The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sugar, $3.50.

Read B. F. Ehlers & Co.'S bargain
list.
Iwakami advertises new goods and
new prices
Special meeting of Harmony Lodge
at 7;30 this evening.
Regular weekly meeting of the Board
OF Health at 3 p. m. today.
Company will hold drill and bus
mess meeting this evening.
Let J. a. Hopper show you the mer-
its of the "Pasteur" Filter.
Capt. Fernandes arrested eight Chi
namen for gambling last night.
Thomas Mcguire is no longer en-
plOyed by the Union Express Co.
Annual meeting OF WiIder's 5. 5. Co.
at 10 a. m. today at the company's Of
fee.
Herman Horn made the wedding
cake for the Widemann-Lanz nuptials
today.
The Two Escutcheons" will be
played tomorrow night by the Frawley
Company.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, will hold
a special meeting this evening. Work
in second degree
Ladies' Day at the courts of the Pa
cific Tennis Club. All lady friends are
cordially invited to attend.
The japanese habeas-corpus case was
before Chief Justice Judd all of yester-
day, and will be continued today.
c. L. Desky has gone to Europe in
response to a cablegram from his wife
that one of their children was i'll.
The Mounted Reserve will have a
moonlight drill on the Makiki baseball
grounds at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Capt. Bowers of the Merchants Pa
troll found the door leading upstairs
over SpreckeIs' Bank open last night.
Arthur Fitzgerald was convicted yes
terday of shooting Chinese policeman
and recommended to the mercy of the
court.
The Reliance wheelmen will hold !
their regular meeting at 1880 o'clock !
this evening in the basement of the |
Hawaiian hotel.
The Methodist social at Haalalea |
Lawn yesterday was an enjoyable af- |
was in attendance.
Reserved seats for the Frawley sea-
son will be on sale every day from 9 |
a. m. to p. m. At Z p. m. seats can |
be secured at the theater.
C. H. Dickey unfortunately uncon-
sciously exchanged bicycles with an
other man yesterday. He has a notice
in this issue on the subject.
L. B. Kerr comes out today with
full page advertisement. "a lot for
a little is his motto. 1t will pay
you to read over his bargain list.
Burglars entered the store of Iso-
shima on King street, next door to
Castle & Cookies, Monday night, but
were frightened off by people living up
stairs.
The family of Mrs. John Efinger,
consisting of Mrs. Flanders and two
Misses Louise and Caroline,
and Mr.. Couch Flanders, arrived by the
A carriage containing a young lady
teacher of Kamehameha School was
overturned in front of Dimond's store
yesterday afternoon. The occupant
suffered sprained ankle.
1t is expected that the Hawaiian Ma
tionaI Band will be asked to give a
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel on Fri
day night as a farewell to the guests
by the Australia.
The passenger list on the Australia
yesterday was one of the largest by
that vessel for many months. On the
way down the Hawaiian National
Band gave two enjoyable concerts.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
American League has been postponed
until tomorrow evening at which time
there is to be a grand rally to which
all who wish may come. There will
be speeches and other events in keep
ing with the time.
T. X James. the genial chief
steward of the o. S. S. Australia. is
with his friends in Honolulu again, he
having consented to make one more
voyage on account of the failure on the
part of the steamship company to Sc
cure a suitable man to fill the position
which he has so we'll filled.
Among the arrivals on the Australia
Yesterday were w. G. Ashley, E. F.
Bishop. Andrew Brown, G.. A. Brown,
G. P Dennison. A. Drier and wife,
Charles J. F'ishel. ]. A. Hopper and
wife, P. G. Jones and wife, Miss Alice
Walter A. Lowrie, S. B. Rose
and wife, Miss Widemann, S. w. Will
cox and wife. A. B. Wood and Mrs.
Frederick Yates.