The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J. F."
Read the invitation extended by the
Hebron Drug Co.
The S. S. Miowera is due from the
coast today with later news.
Sachs is Offering, great bargains in
Aannelettes, hats and dress goods.
w. S. Luce will hold a sale of ferns
at his acution rooms at 10 o'clock this .
morning.
The Hebron Drug Co calls attention |
10 very excellent disinfectant sold
by them.
The doubles in tennis begin in earnest
Club grounds.
The Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, will
meet at 100 this evening. Work in the
Second degree.
At the auction sale today ]. F. Nor
gan will sell an extra fine guitar and
two fine toned pianos
The Metropolitan Meat Company is
having the side walls of the new meat
market handsomely tiled.
There was a very large attendance at
the Emma Square concert last night.
The band was at its best.
About 500 barrels of Portland cement
will be sold at auction at 10 a. m. today
on the Pacific Mail wharf.
X Furuya will sell his elegant stock
of goods below cost in order to make
room for new invoices on the way.
Investors are reminded that Luce will
sell a block of ten shares of Kahuku
stock at his auction rooms at IL o'clock
today.
At the tennis tournament yesterday
both May Hart and Grace King re-
ceived baskets of flowers tastefully ar
ranged
The Choral Society will meet at the
Y NJ c. A. this evening at 7:30. All
who wish to join the society are re-
quested to be present.
Charlie Crane and several of the
Myrtle boys went down to Pearl City
for their shell yesterday afternoon, and
will return this morning.
Chester A Doyle has been commits
stoned by President Dole, interpreter
and translator of the Japanese Ian
guage for the Republic of Hawaii.
At the great bargain sale at Water
houses store the ladies will still find {
choice selection of summer dress good:
and flowers and feathers in abundance
James F. Morgan will sell in The
Brewer block, opposite the Elite lc'
n oil Nnlx hi mo III
ing, some elegant household furniture
Henry Waterhouse offers his beauti
full Waikiki premises for rent, furnish
ed. to a desirable tenant 1t has mod
ern conveniences and is in convenien
locality.
Among the special offerings for toda,
at the Waterhouse bargain sale will b.
found beautiful hand painted fans, rlcl
veIveteens and still a few more of thos
splendid bath towels.
The Star Base Ball Club will meet il
the basement of the Hawaiian Hote
at 1880 o'clock this evening, for tn
purpose of making complete arrange
ments for reorganization.
A locomotive coming up from Wal
anae to Eva Plantation yesterday al
ternoon jumped the track. But Sigh
damage was done. Another engine wa
sent from town to replace 1t.
The pound donation party of the Sa
walton Army last week was not a SUE
cess as nothing was donated. Th
corps is not in good condition fnancla
Iv and the party was gotten up to hel
out.
George Bruins, for several years col
nected with the Mutual Telephone &c
resigned on Saturday and will leave fC
Kona on the Hall this morning. M
Rurns was one of the best men in ii
company.
The Yacht Hawaii did not return
town until Sunday. AS the party pas
~ ont of Pearl Harbor the yacht Spra
Cantain Curtis, was stuck IN the hU
and Sheehan's steam launch was res
ing on her side.
Tho rooms of the Kilohana A
League will be open tomorro" Ironl
a M. to 5 D. m. for the purpose ot I
caiving works of art by members OIL u
Ioaone for exhibition in the fast-a
,roecbing semi-annual spring eXh
bition.
The japanese NJ: E. Church nj n;
changed its location from Alakea 10 D., u
corner of Smith and Hotel streeIs, ~ u
is thought to be better on the VIZ W.
for it is near to the homes VI ,, me e. -
hers of the church, VINO win A'
change very convenient.
wednesday evening, beglnnlhg; = al =
9 GarmonS Hall, King street; b, by t. Il
Hinha Lodge. The subject will be up p