The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-10
LOCAL BRENlTIES.


for musicians.
Latest style Sailor and Leghorn hats
for the races at y. S. Sachs
Did you see the rush for ice cream
soda at Mrs. Hana's yesterday?
The band viii play on the Executive
building grounds this afternoon.
Wing Wo Chan has a fine lot of silks.
mattings, cigars and rattan chairs.
Joe Correa was arrested yesterday
for assault and battery on a Chinaman.
Chinese contractors are completing
a neat new Office in DR.. Alvarez's yard.
Minister King advertises for tenders
for a concrete floor at the public laun-
dry.
The grocers who will close their
stores tomorrow have notice in this
issue.
Norman Gedge Of the Iuter-Island Co.
left for San Francisco on the COptic
yesterday.
The Hall brings news that the vol
cano of Kilauea had not changed since
last reports.
Members of Company A are notified
TO be at the drill shed at 1880 this even
ing for drill
Saturday viii be opening day at the
Pacific Tennis Club. The new house
will be warmed"
Regular meeting of the Board of
Health at p. m. today. Matters of in
terest will be discussed.
a great chance for bargains in gro
ceries. Selling out at cost at P. Nc
Inerney's, Hotel street.
John Fernandez was appointed yes
terday to fill the place of Lieutenant
Hart on the police force.
There will be a special meeting of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club in the office Of
J. S. Walker at'2 p. IN today.
Prof. Samuel P. French, the princi-
pal of PunahOu Preparatory School,
has been engaged for another year.
a game of cricket will be played on
the grounds of the Honolulu Cricket
Club on Thursday, beginning at 1870
p. m.
Ladies' Day at the courts of the Pa
cific Tennis Club this afternoon All
lady friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Nat Goodwin and his company are eX-
pected to pass through on their way to
the Colonies some time during next
month.
Hon. H. P Baldwin, Judge Perry, w.
A. Kinney and others returned from
Maui on the w. G. Hall yesterday
morning.
Owing to preparations necessary for
a proper celebration of Kamehameha
Day, the Advertiser will not be issued
tomorrow.
The Hawaiian Band played the Cop
tic off yesterday morning. Their music
was much appreciated by the depart
ing passengers.
There was fair sized audience at the
circus tent last night and a good show
was given. The next performance will
be Thursday night.
Ladies should remember that today
visit Miss Cahills and select a new hat
for the races tomorrow.
From all appearances the attendance
at the race track this 18th of June will
be very large. Much interest seems to
be manifested in the races.
Prof. Henry S. Townsend, Inspector
General of Schools, will deliver the
Oahu College Commencement address
in Pauahi Hall on Thursday, June 18th
Mrs. and Mrs w. O. Aiken. Miss
Aiken, G. Kaiser, Rev. J. P. Kuia, Rev.
J. K. Joseph, Brother Bertram and
others left by the Claudine for Maui
ports yesterday.
There will be a sale of bronzes for
merly belonging to Kalakaua, at Nor
gan's auction rooms, at 10 o'clock to-
day. Immediately after the bronze sale
there will be sold a large invoice of
JapcCese decorations and bric-a-brac
The Loyal Temperance Union held |
its last meeting before the summer va
cation in the parlors of Central Union !
Church Monday afternoon. There |
were over forty members present. An /
interesting, talk on temperance by d. /
P. Brine was listened to with interest. |
Refreshments were served and a gen |
eraI good time INDUCED in.