The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Davis & Co.'S clearing out sale.
S. w. Lederer has a notice regard
ing the sale OF the Standard Dictionary.
Do not wait until all the choice goods
are gone before calling on Henry Davis
& Co.
Curtis J. Iaukea has been appointed
Notary Public for the First Judicial
District.
The Gonzales family have severed
connection with the Hawaiian Circus
Company.
George Angus has forsaken the Col
umbia bicycle and is now pushing the
Rambler.
Nothing to amount to anything was
morning.
A No. 1 ladies' Columbia bicycle is
offered for sale at J. J. Egan's store,
Fort street.
II. VI. Levey, at the Hawaiian Hotel,
is prepared to do typewriting promptly
and satisfactorily.
There vii be a meeting of the Sons
of Veterans at the hall over Wichman's
at 1870 this evening.
p. McInerney's, on Hotel Street, is
the place to obtain your groceries at
bedrock prices. Try him.
Kamai a native was arrested yes
terday by Detective KAPPA for stealing
a breast pin from his mother.
Essences and canned fruits, vegeta-
bles and meats at practically your own
price at Henry Davis & Co.'S
Mrs. ]. E. Bailey, proprietress of the |
Kawaapae resort, MakawaO, Maui, Of |
fers board and lodging to guests.
A Portuguese woman suffering from
fever was brought from Eva yesterday |
and placed in the Queens Hospital
Henry Davis & Co. have upwards of /
100 fine turkeys for sale. Now is the |
time to buy choice bird at a low
price.
Rep. Hanuna will remain in Honolulu
lu during the next six weeks in order to /
attend the session of the Summer
School.
Gardner Wilder, the next Mayor of
Hilo, has had his hands full of bust
ness since his arrival on the Kinau
last Saturday.
There will be an important meeting
of the w. c. T. U. in the parlors of
Central Union Church at 2:3O o'clock
this afternoon.
1t is said that there have been queer
doings in the E. o. Hall bicycle COM
bination and that the 9th will bring
forth something startling.
Citizens of the United States in the
Hawaiian Islands are requested to meet
.. S. Consul-GeneraI Mills at the Ar
ington Hotel June 18th at 1880 p. m.
The Japanese who presented the petit
ton on the sake bill to the President
yesterday morning were among the
leading business men of those people in
Honolulu.
w. S. Luce will hold bankrupt sale
of goods belonging to the estate of
A. d. Freimann, bankrupt. The list
comprises household furniture, cutlery,
silverware, glass, etc.
Joseph Marsden, Commissioner of
Agriculture, leaves on the Kinau for a
six weeks tour of Hawaii. He will
leave the steamer at Kawaehae and
walk around the Island.
S. w. Lederer, proprietor of the 1. x.
L. store at the corner of Nuuanu and
King streets, offers a large stock OF
fireworks suitable for the Fourth of
July. Prices lower than ever.
The program of events in the Fourth
of July races, given under the auspices
of the Maui Racing Association, has
been made out. There will be ten
events and entries will close June 18th.
At the close of the Senate Monday
Senator McCandless remained to shed
few tears over the Wide-Tire Act,
and Senator Lyman paid his last affec-
tioGate farewell to the Hilo electric
railway franchise.
Before leaving Honolulu for the coast4
Bruce Warning made the statement that +
he had disposed of his forty-acre tract
of land near Hilo to Ed Towse of the
Star and Charley Deskey. 1t is to be
divided into house lots.
The Kamehameba girls and boys are
hard at work on their music to be pre-
scented at the joint concert on next Sat
urday evening. No one who appreciates
music should think of going anywhere
except to this concert.
The ST. Louis College Dramatic Club
has decided to repeat the play, Wait
ing for the Verdict" on account of the
many requests they have received from
parties anxious to see the play again,
and also from others who have not :
seen it.
One of the mules drawing tramcar
on the King street line fell at the cor
ner of Richards street yesterday and
was severely injured by the brake shoe
cutting into its flank. The car was side