The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-20
LOCAL BREVITlES.


bicycles.
Mem bers Of Company H are ordered
20 be at the drill shed al 80 tonight
for drill
The Band VIII play at the Atkinson
Wilder wedding tonight and at Emma
Square tomorrow night.
E.W. Estep and wife of Honokaa are
IN the city. Mr.. Estep Will attend the
Summer school as teacher.
James F. Morgan viii sell at his
salesrooms at noon today several pieces
of land at Waikapu Maui.
John H Soper has purchased the
residence of c. a. Peacock, corner of
Eakid and LunaliIo, for s13, 600.
Mr.. Harry Dawson can now be found
at Mrs. Hannas, TO which place he has
removed his dressmaking parIors
Another Austrian man-of-war which
has been cruising in the south seas is
expected here in about a fortnight.
". W. Dimond, the King street mer-
chant, returned home on the Picking
after short visit to San Francisco.
It certainly looks as if H. ". Schmidt
VIII clear of their stock in less than
six months, as the goods are moving
fast
At the Commencement a Amherst
College recently the degree OF Doctor
of Divinity was given to Rev. Serene /
Bishop.
AT 10 o'clock tomorrow Morgan will |
sell the household furniture of Charles /
Williams, on Beretania street, opposite /
DR.. Hyde's.
Sister Albertina Of St Andrew Pri- |
DRY will leave on the Warrimoo for
six weeks visit TO British Columbia /
and California
Ben, native, was arrested Saturday /
night for the larceny of a bicycle lamp. |
Stealing of bicycle lamps is becoming
quite a fad Of late.
Fred Warde, The well-Bnown TRACE
dian, may play on engagement l. Aus
tralia in which case ne may be peTsu-
AIDED to stop over here.
Thomas Carey at the Pantheon Sta
bles will lease his land at Waialua. He
has had several offers from persons
who want to buy it but he declines to
sell.
a complete stock of cooking utensils
in aluminium, enamel and agate ware
is carried by w. W. Dimond. Agate
ware is offered at ten per cent. off usual
prices.
Four natives were arrested by Lieu
tenant Fernandez Saturday night for
the possession of opium in a house in
Cape Horn" where the wind is ever
stirring.
Among the arrivals by the Iwalani
Sunday were Rev. Hans Isenberg, Hon.
W. H. Rice, a. G. NJ. Robertson, F. A.
Schaefer. DR.. Weddick, Jas, Low and
c. Won Hamm.
The s. S. Haiku Fan Maru consigned
to the Kobe immigration is expected
here soon. About 200 Japanese whose
contracts have expired will return
home on her.
Jim Dodd. at the Pantheon, tells of
the difference between protection and
free silver. His way out Of the diff
ficulty is worth considering. Read his
ad in this issue.
The many friends of Rev. c. NJ. Hyde
will be most glad to know that he has
been able to get out Of the house and
take short walks in his yard during
the past three days.
private letter from a Honolulu
teacher visiting in the East contains
the information that Mons. Louis Nos-
sion has been appointed Consul from
will
here.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Claudine Sunday were A. Enos,
H. 7. Hayselden, 5. J. Satter, ". H.
CornweIl R r Berg, Dr. R. McKibbin,
Prof Maxwell, c. F. Horner and A.
Hanneberg.
p. F. Mccullough arrived from San
Francisco by the brig W. G. Irwin
Sunday. bringing with him thirty-four
mules and two horses some of which
are for W. H Rice and will be taken
TO Kauai at the first opportunity
Phil Braun. formerly in the cigar
business on King street, but more re
Gently engaged with Jim Sherwood al
Waikiki was stricken with paralysis
last Monday and is in a feeble condl-
ton at his residence Beretania street
One OF the pleasantest occasions ever
given at the Hawaiian hotel took place
Saturday evening when, after fine
French dinner, the Hawaiian Club
played catchy airs for a dance on the
lanai. Many city people were present
DR.. C. Waldo Burgess Of The Taylor
Sanatarium,' Oakland, states that his
trim 10 Honolulu is not in the interests
of any sanatarium. He is here for a
five weeks vacation and will return TO