitors, are eX-
pected at Harmony Hall, King street,
at 2:30 D. m. that day.
James F. Morgan, auctiOneer, will
hold a sale of Japanese goods tomorrow
Saturday at 10 a. m. These are art
icles suitable for decorative purposes,
as we'll as for every day use, and the
opportunity to possess them at low
prices may not come again.
Charles Haffner, a hackman formerly
in The employ OF Mrs. Along, was stab
BED by an unknown man on Beretania
street about 1920 last night. His
wounds were dressed by a physician
and he was taken home. His assailant
was not arrested.
Owing to the departure of the COM
pany for HilO on Tuesday next the last
performances at the circus will be given
Saturday afternoon at and Saturday
and Monday at 1880 p. m, In conse-
uuence of this, the program for these
performances will be varied and made
unusually attractive. The company will
be away about four weeks on this tour.
James Odds, Jr., is the father Of a new
baby.