The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-15
LOCAL BREyITIES.

police arrests last night.
J. H. Boyd of Waikiki has choice
variety OF Croton plants for sale.
Mrs. H. E. Cooper gave an informal
musicale at her residence last night.
W. c. Peacock and wife will sail on
the Monowai for San Francisco today
Lorrin A Thurston has become an
active member of the Honolulu Road
Club.
Stated meeting Honolulu Royal Arch
Chapter at usual time and place this
evening.
The rehearsal of II Trovatore next
Tuesday night will be with the full
orchestra.
Are you shod as should be with
shoes? McInerny's shoe store is fated
to fit feet
Sportsmen will be interested in the
subject of today's ad. of the Hawaiian
Hardware Co.
The band gave very enjoyable con-
cert at the Executive grounds yester-
day afternoon.
My Uncle's VIII and Jane" will
be produced at the new opera house on
Thursday, Nov. 5.
Charles Anterior has been granted
a furlough from the n. G. H.. and will
leave for the coast today.
Wong Chi Chin has sold his interest
in the Sun Wo Sing Co., banana plan
tiers, Waikiki, to the company
The meeting called for the purpose
of organizing University Association
in Honolulu will be held this afternoon.
The Honolulu Road Club will hold
their meeting tomorrow at 1880 p. m. in
their club rooms A full attendance is |
desired.
Choice seats are still to be had for |
the Frawley engagement. Tickets can
be secured any time at Hebron Drug
Company.
The steamer Monowai is due today |
from the Colonies and the Canadian |
liner Warrimoo is due tomorrow from
Vancouver.
The German bark Spica Will move
this morning from the Irmgard wharf
to the Railway wharf to discharge ma
chinery and fertilizer.
Now that the holidays are drawing
near, remember that the City Furni-
ture Store is situated at the corner of
Fort and Beretania streets.
The annual meeting of the stock,
holders of the Haiku Sugar Co. will be
held at the office of Castle & Cooke,
Ltd, agents, Saturday, Oct. oath, at
10 a. m.
There was a spirited practice game
of football at the baseball grounds
yesterday afternoon between the Town
team and the Regiments Neither
side scored.
The annual meeting of the stock I
holders of Paia Plantation will be
held at the office of Castle & Cooke,
Ltd, agents, Saturday, Oct. oath, at
1915 a. m.
Annis Montague sang in the Opera
House last night Her voice seemed
as clear as ever and her singing at :
tracted a large crowd on the street in |
front of the theatre.
George, a son of Governor F'resth,
jumped from a stone wall yesterday
and struck on a bottle sustaining a ,
bad injury to one of his legs. The /
wound was attended to by Dr. Me-
Kibbin.
The prices of reserved seats for II
Trovatore are 81 and $3.50. General
admission to the gallery will be 81.
For Jane" performance and the
Grand Concert the prices are to be
$3.50. 81 and so cents.
CT. J. Waller, manager of the Metro
politan Meat Company, and pastor of
the Reformed Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints was given a re-
ception at Arion hall last night Mr..
Waller leaves for three months
visit to the United States on the Mo
nowai today.
Mr.. Stark of Onomea is contemplate
ing the erection of halfway house at
the bend of the Kohalii gulch near =
Onomea. Travellers will thus be able
to obtain food and refreshment at the
wavside inn This is step in the
right direction. Thus, step by step,
are the outer districts being opened up.