The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.

c. V. Sturdevant has Columbia
bicycle for sale at $3.50.
Mr.. Eaken of the Hebron Drug Co.
is expected from the volcano on the
Kinau today
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's steamer
Yamaguchi Maru will sail for Seattle
direct at p. m. today.
The sale of DR.. N. Russeirs boob,
How to Live on the Hawaiian Islands,
IS simply phenomenal
1t is whispered about that new ap-
praiser for the Custom House will ar
rive from the Coast shortly.
Blocks of stock of the Pacific Sugar
Mill are offered for sale by Jas. F. Nor
gan, the Queen street broker See adj
An experienced farmer or gardener
is wanted by &C. P.,'' this office, to work
on shares on a small coffee plantation.
Tomorrow at noon w S. Luce will
sell 500 barrels Portland cement at
The Central Union Church people
will give another of their popular So
Gals this evening. Everybody is in
vited
Hopp & Co, the King street furni-
ture dealers, defy competition in
prices of the goods they offer. Read
advertisement.
The Y NJ c. A. classes are booming
along and more interest seems to be
taken during the present year than at
any time in the past
J. T. Stacker, city editor of this
paper, has not been offered position
on the Hilo Herald and will not take
charge of that paper.
The ii Trovatore principals and cho-
rus were to have a rehearsal this even
ing, but it will probably be postponed
until Saturday evening.
Cali for Chronicle" and Exam
iner'' WE'LL Only a dollar a month at
Wall Nichols Co, local agency of San
Francisco daily papers. Extra files by
today's steamer.
Any one who has visited Olaa will
understand what an enjoyable time L.
G. Ables would have as a merchant in
that district. Mr.. Ables will probably
return from Hilo today.
The Meteors went out for a run last
night, but they didn't sit on the sand.
They "scorched'' and they 'tjoshed,"
and they had good time, but they
kept their lights burning quite brightly.
At o'clock tomorrow w. S. Luce
will sell at public auction at the resi-
dence of Mrs Mcmillan, School street,
the entire household furniture. This
is a rare chance for would-be pur-
chasers.
w. Buchanan, who left on the Amelia
two months ago for vacation in
Seattle, Wash, for the benefit of his
health, returned by that vessel yester-
day very much improved and glad to
get home again.
1t is understood that Deputy Marshal
Hitchcock will go to Kauai as Sheriff
of that island. His successor it is ru-
mored will be lawyer. The appoint
ment will probably be made public to-
day.
sneak thief entered the room of
one of the guards of the Insane Asy-
lum Yesterday and with the aid of a
razor found on the bureau in the
room broke open a desk and distracted
ed a sum OF money. There is no clue
TO the thief.
The Hawaiian band was on the Elk
exutive building grounds yesterday at
ternoon and furnished delightful con-
cert for many people who stood around
ON the outside to near the music. In
future the concerts will begin at
d. m. instead o. 400.
Has been resigned is a term that
was used by teacher in addressing
the Board of Education in a letter re-
garding another teacher. The new way
of putting things was much appreci-
ated. but of course bad grammar may
have had something to do with it.
Mrs. w T. Monsarrat underwent an
operation OF trepanning the skull at the
Queens Hospital yesterday. For some
time past Mrs. Monsarrat has suffered
from an injury 10 the skull received
when a child, and the physicians here
believed that an operation of this kind
would bring relief. She passed through
it very we'll and last night was resting
easy at the hospital.