The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.
How did she cut it?

The Remembering marriage will
take place on Thursday.
r. Rycroft left for the wilds of Puma
on the Kinau yesterday.
Regular weekly session of the Board
of Education at 2:3O p. m. today.
Meeting of Company G at the old bar
racks at 100 o'clock this evening.
C. A. Spreckels left on the Claudine
for SpreckelsvilIe plantation yesterday.
The show windows of H. w. Schmidt
& Sons show another big reduction in
prices.
Secretary Bluxome is quite i'll and
w. l. Warmer is doing his duties at
the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Healani Boat Club will give a
dance either on Friday or Saturday
night of this week.
There was only moderate sized au-
dience at the drill shed last night. En-
met the Great was good.
Geo. H. Fairchild and DR.. Maxwell
were passengers for Kauai on the
steamer of that name yesterday.
The Society Sons of Veterans held it's
usual monthly meeting last night.
Routine matters were attended to.
Mary Ailau of the Golden Rule Ba,,
zaar left for Kauai on the Kauai yes
terday. She will be gone week or So
The annual meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held at 10 o'clock
this morning. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Among the passengers on the Kinau
Yesterday morning were Professor Koe-
belle. r. C. L. Perkins and J. NJ. Mon
sarrat.
There will be sale of a Government
lot, located on Prospect street, in front
of the Executive building, on Septem-
Der 81.
DIR. A. ]. Derby left yesterday on the
Kinau for a professional visit to Ha-
wall. He will return by her on her
return trip.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Hardware Company will be
held at the company Office at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
If the Alameda gets in on Thursday
the Hawaiian band will give a concert
at the hotel. If not another concert
will be given at Thomas Square.
DIR. C. B. Cooper left on the Claudine
for KahuIui last night. He will go to
Waikiki and from there to Haleakala.
returning home Sunday morning.
w. G. SprouII left for Kauai on the
Kauai yesterday to visit his brother
A. M. SproulI, who is lying very Ill at
the home of Dr. Walters in Lihue.
DR.. Dresslar will address the teachers
and pupils this morning at o'clock
The subject will be Child Study.
Those interested are invited to attend.
Mr.. Ernest Mott-Smith and bride LETT
for Hawaii on the Kinau yesterday
morning to spend their honeymoon at
the volcano and other places on Ha-
waii.
Mary Lucy Adams, an inmate OF the
Kapiolani Home for Girls in kahhl'
died Monday night from congestion OF
the lungs She was brought from Maui
three months ago.
The Hawaiian band Delighted the
teachers and friends of the summer
school al the high school building from
to > Yesterday afternoon. Their music
was very much appreciated.
Rev Alex. Macintosh left on the
Kauai Yesterday afternoon for two
weeks visit at the home of F. W. GLADE
in Kekaha. Kauai. He will be back Oh
the MikahaIa of August 2Sth.
There was very large turnout OF the
members OF the chorus of II Travotore
at the residence of Professor Berger
last night. A fine rehearsal was held
The next Will be at Arion hall.
Judge and Mrs. Widemann, T. "
NIacfarlane and wife, Miss Gertle Wlde
mann. Miss Anna Widemann and Mis-
Irmqard MacfarIane will leave for San
Francisco on the Alameda Thursday.
Pest, tonic made by the Pabs
Brewing Co. and sold by the Hobrol
Drug Co., is the destroyer OF tired feel
ing It builds up the system and add
70 the life of the person who drinks II
The removal of the remains OF ma
tive woman in a hearse from one sec
- aitrr To another created som