The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Bishop Willis left for Kahului on the
Claudine yesterday.
No Ladies' day at the courts Of the .
Pacific Tennis Club today.
r. P. Cummins of the Wilder Steam
ship Company is very i'll with fever.
Members of Company C are ordered .
out for drill at 1870 o'clock this even .
ing.
The Temple of Fashion will sell it's
entire stock at cost, beginning, on Au-
gust 1st.
There will be a meeting Of the Board
of Examiners of non-commissionedl
officers this evening.
Regular weekly meeting of the Board
of Health at p. N. today with Presi-
dent Smith in the chair.
Kahele, a native woman, was arrest
ed by Detective Kaapa last night for
creating disturbance.
Messrs. T. ]. King and Wray Taylor
have been appointed members OF the
Bureau Of Agriculture and Forestry.
MD. Monsarrat left for Maui on the
Claudine yesterday TO attend to some
work there. He will be back on the
Kinau.
The Hawaiian band will give the
usual Wednesday afternoon concert on
the executive building grounds this
afternoon.
Auction sale of ladies' wear at the
auction rooms of W. S. Luce at 10 a. m.
today If you want a bargain drop IN
and get it.
I.vIe A. Dickey left for his home on
Maui by the Claudine last night, taking
with. him two ladies' bicycles for his,
two sisters.
Among the passengers on the Claud-
inc yesterday were G. A. Spreckels, }.
PaIache, J. G. Brown, Rev. S. Kapu and
Rev H. Kihana.
Mainae. a native woman making her
home in NiOlopa, was arrested last
evening for selling spirituous liquor
without license.
There was a big luau and hula at the
home of some natives in the Kapuu-
koIo district last night. a number OF
foreigners were present.
The month of July, 1896, will be re
membered as the banner matrimonial
month of the year. There will be
another marriage tonight.
There was a lively racket among
some natives back OF Kawaiahao lasJ
night. Police were sent out to quell
the disturbance.
Address Housekeeper if you want
o.,sI in hna
locality within twenty minutes rae
from the Executive building.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Jane Lishman to Mr.. Robert
More which event will take place on
Wednesday evening, August 9Th.
VIM. Sfmerson, center fielder for the
First Regiment baseball team, left by
the Kinau for a short vacation yester-
dav. A good man will be needed to
fill his place in the team.
w. II. Rice and wife left for Kauai
on the Iwalani yesterday. Rev II.
Isenberg, J. K Farley, H. Isenberg, X.
c. L. Perkins and G. d. Pringle were
among the other passengers.
The Austrian training ship Arte-
misia is about due at this port from
China. After remaining here a few
DAYS she will sail for San Francisco
to remain two or three months.
Continuation ,of the Underwriters
sale of damaged goods by James
F. Morgan at o'clock this evening.
The hest goods in the whole stock Will
be sold on this, the last occasion.
At 10 o'clock this morning, at the
ID oil
of King, and Keaumoku streets, Jas.
F Morgan will sell the entire house
hold furniture, etc, at auction. see
list in advt.
The young gentleman who is sup
Dosed to have mistaken sovereign 1oT
a silver dollar (American) will be ar
raigned in the police court before Judge
Wilcox today Post office clerks Will
appear on the stand.
Ernest Renken of the mounted patrol
and Captain Scott of the police force
were both down at the station house
YESTERDAY. They are still very weak
from recent illness but expect to be
on duty very soon again.
The property, lands. crops, mill, hN-
lures. live stock, etc, of the Reclpro-
city mill will be sold at auction by
Jas. F. Morgan at the, salesrooms,
Queen street, on Tuesday, september
1st. 1896 at II o'clock noon.
Alex. w. Bolster. of the Aloha Gal
lery. left by the Kinau yesterday FOL
KohaIa on a trip of business ano
pleasure combined, and will be absent
for two or three weeks. His brothel
Willie is left in charge OF the gallery
Jack Kalakiela. day clerk of the
Police Station had TO fill his own an'
BENJAMIN Zablan's place yesterday
Fabian is suffering from the effects o
too strong a pull upon two or his IRON
III, -,-ith which he parted COmpan!