The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The band will play at the base ball
match this afternoon.

Your table should be supplied from
the large grocery stock of Henry Davis
& Co.
Sugar and spice and everything nice.
at Henry Davis & Co. s sale Of gro
ceries
Sergeant Terry drilled Company G
last night in preparation for the COM
ing competitive drill.
Companies H and had a full turn
out and an enthusiastic drill on the
new parade grounds last night.
There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. q, F. & A NJ, at 1880 this
evening. Work in Second Degree.
H. @. Adams has been appointed Dep
uty Assessor and Collector of Taxes for
the district of Koolaupoko, No. 2, Island
of Oahu.
The sermon by Mr.. Brine on Sunday
evening at the Central Union Church
is entitled "A Few Plain Words on the
Sunday Question
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church gave tea at Haalelea
Lawn yesterday afternoon. Over fifty
IddleS were present.
w. w. Dimond is the sole agent in
Honolulu for the celebrated Jewel stove
and range. His $12 stove has all the
good features of a $40 range.
A special meeting of the Board of
Health called for p. m. yesterday
was not held, owing to a quorum of
members not being present.
There was a runaway hack, horse
and wagon on King street near Hawai-
ahao Church last night, and a badly
damaged hack in consequence.
Sashes and shawls for the ladies,
ladies and gentlemen's kimonas and
large assortment of bamboo blinds to
be had this week at K. Furuya's.
James F. Morgan will sell at 10
O'Clock today, at his saIesrooms, Queen
street an invoice of groceries, house
hold goods and a wagon and buggy.
Chr. Gertz, at 513 Fort street, has a
fine assortment of ladies French kid
button boots, best quality, in various
sizes, at one-third below cost prices.
An extra dinner will be served at the
Hawaiian Hotel tonight, with the Ka-
waiahou Club in attendance. After din
ner there will be dance on the beau
tiful lanai.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. will sell for one
week, commencing June %, their en-
tire stock of ladies' muslin underwear
and childrens muslin dresses. Prices
at cost of the goods.
The match game of base ball today
will be between the First Regiment
nine and the Honolulu team. Both sides
have promised to win. Time called at
$3.50 and the band will play.
One of the large plate glass windows
in the store of w. w. Dimond cracked
Yesterday in a mysterious manner. 1t
is believed by some to have been caused
by the settling of the foundation.
The Planters Monthly, full from
cover to cover with matters of interest
to planters and business men on the
Islands. is out today Copies may be
obtained at the Hawaiian News Co.
Charles Hustace, the well known
King street grocer, has removed from
the store he has occupied so many
wears to that recently occupied by Il.
A. Williams, next to the Arlington.
The Board of Health calls for ten
ders for building materials, provisions
and supplies. The Board also asks TOT
tenders for the purchase of hides and
taIIow. Bids will be received up to noon
June "a, 1896.
This afternoon and evening will be
the last opportunity the public Will
have to view the collection OF hand
ct h0
League, over Tregloan's store, Hotter
and Fort streets.
The Hawaiian Electric Company has
nIaced an arc light in the Hebron Drug
Co, : store as an experiment. The globe
is OPAQUE and the light is evenly an
fused throughout the store Mr.. no
bron considers it great success.
Howard & Train have removed their
office to Fort street, over Bruce war
ing & Co.'S office. Mr.. Howard is son
of George A. Howard, who designed
and built many of Honolulu's attract
i've residences some six years ago.
with this issue each subscriber to the
Advertiser will receive neatly printed
steamer time table. 1t is correct In
averv detail and will be very useful.
Tf there are any persons who do not
e,,bScribe for the Advertiser they may
procure tables by applying at TINS OIL
flee.
Mr.. C.. B. Reynolds corrects tne
statement in this paper to the enect
that a ieper's bedding had been SOLD TO
. second hand furniture dealer. When
the leper was taken to the hospital,
employees of the Board took possession
of the bedding in the house ana ue-
strOyed it.
News came down on the w. ": NO
from Maui yesterday morning 10 the ei-
foc+ that the ancient fish ponds at he