The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Captain J. c. Quincy is registered at
Bartlett Springs, Cal.
Mrs. Gums dancing class will meet
this evening in Arion Hall at 1870.
". L. Peterson advertises some choice
houses and furnished rooms to let.
Try ''Brush's Remedy TOR seasick-
ness" Benson Smith & Co. keep it.
a quarterly dividend will be paid to
the stockholders of WfIder's Steamship
Co. today.
The early beginning of the rainy
season will change the complaint from
dust to mud.
Remember the Enterprise Planning |
Mill if you want any building or car
pentering done.
Members of the Sharpshooters are /
requested TO attend the meeting called |
for tonight at 7:30.
Two Japanese were arrested on Maui |
nakea street late last evening for i'm |
bibing too freely of sake.
The Town Team will hold a meeting
at the Y. NJ. C. A. tonight at p. m. to
hear report from the manager of the
meeting last evening.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
their annual business meeting this
evening at their rooms at 1880 p. m. A
full attendance is requested.
Miss Cahill whose Fall Millinery
Opening" began with such eclat, evil
IDENTIFY knows just what to buy. Her
hats are chic and we'll made.
1t is confidently expected that the
Superintendent of Public Works will
have the veranda back of the judiciary
building repaired before the millennium
comes around.
A large black horse, sound and gen
tie. good roadster and fit for a lady to
drive, is for sale by w. G. Peacock;
also a phaeton and one double seated
family carriage.
Per S. S. Doric, King Bros. received
a new lot of elegant framed pictures;
mouldings; easels and a. fine assort-
ment of ready made frames suitable
for photographs.
Jack McVeigh, a 4S-man in the
Sharpshooter team, leaves for Maui
this morning, on important private bu,
siness and will not take part in the
international match tomorrow.
Many who remember Mons. Ellie
Charlier, of the Charlier Institute, New
York, who visited Honolulu with his
daughter some years ago, will be sad
dened to know of his death which oc-
Cured at Paris some two months ago.
Who longs to own a bicycle? Here
is a chance to get one w. S. Luce will
sell twelve high grade bicycles, the
Thistle flyer, at his salesrooms, at
10 O'Clock a. M, Saturday October 10.
He says it's a bargain, as they are new
ones
{ cablegram was received from S.
G.. Wilder on the last Australia, an
nouncing the safe arrival of himself
and wife in Southampton, England.
The cablegram came through to Homo
lulu from England in exactly seven
days.
The sale of seats for the performance
of the opera of II Trovatore which will
be produced at the opening of the new
Opera House. will begin at the store of
Wall, Nichols & Co. early in the week.
will be given the public at an early
date.
At meeting of the football mana
gers of the three teams, Punahou, Regi-
ment and Town Team, held last even
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. the following
schedule of games will be played: Regi-
ment VS. Town Team, Nov. IA; Puma
hou VS.. Loosers of the first game, Nov.
81 The two winners of the game to
play the final game on Thanksgiving
Day.
The large lava stone to be used as
monument to the late General Arm
strong was put on board the ship
Troop yesterday The stone is a large
boulder which Mr.. Rowen selected
selected from the rock-strewn fields of
Moiliili 1t will be taken to New York
in the Troop and then transferred to
Hampton, Va, where, after having the
proper inscription chiseled on the
rough face, it will be placed over Gen
eral Armstrong; grave.
A raid was made about 8 p. m. yes
terday by the police on the Chinese
store at the corner of Beretania and
Keaumoku streets. To all intents the
DroDriator was bIIsv making nm his ac-