The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

II The Club Stables Company have good !
horses to hire.
The list of officers of the Oahu Lum-
Der and Building Co. is published in
this issue.
The sailors from the Adams were
ashore last night and made things hum
for while.
Every member of Company A, N. G.
H, must be at the drill shed at 1870 to-
night for drill.
E. W. Jordan, at No 10 Fort street,
is making drive in lace collars. beaded
Jokes, silk hose, etc.
There will be a rehearsal of the Y.
M c. A Orchestra at, the usual time
and place this evening.
May & Co., H. E. Mcintyre & Bro,
Lewis & Co., and Charles Hustace, gro
GERS, will not open their stores on Sat
urday.
Bunting of all kinds at the 1. Y. L.
The store will remain open on Friday
and Saturday evenings, for the sale of
fire works, etc.
The members of Company H, n. G.
H, are cordially invited to be at the
drill shed at 1880 this evening to take
part in the drill
The merits of curative skin soap and
he Iad
an Interesting topic in the Hebron
Drug Company ad. today.
Morgan will sell at the European
House. Kukui street and Kukui lane, at
10 O'Clock today, furniture of 16 rooms
and collection of stamps and curios.
w. Thorne has assumed charge of the
lodging house at the corner of Fort and
Chaplain lane, and has renovated and
refurnished it. He offers rooms to
rent.
Elizabeth Bourne Waterhouse has
made over all the stock and merchan-
disc in the business carried on by the
late John T. Waterhouse to her sons,
F.. P, E. c., John and G. s. Water
house.
Companies G and C had very spirit
ed drill last night. Company G drills
three times week, and the boys of that
company think they have good cause to
believe they have the 500 prize in their
hands.
All manner of floats are being built
at the Central fishmarket for use in
the Fourth of July parade. The work
men are doing a good job and intend
to put forth finished and artistic pro-
auctions.
Matsumi. a young Japanese clerk
while riding wheel on King street
near Maunakea, was run into by hack
driven by native yesterday afternoon
and severely injured. He was removed
to his home.
The relay bicycle teams were out in
force yesterday afternoon and went
over the course that is to be used in the
Fourth of July race. They made fine
appearance and were the objects of at
traction all along the way.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday on account OF
the lack of enough members to con-
stitute a quorum. Those present were
President Emerson, DR.. Day and
Messrs. Keliipio and Reynolds.
Fred. T. P. Waterhouse, Ernest c.
waterhouse, John .Waterhouse Yand
George S. Waterhouse have formed q
co-partnership under the firm name OF
John T. Waterhouse to conduct gen
eral merchandise and commission bust
ness.
The exhibition of paintings by Hugo
A. Fisher at the art rooms of the Pa
cific Hardware Company is free ant
will continue only until the middle o
next week, when the paintings unsolc
will be removed for shipment to thu
United States.
The Healani Boat CLUB has decided
to enter a six-oared crew in the Fourth
of July races and has obtained permits
sion from the Rowing Association t.
do so. The men have not been chosel
yet, but it will probably be a case
the first six men appearing on the seen
of action being chosen to pull.
The Metropolitan Meat Company ha
recently erected in its King street sho
an enormous Quincy improved retrlg
orator. This is so that meat carrie
over from day to day will always b
properly refrigerated without the ne