The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There were but FIVE members present
at the meeting Of the American League
last night
The Union Feed Co. will hold its
regular quarterly meeting this morn
ing See ad.
Wall Nichols Co. have a large stock
of files which they offer at half the
regular price.
Iwakami has twenty pieces of wash
able silks which he will dispose of at
80 cents a yard
Morgan viii sell carriage horses and
new carriages at his rooms on Saturday.
See advertisement
There will be meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. 81, at 7:3O this evening
Work in Third Degree.
Henry Vierra has gone to Spreckels-
vile to take part in the minstrel per-
Torrance to be given there.
A large number of people greeted the
Hawaiian Band in their excellent pro-
gram of music at Thomas Square last
night.
]. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture, at the
Brewer block, Hotel street, at 10 o'clock
on May 16.
The Hawaiian Band will give a con-
cert on the Queens Hospital grounds
this afternoon for the benefit of the
inmates of the institution
James F. Morgan, acting for Thee. F.
Davies & Co., will hold credit clear
ance sale of household furniture, lamps,
etc, at his salesroom on May 81
Yesterday, Ascension Day, was the
twenty-ninth anniversary of the open
ing of St. Andrews Priory The pupils
and teachers celebrated the event quiz
city.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Orchestra had it's
regular practice in the lecture room of
the association hall last night There
was the usual full attendance of mem
bers.
There will be Bible reading lead by
our D. o. Adjutant Egner at the Saliva
ton Army Hall tonight. All Christians
bring your Bibles and your friends and
neighbors.
The store room in the Brewer block,
on Hotel street, will be open to visitors
today between and 8, for the inspec-
tion of furniture to be sold by Morgan
on the 10th.
Captain Evans succeeded in tracking
the two Dirigo deserters yesterday and
arrested them at Waikiki, whittier they
went Immediately after leaving the yes
sci Wednesday.
Wflfred Burns has been forbidden by
DR.. Herbert to perform for week, ow-
ing to an attack of malaria. In conse-
uuence of this" there will be no per-
Torrance tomorrow night.
The semi-finals in tennis will be
played off on the Pacific Tennis Club
courts, beginning at p. m. today.
Friends and people interested in tennis
are cordially invited to be present.
What housekeeper does not delight in
good household linens? Table damask,
pure linen towels, cotton sheetings in |
all widths, and fancy counterpanes, at
the Waterhouse mammoth bargain sale
today.
n n IIoII o Co., ,,o o.rro,,+o Co., +I,o
fTropic oil, which is said to be wonder
fully good lubricator In their new adj
today they call attention to aluminium
cane knives, filters and mango and
fruit pickers.
If you wish to see a crowd of happy
people, just visit the mammoth bargain
sale now in progress at Warehouses;
mercantile emporium, Queen street.
Everybody is delighted with their pur-
chases, and still there's more to fol-
low
Company is authority for the statement
that the present crop will certainly
reach II 500 tons, an excess of $500 tons
over and above the estimate reported
by the agents at the annual meeting
of the stockholders held last fall.
On the tennis court yesterday after
noon the question when is the Clean
ers Lawn Party to take place." was
asked. 1t is to be at Haalelea Lawn
next week Saturday, May 23rd. Do not
make any other engagement for that
afternoon as the festival promises to
be delightful one.