The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-07
LOCAL BREYITIES.


Mrs F. Horn and family have a card
of thanks in this issue.
You viii find all kinds of bargains at
The Kash, Hotel street.
Envelopes by the million at the Ha-
waiian News Co. Special sale.
\ card of thanks from Mrs. Horn
and family appears in this issue.
J. T. Warehouse calls attention to a
stock of valises, trunks and general
dry goods.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. p, F. & A. NJ,
will hold meeting at 1870 this evening.
Work in First degree.
James Lane, who had an operation
performed on his head the other day,
is getting along very nicely.
There seems to be an air of go-ahead
about everything the McInerny's
handle. Just read their new shoe ad.
James F. Morgan will continue the
credit sale by H. Hackfeld & Co. at his
salesroOms at 10 o'clock this morning.
Two negroes, two native women and
one native man were arrested in Cape
Horn yesterday afternoon for gam
bling.
One of the peculiar papaias spoken
of in a recent issue of this paper is on
show in the window of the Hawaiian
News Company.
Theo. H. Davies & Co. will send eight
fine mules to Hamakua mill today by
the Kinau. They are from the ranch of
w H. Rice on Kauai.
The Mount Lebanon, consigned to
: Theo. H. Davies & Co, is expected to
arrive from Portland, Ore, and Vic
toria about Saturday.
The regular reception will be given
aboard the U. S. S. Adams this after
noon between and 6. The KawaiahOu
Club will be in attendance.
Hugh J. Emmett, premier ventrilo-
quist, is with the Elsie Adair Company
and will take part in the entertain
ments given by that company.
First Regiment and Star teams on
Makiki baseball grounds tomorrow af-
ternoon. Look out for very exciting
game and dearth of runs on both
sides.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P Wilder, Howard
Hitchcock and Maisie Atkinson Will
leave for the volcano by the Kinau to-
day They will stay over one trip, Wis
iting with Honolulu people already out
having a good time.
Chester A. Doyle is the proud posses
sor of a Kodak snap shot of the late
Kate Field and himself. 1t was taken
on the deck of an island steamer and is
the last picture made of the Iamented
writer 1t is on view in the Hebron
Drug Co.
Mr.. James Stokes of New York, and
party. left for the Orient on the China
yesterday, after delightful visit in
Hawaii nei Mr.. Stokes will long be re-
membered, especially by members of the
Y. NJ. c. A, whom he inspired with
new life in their work.
1t is almost settled now that the
Kauluwela school children will be
moved over into the Fort street build
ing when the rooms are vacated by
Miss Coursons children. This, it is
thought, will be a convenience as we'll
as a great Improvement.
Up until yesterday evening there
were 155 names on the roll of the sum-
mer school. This is a considerable in
crease on the previous day. More are
expected Inspector-General H. S.
Townsed wore his happiest smile yes
terday when the number was read.
There is a certain police officer who,
when a crowd assemblies such as the
one present at the engine horse acct
dent Wednesday, takes special delight
in hitting people over the head and in
showing others out of the way. There
is a popularity in the fact that he never
picks out any but Cinnamon and chill
dren Why this is so no one has been
able to say.