The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ranch, on MolOkai, for sale.
Camarinos has his usual stock of ice
house goods by the Australia.
B. L. Finney advertises for men to
canvass the Islands for a new directory.
F. a. schaefer & Co. have Bavarian
and Bohemian beer in pints and quarts.
a notice in bankruptcy of Hata, Of
Waimea, Kauai, appears in this issue.
All bills against the Senate must be
presented by 10 a. IN. June l, 1896.
Elisha, the Prophet" will be Rev.
H w. Peck's theme on Sunday night.
The list of officers of the Tropic Fruit
and Fibre Company appears in this is
sue.
A dividend on the capital stock of
the Eva Plantation Company is due
today.
The Australia win leave for San
Francisco on Wednesday, June Sd, at
p. N.
NJ. J. Ordway is playing a three
weeks engagement at the Orpheum in
San Francisco.
BugoIogists are referred to the Ho-
bron Drug Co. for the best bug de-
stroyer extant.
A lot of costumes and properties for
Company d Minstrels arrived on the
Australia yesterday.
Yamatoya white linen shirts, straw
ut
Furuya, Hotel street.
A dividend will be paid the stock
holders of the Haiku Sugar Company
at Bishop & Co.'S this day.
DR.. w. T. Monsarrat found a horse
with CHAMBERS yesterday and turned him
over TO the health inspectors.
Lewis & Co, the grocers and food
specialists, have Island cream, neatly
packed in pint jars, fresh daily.
The closing exercises of Kawaihao
Seminary will be held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall on Friday evening, June 9Th.
There was a Japanese company at
the old Chinese theater last night.
large number of Japanese were pres
ent.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
will be held Monday, June L, at 1870
p. m.
The Monowai. from San Francisco,
Thursday will bring the "Trip to Chi
natown" company on their way to the
Colonies.
Ladies shirt waists, new silk and
silk waist patterns and latest style Of
sailor hats arrived on the Australia for
n. S. Sachs.
The Club Hotel will open at dinner
on Wednesday, June 10. The delay is
necessary in order that improvements
may be made.
A Japanese paraded the streets last
night beating a tom-tom and carrying
over his shoulder a stick surmOunted
by a white flag
Children's dancing class at Mrs.
Gums. Judd street, at p. m. today.
Members are requested to be puhctual
in their attendance.
The Japanese free laborers brought
by the steamer Taiwan-Maru Thursday
were landed at the Inter-Island wharf
yesterday afternoon
Telephone the Central Market for a
supply of choice picked lambs tongue
and pigs feet, fresh liver sausage and
head cheese. Telephone 1O4.
Members of Companies A, B, d, G,
and II are wanted at the drill shed at
3 O'Clock sharp to take part in the dec
Grafton ceremonies of the G. A. r.
Adjutant Egner of Salvation Army
will be relieved from duty here owing
to the illness of Mrs. Egner, wro is in
California. Adjutant SimersOn of Sc
attic will take his place.
Among the passengers from Maui and
Hawaii ports by the w. G.. Hall yester-
day afternoon were Judge Hartwell, E.
R. Hendry, G. P. Wilder, DR.. A. Nc
Wayne and ]. J. Williams.
Samian and wedgewood ware in dec
orative and useful articles are offered
at w. w. Dimond's. Either a Samian
decorated teapot for so cents or an Ed
gar nutmeg crater for a quarter is hot
stuff"
Two hundred and twenty-five bats
were received by the Australia, ad-
dressed to Prof Koebele, and they were
set free at dark last night Before re-
leasing them they were fed on beetles.
They enjoyed the repast.
The following arrests were made yes
terday: Two Portuguese boys for tru-
ancy, Ben KaIana for nOn-payment or
taxes, John Leal for assault and battery
on Claudio Jesus, a white man for va
grancy and another for investlgatlon'
A meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society will be held with
Mrs. NJ. S. Price at the home Of A. NJ.
Cooke at 1:2O O'Clock this evening. At