The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Mrs. Hannas drinks.
A shoeless buckskfn horse has been
lost.
Try the new ice cream soda at Mrs.
Hannas Fort street.
An honest young japanese desires
work in store or office.
George Bruins has accepted a position
with the Hawaiian Electric Company.
An important meeting of the Ameri-
can League is called for 1870 o'clock this
evening.
Four hundred Chinese contract la
borers are on the S. S. Coptic. now due
at this port.
w. S. Luce will sell on Saturday at
II o'clock fifty shares of Kahuku Plan
tation stock.
Lunalilo Court. A. o. F, will meet at
7:30 tonight in the Scottish Thistle
Club rooms.
Company F of the regulars went into
camp on Executive building grounds
yesterday morning.
Five opium smokers were arrested
early yesterday morning by Captain
Kanae and others.
The sale of the elegant stock of Ia
kanabe ware in the Robinson block will
be continued by Morgan this morning.
The Hawaiian Band, through the
kindness of Minister Cooper, will play
at the baseball game Saturday after
noon.
The dance given by Company A, n.
G. H., comes off this evening, and from
the way tickets have been selling there
will be a large attendance.
VIM. Herrick has left the employ of
the WaIl-NichoIs Company, where he
had been engaged as music clerk
since the opening of the store.
Harry Miller expected to leave for
the coast by the Australia yesterday,
but changed his mind at the last min
ute. He will probably go to the volcano
on the Kinau.
The Board of Health will miss c.. A
Brown, who during his short term of
Office has shown himself an active mem
Der, awake to the necessities as regards
health on the Islands.
The final examinations were held at
Kawaiahao Seminary yesterday morn
ing. The Hawaiian Band played on the
grounds from II to 1890 o'clock. Re-
freshments were served.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free Kindergarten
and and Childrens Aid Association
will be held in Queen Emma Hall at
$50 a. m. Friday, June 9Th.
There Will be meeting of the Pa
cific Tennis Club in the office of the
Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Investment |
Company, at II noon today. Every |
member is requested to be present.
The Meteor Club, the only club, turn
ed out fourteen members to the weekly
shoot last evening. They hit the bulls
eye at Waikiki and made a bonfire to
see the marks. Light refreshments were
served when the fire died out, and the
fourteen returned to the city.
Those who have not paid a visit to
the Kilohana Art League rooms do not
know what a treat they have missed
The exhibition lasts but three weeks
afternoons, Tuesday and Saturday
evenings are open for visitors.
The regular weekly rehearsal of the
Y. NJ. c. A Orchestra will take place
this evening in the large hall, COM
at 1870 o'clock sharp. Every
is requested to be on hand at
that hour. Mr.. Hoffman, the new
leader, will have charge of the re-
hearsaI.
Mr.. John w. Bergstrom, the organ
builder, who brought the fine new or
gan now erected at Oahu College, re
turned to his home in San Francisco
by the Australia, leaving behind many
warm friends. Mr.. BergstTom will
soon commence to build the new organ
for Hilo Foreign Church.