The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go and see the bargains in grocerie:
at p. McInerney's. Hotel street.
The usual rehearsal of the Y. VI. c
A. Orchestra will be held al 1880 this
evening.
If you want cheap groceries do not
fail to give Henry Davis & Co call
Selling out at cost.
There Will be stated meeting OF
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter. No. l.
at 7:30 this evening.
Biscuits in practically unlimited
quantities for cost at Henry Davis &,
Co.'S closing out sale.
The Hawaiian Band gave delightful
concert on the Executive building
grounds yesterday afternoon.
All members of Company A, \. G. H,
are ordered TO be at the drill shed at
7 o'clock this evening for drill.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock James F.
Morgan will sell lot of elegant house
hold furniture at public auction.
Teas. sugars, coffee, spices and es-
Co.'S clearing out sale for cost.
American flags of all sizes and rib
bons of every shade and color are Of
fered for sale by the Temple OF Fashion
Mrs. Logan, the lady missionary who
will go on the Morning Star TO Ruk to-
morrow, arrived by the Peru yesterday
w. l.. Hopper returned to the city by
the p. NJ. S. 5. Peru yesterday morn
ing. He is looking well and is glad to
get back.
The native company Of the National
Guard has seventy-two members and
are looking for no more applications at
the present time.
The japanese merchants have decided
to let the sake matter drop, realizing
that they have no appeal from the act
ion of the Legislature.
Three young Americans, one of them
not above twenty years of age, go to
Micronesia as missionaries, Independent
of any church organization.
Henry Davis & Co.'s canned goods
are rapidly disappearing. There is still
a choice lot on hand. The sale will
continue for several days yet.
There is a stock of goods at the Wa
terhouse store, adapted to the season,
that will charm the eye and win the
heart of any lady who sees them.
The crockery used at the Sunday
School picnic at Punahou on June 18th
is at the Central Union Church. The
church will IA omen On SATURDAYS
Scenic Artist William T. Porter has
in mind some beautiful scenery for
Robin Hood" which will be the sec
ond performance given at the Opera
House.
July is the day upon which Morgan
will sell the beautiful homestead lots
on the Waikiki road. These are located
on the G. w. Macfarlane property, di-
rectly on the road.
Miss Olsen, young lady who for the
past eighteen months has been with |
Mrs. Hanna, the Fort street milliner,
left for China by the Peru yesterday.
She will be married to wealthy gen
tleman in Shanghai.
Stage Carpenter Abrams and his as
sistants are so busy at the Opera House
that they do not pull splinters out of
their hands until after the days work
is ended Mr. Abrams, in the language
of the poet, is hustler.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Blacque, who have
spent several weeks in Honolulu, and
who during that time have made many
warm friends, left for the Orient by the
Peru yesterday. Friends who were at
the steamer to say goodbye covered
them with leis.
At the meeting of the Board of Health
yesterday an application was received
from Captain Scott of the police force,
asking that his name be considered for
the position of immigration Agent now
held by Mr.. J. d. McVeigh, as it was
that officer would take an
other position.