The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-08

a visit 10 K. FuTuya's store this week
is money saved in silk goods.
Castle K Cooke have reduced the
price Of kerosene oil to $3.50 case, de-
livered.
y. S. Sachs is making a drive with
wash silks, shirt waists and novelties
in yelling.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
have an interesting talk about business
methods in this issue.
There will be no performance at the
circus tonight. Tomorrow night an eX
ceHent show Will be given.
An announcement Of the project of
F. NJ. Hustled Of San Francisco, pub
Usher of directories, appears in this
issue.
Nick Peterson, who charged John GU
derkirk with assaulting him, is not the
well known Nick Peterson Of 1920"
hack stand.
Both afternoon and evening perform
ances at the circus tent on Saturday
were well patrOnized. The show is inn
proving in point of excellence.
Enrol Hay, the eight-months-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. WOdehOuse,
died Saturday, June 9Th, and was buried
on the afternoon of the same day.
The stockholders meeting of Wilder's
Steamship Co., called for June 1st, and
postponed one week, will be held today
at 2 D. m. at the company's office.
H. S. Tregloan & Son will dispose of
their entire stock of gentlemen's fur
nishing goods at cost/and devote their
entire energies to the tailoring bust
ness.
The concert of the st. Louis College
Orchestra Saturday night was enjoyed
by a large number of persons. The boys
played we'll and received several en-
cores. n
Among the passengers by the Claud-
inc Sunday morning were w. G. Sproull,
j. S. McCandless, c. F. Horner and
wife, w E. Rowell, C. Hedemann, A.
Dunn, Mrs. Makee and others.
There will be a special meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club in the office of the
Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Investment
Company at II noon today. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
A terrible fright was given to some
people on Sunday. They got into tram
car and found that it had been washed!
The company should be little careful
about giving such shocks to the public.
Seats are on sale for performance
to be given by students of ST. Louis
College next Saturday night. There is
a coy little theater at the college, with
ample scenery to stage any ordinary
play.
The Warrimoo, which arrived in port
yesterday morning, brought the report
that she was forced to leave about a
thousand tons of freight in Vancouver
on account of the lack Of space to take
the same.
The agents of the Coptic have receiv-
ed no intelligence regarding the delay |
of that steamer. The impression pre- |
walls that some accident has happened |
to the machinery and that she may ar
rive at any time.
letter from Chester Anthony Doyle, |
now attending court at Waikiki, con-
tains the information that the case
against K. R. G.. Wallace, for opium in
possession, was promptly nolle pressed
by the Government when defendant
presented himself for trial.
Adiutant Egner has addressed cir
cular letter to the business men OF Ho-
nolulu, announcing his farewell to the
Islands and his desire to raise funds TO
paw off a $3.50 Indebtedness on the Hilo
barracks The Adjutant will leave for
San Francisco on the 25th inst.
There will be an important meeting
of the LOYAL Temperance Union at 2
%. M. today in the parlors of Central
Union Church. Every member or the
society is requested to be present. Rev.
D. p. Birnie will give a short talk on
temperance, which will do every one OF
the young people good to hear.
1t is said that the residents of Palama
will petition the Government to con-
vert the land made by filling, in M.
uanu stream into a pleasure park. They
claim that they are shown no consider
alton whatever in this respect, and call
attention to the number of children who
romp over the bare lots in the neighbour
hood of the railway station.
Rev. 6. L. Desha of Hilo occupied the
pulpit at Kawaiahao Church Sunday
morning. He held the attention of his
audience in a mastery sermon on the
power of faith and love, bringing forth
many illustrations that brought nome
with force the ideas the speaker meant
to convey. At 7:30 o'clock in the even
ing he addressed the boys and girls OF
Kamehameha School.
There has been a great deal of COM
plant lately on the way books and
periodicals have disappeared from the
Y. NJ c. A reading room. The Jan1tor
has been unable to place the thieves on
account of their great stealth, but meas
ures are now in progress whereby the
abusers of kindness that is extended