The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Memorial Day exercises.
a japanese has applied for permits
sion 10 open drug store.
Chester A. Doyle left on the CIaudine
yesterday to attend court.
A. D. Fireman., late OF the Richie
lieu, has gone into bankruptcy.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
from Hawaii on the Kinau yesterday. /
VIM. Johnson and Mr.. Tharnum re-
turned from a tour Of Hawaii yester-
day.
The new japanese Minister to the
United states is passenger on the
Coptic.
Tanaka. the manufacturer of bamboo
ware. has removed to King street, near
AIakea.
Judge Whiting and Cecil Brown are
having a good time at Punaluu, this
Island.
First National Christian Endeavor
convention this evening at the Central
Union Church.
J. Alfred Magoon advertises for the
claims against the estate OF A. g Nc
Cartney, deceased.
DR.. Wayson's office hours are from
10 II a. m, 2 to / p. m. and q TO
p. m. Telephone 346.
Archie Steele, late foreman Of the Ha-
waiian Star is employed by b. l.. FIN
ney on the new directory.
The Hawaiin Tramways Company
has notice of change of service on
Nuuanu street in this issue.
Company B, n. G. H., has in prepare
ton the two grand military dramas,
Ours and Under Two Flags"
There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge. No. q, F. & A NJ, at 7:30 this
evening Work in the First Degree.
The Hawaiian Hotel special dinner,
band concert and dance last night were
attended by a large number Of people.
r. C. L. Perkins, the naturalist, re-
turned from Haleakala on the Kinau
yesterday, after a very successful col
Letting tour.
Among the passengers on the Kinau
Yesterday were Mrs. S. K. Wilder, Miss
Bella Weight, H. G. Austin, Rev. 5. l..
Desha and G. ]. Falk.
Among the departures on the Claud-'
inc yesterday were A. M. and w. o.
SprouII. F. w Thrum, w. A. Kinney,
E. p. Dole and L. A. Thurston.
Morgan will sell, in the Robinson
block, Hotel street, at 10 a. m. today,
nf
Takanabe ware ever seen in Honolulu.
C. S. Bradford left Hilo for San Fran
cisco on the bark Annie Johnson. He
will return with stock of gents fur
nishing goods and open a store in Hilo
Among the passengers on the w. u.
Hall to Maui and Hawaii ports yester-
dav were Mrs Graham, the Bishop of
Panopolis, F. d. Bickerton and Others
A number of preachers came down by
the Kinau yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association, which lasts through the
week.
Bill Norton came down on the R. P.
Rithet with q mules yesterday. Mr.
Norton has had good time in connec-
ton with his business trip. The mules
are in fine condition.
H. Sittenfeld of H. Sittentield q Co.
returned on the Australia with COM
plete machine for the manufacture OF
soda water: ginger ale, cider, etc. The
new establishment is to be called the
Arctic Soda Water Works.
Yesterday was the twenty-fourth an
niversary of Professor Berger's arrival
in the city of Honolulu. This was on
June I'd. 1872, during the reign OF
Kamehameha V. Mr.. Berger set to
work organizing the band at once.
Do not miss the exercises at the Cen
trail Union Church this evening. Rev.
w. Hill will make an address on the
possibilities of Christian Endeavor
Work in the Islands," There will be
several short addresses and excellent
music.
H. Vierra. the fake Chinese laundry
man. and his associates in sOapsuds,
Togo Jackson and Charles Overshiner,
left on the Claudine for Spreckelsville
Yesterday to join the minstrel troupe at
that place and to present the washhouse
scene.
The St. Louis College Literary So
ciety is hard at work on the play en-
titled Waiting for the Verdict, or
Falsely Accused" by LyOne, of NOtre
Dame. which will be presented at the
College on the evening of June 18th.
A rare treat is promised.
Scholars from any of the schools of
Honolulu. public and private, will be
admitted to the rooms of the KIlohana
Art League any afternoon during the
remainder of the exhibition at students,
rates of ten cents each. 1t IS to be
hoped that teachers will feel a personal