The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
H. E. waity has gone to Hilo.

The Cowan case viii be continued to-
morrow.
Ers. Kelly and child left for Hawaii
On the Kinau yesterday.
Dir. and Mrs. H. a. Parmelee have a
card of thanks in this issue.
Collector General Castle is again at
his desk in the Custom House.
]. c. Grace left yesterday on the XII
nau for Maui on business trip.
Captain Calhoun Of the Archer is ac-
cOmpanied by his wife this trip.
Judge Carter is holding court in the
room at the Eva side of the judiciary
building.
Don't fail to see the bargains that N
P. Sachs is offering. They are eye
openers.
Ex-Judge Robertson is defending a
charge of moonshining against Akana,
Chinaman.
Seven unregistered Hawaiian women
were arrested yesterday under the Act
10 Mitigate.
There Will be full musical service
at the 9:45 service Sunday morning at
st. Andrews Cathedral.
w. w Dimond has been confined to
his home for the past week from ill
ness caused by oyerwork.
1t is a little late for the announce
ment, but the birthstone for May is the
emerald. See Wichman's ad.
James F. Morgan will sell three
horses and five vehicles at his sales
rooms, Queen street, at noon today.
Julien D. Hayne was acquitted of the |
charge of common nuisance in the Cir
cult Court yesterday, three dissenting |
Children's dancing school at the home
of Mrs. Gum, Judd street. at 2 p. m.
today. Children are requested to be on |
time
Sui Young, the distinguished Chinese
actor and acrobat, will appear at the
old Chinese theater tonight in some spe-
cial acts.
F. NJ. Wakefield, the Hilo attorney
is still in the city and has beeen an
interested spectator in the Legislature
since his arrival.
Dimond has filters and refrigerators
as a text for his new ad in this issue.
What he don't put in the ad may be
found in the store.
All persons are cautioned against
paying any money to B. r. Foss for
copies of the Standard Dictionary or
Columbian Historical Novels L
H. NJ. Whitney left on the Kinau yes
terday for a trip to the coffee planta- /
tions in OIaa and the volcano. He will /
be back on the return of the Kinau.
Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Ralston, Pierrepont
H Duryea, Madison Jones and F. E.
Hine, visitors from the States, left for
the volcano on the Kinau yesterday
morning.
Chang Kim, late interpreter and law
clerk for Hartwell, Thurston & Stan
ley, has opened a business office in the
Hawaiian Chinese News Co.'S place on
King street.
A few more dresses in those Foulard
and shot silk at the WaterhOuse bar
gain sale A fresh lot of laces and en-
broideries for today. Feathers in great
variety and costumes very cheap.
Mr.. ]. A. Gilman is building a hand
some residence on the slope at the head
of Makiki Valley. The house will have
all modern conveniences and the
grounds will be laid out in terraces.
The auction sale of parlor and bed
room furniture will take place in the
Brewer block, opposite the Ellie Ice
Cream Parlors, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Morgan will be the auctioneer.
The meeting at the American League
Hall Thursday night was of the Of
fcers of the society for the purpose OF
auditing bills. At the next open meet
ing General Hartwell will make an ad-
dress.
B. r. Williams, connected with the
Montreal Gazette, and for the last two
years rusticating in the Colonies, re-
turned East by the Warrimoo yester-
day. He is an old friend of Editor
Logan.
Castle & Cooke have a very attract
i've display ad in this issue, calling at
tention to the Slack and BroWnlow
filter, which they have in stock. With
the condition of Honolulu water as it
is. filter issa necessity.
Frank Pacheo, 1.-The silent barber
believes in close shaves in cases of ac-
cident and in the toilet when the right =
man yields the razor. He can shave
close and not force man to take his
face to a physician for treatment.
There will be a talk on the subject, \
The Effects of Alcohol on the Human
system and It's Awful Ruin" by enc
who has sold it and knows, tonight at
the Salvation Army. Ice cream and
cake after the meeting. You are well
come.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Naone,
daughter OF David K. Naone, Professor
Berger's trusted assistant in the Ha-
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