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

Kinau this morning.
William A Henshall has been ap-
pointed a notary public.
officers of Excelsior Lodge will prob
ably be installed tonight.
Co. D Minstrefs will probably give
a show next Saturday week.
List of officers of the Makaha Coffee
Company appears in another column.
The Eagle House is now running un-
der the management of Mr.. Klemme.
Major z. K Pangborn and wife leave
for tour of Hawaii by the Kinau to-
day.
Invitations are out for the Wilder
Atkinson and the Brown-Hopper nup-
tials.
Furuya the Hotel street merchant,
has new lot of Japanese goods in
*
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Board will be held at 2:30 this after
noon.
A. wenner has been appointed to
succeed a. Montana resigned from the
tax Office.
Room and board in private family
may be had on addressing House
keeper" this office.
Members of Company B, n. G. H,
will assemble at the drill shed at 1880
this evening for drill.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
shareholders of G.. Brewer & Co., Ltd,
will be held on the 18th inst.
Charlie Peterson teIephoned in from
Diamond Head last might that band
of musicians had serenaded him.
There will be a meeting of the Gen
eraI Committee on Hawaiian Celebra-
ton at the drill shed at 1880 this even
ing.
The Parade and Salute Committee OF
the Hawaiian Celebration will meet at
the drill shed at Z O'Clock this even
ing.
Arthur Harrison is putting.a cement
sidewalk in front of the stores on King
street formerly occupied by Charles
Hustace.
Mrs. Iarret T. Lewis and daughter
left by the s. G. Wilder yesterday to be
gone about year, Mrs. Lewis Will
visit her home.
A match shoot has been arranged for
SATURDAY. next between twenty men
Zach in Company B, N G. H., and the
Sharpshooters.
r w. Thr,m was inadvertently omit
fed from the list of oarsmen IN the
MYRTLE crew of the Fourth of July Hls
place was No. 8.
The many friends of Rev. c. M HYDE
will be glad to know that MS conolIloh
&c innroyed and that the doctors are
hopeful of his recovery.
At the meeting of the Prize Com
mittee of the Hawaiian celebration helu
last night the exhibit of w. w. Dlmond
was recommended for prize.
Hopp &, Co. call attention to the tact
that they do all kinds of upholsterlng
and interior decorating and turnlsnlhs
in latest designs and at low prices
Among the passengers on the o. & u.
Doric for San Francisco yesterday
were Judge De La Vergne, T. n: r.
wolter. DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Arnold.
Charles Hawkins, corner King and
AIakea streets, will sell cheap, for the
next thirty days, his large assortment
of new and second hand furniture
Minister Cooper paid visit aboard
fha Austrian warship "Saida" yester-
dav The usual salute was accordeu
and the yards manned in his honor
Nearly everyone will attend the auc-
ton sale of Manoa lots at Morgan
tomorrow. Persons who wish to pos
sess desirable residence sites shoulo
embrace the opportunity.
PaakauIa and Kahau were arrested
Yesterday on a warrant sworn out oy
Detective KAPPA, the offence charged
against them being the sale OF splrltu-
Gus LIQUOR known as ''swipes, without
the requisite license.
Captain Harry Evans and others OF
the harbor police arrested four emma
men yesterday afternoon Tor vlolatihs
Board of Health regulations by fishlng
in the harbor between the quarantine
station landing and Wally Davis place
on the island. They will be tried in the
police court today.
There was a large turnout of Com
many H at the drill shed, and after
the usual preliminaries at the business
meeting. Tom Walker and Archie SIN
clair were elected to membership 1nt
business over spirited drill was helo
"a the bcvs went home feeling that
they had accomplished great deal.
viqso Jacobsen, the we'll known pei
or+iSf who has not been in good healtf
fo,. some time past, has gone to KAHN
for change of air and surrounding
and is a guest of Prof. Theodore f-lch
ards at Kamehameha. Orders Tor Mr