The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-29
LOCAL BREEITIES.


A gentleman wants room and board in
private family.
The Anowera is due here from sgd
ney on June IS.
A gentle saddle horse, with saddle
and bride, is offered for sale.
The stamp collectors are jubilant over
the prospect of the old stamps being, de-
stroyed.
William Norton is expected here on
the r. p. Rithet with thirty-six head OF
fine mules.
Charles Stocked, the phonograph
man. has started out in Apia as a gold
wire artist.
J. F. Morgan will sell at Brewers
wharf at 10 o'clock today 1877 bales OF
California hay.
The Hawaiian Lodge will hold spe-
cial meeting at 7:3O this evening. "ork
in Second Degree.
The Hebron Drug Company claims
originality Of a patent bug destroyer
that beats limitations all to pieces.
Company B men say that they are
ready for the return match with Com
pany d as soon as their team is ready.
new star performer, Mr. Rowley,
arrived from Australia yesterday and
has Joined Price, Burns & Gonzales
circus.
J. F. Morgan will sell a quantity Of
bronzes formerly the property Of Kala-
ukaua. on Wednesday, June 10, at 10
o'clock.
There is talk of getting up the opera
of Robin Hood in the city. There is.
plenty of good local talent to make up
a company.
Gus Murphy left for the coast on the
Alameda yesterday. His wife is very i'll
in san Francisco, and he himself is not
in very good health.
T. NJ. Starkey left by the Alameda
yesterday on business trip to the
Coast. He viii be back on the next
trip of the Australia.
The big regimentaI shoot takes place
during the latter half Of June next.
The military men are getting rather
anxious over it already.
The Houolulu Kindergarten Teach
ers' Union will meet in Queen Emma
Hall at 215 p. m. today. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
a meeting of the Hawaiian Relief
Society will be held at the home Of
Mrs. S. c. Allen, Alakea street, at 10
a. N. Monday. Important business.
The choisest picked pigs feet and
lambs tongues, fresh head cheese and
liver sausage can be had at the Central
Meat Market, Nuuanu street. Tel. 1O4.
William H Rice has thirty-twO head
of fine mules on the Albert, due to ar
rive today or tomorrow. These are fine
animals and suitable for plantation |
work.
Members season tickets for Kilohana
Art League Exhibition are waiting
them at the rooms. The exhibition is
open every afternoon and Tuesday and
Saturday evenings.
Wong Fook and Chung Lung Kau
were arrested yesterday for cOnspira-
cy. They are IN the same batch with
the others arrested in connection with
the Lau Chong Affair.
During. the ceremonies at Nuuanu
Cemetery Saturday afternoon, Judge
De La Vergne will make a few remarks,
after which he will read Lincoln's IA
nous Gettysburg speech.
The Mounted Reserve will meet in
front OF the police station at p. m.
Saturday for the purpose of escorting
the captains of the Citizens Guard to
the grave of Charles L. Carter.
A serious mistake has been discov-
cred in the plans for the Opera House,
in placing the orchestra pit on line
with the chairs instead Of foot below.
The mistake may be remedied.
Bosco Wilson's Australian Circus of
twenty-five people leaves Sydney for
Tahita June 10. and after playing an
engagement there will come here by
schooner and give performances.
Two dozen more Wonga pigeons were
received on the Alameda by Harry
Whitney yesterday. They will be re-
leased soon and allowed to breed, for
the future delectation of the sportsmen.
The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency is
a new business enterprise of A. V. Gear
Through il the grocer may learn the
methods of every business or family
man in town as TO the settlement of his
bills.
Yesterday was an extremely quiet
one in the District Court. All Lum
plead guilty to unlawful possession of
opium and was sentenced to pay fine
of $50 and costs. Other cases were
postponed.
Special attention is called to the Mar
shaIs sale of property at Kawaiahao,
and also in Lahaina, Maui, to take
place at the station house at II o'clock
noon on June 9Th, week later than the
time first advertised.