The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go to Henry Davis & Co. for sup
ply Of groceries at cost.
Henry Davis & Co. are disposing OF
all their groceries at cost.
DR.. Alvarez advertises for a number
of rabbits and guinea pigs.
Fred Harrison and Ed Hough will
enter for the greenhorn bicycle race
on the 9th.
Now the athleticalIy inclined want to
elect a new sports committee for the
H. A. A. c.
Canned goods and crackers of all
kinds at the very lowest figure at Henry
Davis & Co.'S.
A No. 1 groceries at bottom prices at
P. McInerney's, Hotel street. Bargains
at bargain prices.
Everything in the grocery line goes
for almost nothing to close out Henry
Davis & Co.'S large stock.
All sizes of japanese rugs and finely
colored new Yamatoya percale shirts
to be found at K. Furuya's
The Amateur Minstrels will hold
regular rehearsal at the residence of
Prof. Berger at 1870 this evening.
A special meeting of Pacific Lodge,
No. 822. F. & A. NJ, will be held at 1880
this evening. Work in Second Degree
All members of Company are or
dered to be at the drill shed at 1870 this
evening for the purpose of electing a
captain.
Rev. Thomas D. Garvin will preach
the baccaIaureate sermon to the stu
dents at Kamehameha next Sunday
morning
]. F. De Bolt, late of the Seattle bar,
has opened a law office in the Cart |
wright building on Merchant street, OPP
posite the postoffice.
Tomorrow at 3: 80 the Honolulus and |
First Regiment mines will cross bats. |
Both mines are sure of victory, so a good |
game may be expected
]. F. Morgan will sell at his sales
room at 10 o'clock this morning a line |
of elegant household furniture and a !
Brewster side-bar buggy.
Hugo Fisher, the California artist, is |
painting picture OF Manoa Valley from
the neighborhood of Hopkins switch
1t will be exhibited here
Chester Doyle contradicts the state
ment that he was interlocutor at the
Spreckelsville minstrel show. He made
the gestures and Doc Moore did the
talking.
1t is said that physician recently
appointed to a Government position
saved $50 by letting a contract for a
building to some Cinnamon. The Japs
would have been cheaper.
Mrs Gaylord, wife of Bob Gaylord,
on recovery joined the innumerable
caravan that recommends the efficacy
of patent medicine compound.
Billy Button was offered for sale at
$3.50 before Humberg bought him. ]. S.
Walker sold Judah for 1920 and she
was driven in hack for two years and
then sold to Gus Schumann for $3.50.
Oscar Bampfeld Braddick has been
appointed stenographer for the Third
|
Braddick has lately been in the employ
of Kinney & Ballou and was formerly
in the office of Theo. H. Davies & Co.
Do not forget that the Kamehameha
girls and boys intend to give you one
of the rarest treats of the season Sat
urday night and above all, do not for
get to buy a ticket for yourself and
another for your sister" cousin or
aunt Let some one enjoy the excel
lent music with you.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society. set for Saturday
night, has been changed to this evening
instead, on account of the Kamehameha
concert. The time is 7:30 o'clock and
the place the home of Frank Damon.
Unfinished reports will be made and the
Male Wreath committee arranged for.
The police boast of having the finest
butts in town, and they are justly proud ,
of their range at Iwelei, where they
need have no fear of being chased out,
as they were at KakaakO. They thought
they had things about perfect three
weeks ago. but since that time they
have been convinced of their erroneous
opinion.