The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-29
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Letter for c. C. at this Office.

notice relative to personal taxes
appears in this issue
seats for ole Olson will be on sale at
Hebron Drug Co. tomorrow morning.
Mourning goods in large profusion
are now displayed by H W. Schmidt
& Sons
The Gazette, semi-weekly, will be is
sued in time for the Kinau's mail this
morning.
Mems and boys ready to wear cloth
ing is the subject of McInernys cloth
ing ad. today.
commission was yesterday issued
to David Kua as District Magistrate
at Kawaihae, Hawaii. :
Owing to the delay in getting the
coal aboard the City of Picking, that
vessel did not get away last night.
Hoffner's jewelry store on Fort
street was found wide open early last
evening, but nothing was stolen.
A Tahitian prince came on the
French man-of-war yesterday. He
was entertained at the home of Lucy
Peabody last night.
Gentlemen and ladies of the chorus
and principals in the cast of Il Trova-
tore will reheaTse at Arion hall at the
usual hour this evening.
]. F. Fernandes has been promoted
to be Captain of the second watch in
place of Captain Scott who leaves for
his new position on Maui today
Draft No. 4S3 for $50, drawn by the
Laupahoehoe Sugar Co. on Theo. Fl.
Davies & Co, Ltd, dated Aug. Sth,
1896. favor OF All Sam, has been lost.
Crustaceans, bivalves and frozen fin
ny denizens of the deep as we'll as lus-
cious fruits OF all kinds, received ex
Australia by Camarinos' refrigerator.
If any househoIders have been over
looked by the enumerators in the dis
trfbution of the Census Schedules, they
will confer a favor by notifying Mr.
Walter C. Weldon.
Goumets, attention. This is the day
that you can get ice house goods from
Lewis & Co They have received a fine
assortment of fruits and vegetables
per steamer Australia.
There will be luau at Abram Ku-
aIakus today, beginning at II noon
and lasting through the night, the event
being the celebration of the second
birthday of his son.
Sam Pua, son Of ex-Representative
Pua, while riding on the platform of
King street car about o'clock last
evening, came in contact with a tele-
phone post near Liliha street and was
severely stunned.
All bicycle enthusiasts are invited to
be present at a meeting to be held in
the basement of the Hawaiian Hotel
tomorrow night Mr.. c. S. Desky will
be present and it is understood he has
a proposition to make regarding BIZ
cycle track.
The engagement of Miss Alice Kim
ball of Oakland to A. J. Campbell, the
manager of Mark Robinson's banana
plantation, is announced. 1t will be re-
membered that Miss Kimball visited at
the Wilder home, Eskbank when she
was here several months ago.
After the ball is over, after the din
ner is dispatched with gusto, or even
after the picnic dishes have been
washed. all the participants of the
festivities congratulate each other
that II. May < CO. got such choice
lot OF good things on ice ex Australia.
The Punahou and First Regiment
foot ball teams had a most interesting
and close practice game yesterday af-
ternoon. Each made two touch downs,
but the PunRhous succeeded in kick
ing one goal. so the score stood s to
in their favor. The game was not fin
ished-
Camariuos' refrigerator ex Austria
liza. Sept. 29th. \ choice lot OF frozen
Eastern and California oysters, large
crabs. fresh salmon, peaches, pears,
NUNS of all different qualities, mus
cat. tokay and other varieties of
grapes. celery and caulifower. APP
niles of different varieties on deck.
c. A. Fogarty, in charge of the con-
struction gang at work on the Nuuanu
embankment, has recently dug up some
snecimens of ancient Hawaiian imple-
ments, etc. His latest find is peculiar
sbaped kukui nut lamp. 1t is made of