The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIE
This is Company HIS drill night.

Wilder's steamship Kinau.
The Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium is again
open to its members. See notice.
Remember THE Seven Clerks" at
st. Louis College Hall next Saturday
night.
The Washington Feed Co. can sup
ply both your table and your stable
with food
George Roedick, assignee of the es-
tate of Chock Chez & Co., has a notice
in this issue.
a portion of the wall at the Nuuanu
stream gave away just before mid
night last night.
The regular sale for the Frawley en-
gagement commences this morning at
O'Clock at Hobron's drug store.
There will be a meeting of Pacific
Lodge. No. S22, A. F. & A. NJ, at 1880
this evening. Work in third degree.
The Albert brought from San Fran
cisco yesterday 4 bulls, % mules, L
horse and 12O hogs for w. C. Rice of
Kauai.
The Makee Island concert was very
well attended, and the music given by
Prof. Berger and his corps was beyond
reproach.
Pat Cullen had his ticket for Kauai
on the waialeale last week but the
name upon the books was ''Nelluc,' in
stead of Cullen.
The box plan for III Trovatore'' will
be open at Wall, Nichols Co. this morn
ing. The scale of prices will be $3.50,
81 and 80 cents.
Marshal Brown returned from Kauai
on the Mikahala Sunday morning, after
a trip to see about the appointment
of Sheriff of the Garden Isle.
H. H. Williams has just received
from the States the first regular I'M
dertaker's wagon used for transport
ing collins ever used in Honolulu.
r. w. T.<Purvis of Kauai has de-
clined the position of Sheriff of Kauai,
offered him upon the appearance of
Marshal Brown on the Garden Isle last
week.
No danger of being cut by coral
while taking a dip at Waikiki, if you
wear bath balmorals." McInerny's
shoe store has a large assortment of
them.
The condition of Mrs. Gerrit P. Will
der last night was most encouraging,
and although not entirely out of dan
ger, she is heading that way veW rap
idly.
P. Wilder has surrendered the part he
was to play in Jane" r. L. Scott
has kindly volunteered to take his
place.
1t is thought probable that the Cap
tain and officers will give another
dance aboard the U. s. S. Adams be-
fore her departure to San Francisco in
the near future.
Harry Evans of the water front po-
lice returned from Molokai on the
Mokoluii Friday night, after having at
tended to business of the police de-
nartment on that island
Harry Evans returned from Molokai
on the Mokolii Saturday, but he
wouldn't say anything about what he
did up there. All he has to say is:
Business of the department"
At meeting of the Reliance Bicycle
Club in the basement of the Hawaiian |
Hotel Saturday evening, several new |
members were elected, and the general |
outline of the aims of the club were
discussed.
n. S. Sachs has something interest
ing to lovers of fancy work, stamped
goods, painted goods, art drapery
silks, with ribbons, embroidery silks
and flosses to match. Don't fail to
read his add.
Second Lieutenant Fetter was elect
ed First Lieutenant of Company N, G.
H., by reclamation Saturday night. C..
Klemme was elected Second Lieutenant
in opposition to G. Thone. The vote
stood Il to 8.
The box plan for the comedy OF
Jane" at the New Hawaiian Opera
House tomorrow night is open at the
Wall, Nichols Co.. After the success
Mrs. Dimond met with in II Trova-
tore" the sale of seats for Jane"
should be large.