The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-20
LOCAL BREYITIES.


meets this morning
The Medical Association meets al
harmony Han this morning.
Sir Robert Hzrnon has lost his eye
glasses and viii pay reward for return
Dr. n. p. Emerson was elected presi-
seut Of the Board OF Health yesterday
The Misses Birnie and Mr.. Birnie
left for the Orient on the Doric yester-
day.
John A. Hassinger was registered at
tbe Palace Hotel San Francisco. on
Nay 6.
The residence on Nuuanu avenue
lately occupied by Fred Waterhouse is
fer rent
Notice of dissolution OF partnership
sf FIfag and Silva, Eleele. Kauai, ap-
pears today.
The Price-Burns Circus company is
actively rehearsing for the opening
performance.
Rev. Desha, pastor of HALL Church,
Hilo. has been doing mission work in
Puma recently.
MIS-. Graham and Miss Belle Carter
returned from Hawaii on the w. G.
Hall yesterday
There is one less devotea among
young men of the city to the habit of
using the curling irons
Pacific Lodge, No. 822, F. & A. NJ.
will hold a special meeting at 7:3O this
evening. Work in First Degree.
Reports from Kapapala say that the
fires OF Mokuaweoweo are no longer
visible and that Kilauea is about the
same.
The household furniture of w. o.
Lakeland will be sold at his residence,
Beretania street, by J. F. Morgan at 10
o'clock today.
Glass in childs study at the High
School, 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Miss
Alexander will give short talk on
''FroebePs Gifts"
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Coffee and Tea Company will be held
at o'clock today at the office of F. A.
Schaefer &, Co.
British Commissioner Halves has not
sufficiently recovered from his recent
illness to leave his room, and probably
will not for several days.
Prof. David p Todd of Amherst Col
lege addressed the students of Oahu
College yesterday on "The Practical |
Application of Astronomy"
MIR. F. l.. Slade and his sister, Miss
Slade, did not go on the Doric yester-
day as was their previous intention.
Other arrangements have been made. |
house smugglers was the convictien of
HOshina and the discharge of Iwata |
Phe ease will be taken to the Supreme |
0Oupt
The Waterhouse great bargain sale
has still some remarkable bargains left |
to select from. Women's and children's
shoes are among the offerings today.
0nsntity and price marked on every ar
ssle
Have you seen those hose at the Wa
terhouse bargain sale? We have from
the smallest to the largest women's
balbriggan hose, three pairs for 20
cents; mems striped socks, six pairs
for % cents, and sanitary blacks, three
for % cents. A few beautiful summer
full 1914 counterpanes, 50.
The band concert announced to take
place at the Hawaiian Hotel last night
was postponed on account of the death
Of Miss Field. The band went on the
tug to play farewell to Hon. w. o.
Tomorrow night it will play at Puma
lou College and Friday night at Makee
Island.
Wahea was arrested last evening by
Detective KAPPA for attempting, in a
1T of anger, to chew off the left ear of
his wife, which feat he did not succeed
in accomplishing, the cartilaginous it's
sue being too much for his weak set of
teeth. But then the intent at mutilation
was there, so he had to be locked up.
The ear-chewing affair was the result
g - E++1o aro1,p1ent iDduIged in by wife
and husband.