The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-05
LOCAL BRENITIES.

A notice to milk dealers appears in
this issue.
Note the change in the program for
the June 18th races.
Commissioner Marsden has tour of
Hawaii in contemplation.
The Hawaiian Band will play on the
Executive building grounds at 4:3O p.
m. today.
A. 4. Montana has rendered his res
iguation as tax collector, to take effect
June Both.
Hustled and Birch, two San Francisco
city directory men, arrived on the Mo
nowai last night.
A Young man experienced in book
keeping and Island storekeeping de-
sires employment.
Geo II. Hutchinson, NJ. H. r., New
Zealand, was a through passenger on
the MOnOwai last night.
Jimmy Thompson was practicing ball
on the League grounds yesterday. He
may join the HonOIulus.
There was case of hOrse-whipping
on Wednesday in which married lady
welded the whip effectively.
The girls of Kawaiahao Seminary will
give a concert at the Y. NJ. c. a. hall
this friday evening. Admission, so
cents.
British Commissioner Halves has sc
far recovered from his recent severe
illness as to be able to return few
calls.
Miss Violet Carey, daughter of Cap
tain Carey of the MOnOwai, accOmpa-
MES her father on this trip Of the
steamer.
Among the passengers for Honolulu
on the r. NJ. S. S. MonOwai last night
were w. o. Aiken and wife and E. G.
WaterhOuse.
There will be Marshals sale of val
liable real estate located in the center of
the city and belonging to J. l.. Stevens,
at noon today.
George Lycurgus has arrived in San
Francisco from his home in Greece.
While abroad he attended the Olympic
Club athletic games.
The tabIeaux at Punahou Preparatory
School Saturday afternoon promise to
be of a very interesting nature. A large
number of tickets have been sold.
Genial Jack Weibel, at one time with
Theo. H. Davies & Co., came down on
the MOnowai. He is the most popular
salesman that firm ever employed.
The parties concerned in the stab
bling affray Wednesday night were not
tenants of Russian Frank" as stated,
but of a house in the neighborhood.
Hyman Bros, wholesale merchants
have just received varied assortment
of ladies' white and colored costume
goods, which they offer to the trade
only.
King, street is making a step forward
in the way of improvements. The en-
trance to the Union Art Gallery next
the Republic building is beautified by
an artistic stained glass electric sign.
George Angus returned from Kauai
on the MikahaIa yesterday evening.
The young man does not want to have
it generally known, but he suffered
from the terrors of NAL de mer on the
trip.
The "Trip to Chinatown" company,
composed of seventeen members, pass
ed through on the Monowai on their
way to the Colonies last night. They
were entertained by friends while in
the city.
James Bolster of the Star will leave
for Hawaii on the Kinau today for
vacation, on account of his health He
will make tour of the island, return
ing in about month. E. Pickard will
take his place as shipping reporter on
the Star during his absence.
w. S. Luce will sell at p. m. Satur-
day the entire stock of chinoleum made
only by the Misses Rice. The stock
comprises beautifully decorated ware
in flowers of every description, which
are without exception the handsOmest
ornaments seen here in long time.
There was a very fair crowd at the
tent last night and he performance
was up to the standard. There will be
an extraordinary program presented
Saturday night, at which Prof. Sim
mons, the worlds champion silt dane
er, will appear. Special matinee at
p. m. Saturday.