The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-22
LOCAL BRENITIES.
Base ball tomorrow.

Base ball tomorrow.
\ Beretanfa street cottage, convent
emily located is offered for rent.
Marian 1Ioreires, the armIess wonder,
is one of the attractions at the circus.
a list of officers of the Hawaiian Ga
zette Company appears in another col
umn.
The usual fortnightIy reception will
be held on the Adams today from to
p. N.
The regular Friday evening dancing
class at Mrs. Gums has been post
poned this week.
If you are interested in plows, read
what the Pacific Hardware Co. says
about the Secretary.
A memorandum book of no value ex-
cept to owner has been lost. j. Nieper
offers a reward for it's return.
Kan Lee was arrested by officer
Hang Sam yesterday for violating
Board of Health regulations.
If you enjoy seeing living, heads with
out the accompaniment of body, go to
the circus tonight and see the Thorma.
H. B. NJ. Commissioner will be unable
to hold a reception in honor of Her
Britannia Majesty's Birthday, owing
to indisposition.
A national convention of the Y. P.
s. c.. E. of the Hawaiian Islands will
be held in Honolulu June Sd. Details
of the convention will be published in
these columns later.
Officer Kalaikini has beat the police
record at target-shoOting. At Iwilei
butts Wednesday afternoon he made
AZ. The police record has been held
by Captain Parker.
The fee bill will be discussed in the
medical convention at 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t is hoped that every phys
ician in the city, whether a member of
the association or not, will be present.
The four-year-oId son of Captain
Renken was taken to the police sta
ton yesterday morning he having
wandered away from his home in Pa
lama Captain Renken bore him home
tenderly
Mounted Patrolman Bailey and a
daughter of Antoine Richards, the Ka-
1ihi dairyman, were married yesterday
morning The good wishes of the po
lice department are with the newly
married couple.
A native was arrested yesterday for
non-payment of taxes and upon being
asked if he could pay in two weeks, |
replied in the negative. He expressed
perfect satisfaction when told that he
would probably have to go to Jail for
a fortnight.
The rumor current last night that
Charles j. Creighton had died early in
the evening had no foundation. Infor
nation obtained at his home was to the |
effect that his condition had not chang
ed and that dissolution was not thought |
of by members of his family. While |
seriously i'll, it is expected that he will
soon be about again.
There will be eighteen league games E
of ball played this season instead of
tWenty-seVen, as announced in an af-
ternoon paper yesterday& The schedule
published did not provide for any
games between the Stars and the First
Regiment nine, which is evidently a
mistake. A new schedule is being ar
ranged, which will be published on
Monday.
The banquet to have been given by
the Medical Association last night at
the Arlington Hotel did not occur, on
account of several of the members hav
ing to attend the dedicatory services at
Punahou. In lieu of the banquet, DR..
J. S. McGrew, president of the associ-
alton, will entertain the members at
luncheon at 1890 p. m. today. Several
of the physicians met at the Arlington
last night and enjoyed a social dinner.