The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-27
LOCAL BREEITIES.

ing.
Iwakami has lot of new goods ex
Miiki-Maru
Fernandes and Roza, contractors and
builders, have a notice frr this issue.
F. B. Mcstocker, Deputy Collector
General, has a notice to merchants in
this issue.
Every member OF Companies a, B
and H is ordered to be at the drill shed
at 7:9O this evening for drill
Pacific Lodge 821, a. F. & a. NJ, will
hold convocation this evening at 7:3O
o'clock. Work in Third Degree.
The business house of Castle & Cooke
was closed yesterday on account of the
death Of the daughter of w A Bowen
H. S. Padgett has been appointed to
the position of engineer in Engine Com
pany No. 2, in place of Walter Bromley
J. F. Morgan will hold a cash sale of
salmon, lard tea, corned beef, etc, at
his sales rooms at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
The affairs of the Lanai Ranch Com
pany have been satisfactorily adjusted
and the final papers were signed yes
terday.
Manager Ahrens has $4,000 coffee
trees on his Waianae plantation in
stead of $500 as was stated yesterday
morning
The band gave it's usual delightful
Wednesday afternoon concert on the
Executive building grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Ensign Preston of the Z. S. S. Adams
is able to be out again after several
days illness which kept him confined
to the ship.
DR.. ]. T. Wayson will have charge of
the Insane Asylum and DR.. George
Herbert's practice while the latter is
at the coast.
Joe Lucca, an Italian hack driver, was
fined $25 and costs in the police court
yesterday for assault and battery on a
Portuguese woman.
The Maui teachers base ball team
has challenged the Pacific Tennis Club
to a game of base ball, and the chal-
Ienge has been accepted, the event to
take place in about a fortnight.
Sheriff Cox, at Waialua, gave a luau
bo
leading residents. Some of the guests
ate poisoned fish and were very i'll in
consequence. The Sheriff suffered Sc
verely.
d. G. Sylvester says he is willing to
take up the Manoa Wonders challenge
for long distance race in Kapiolan1
Park, if he will accept his for a race
around the Island which was the first
one made.
Captain Kanae, Clerk Jack Kalakiela
and others captured three Cinnamon
with opium in possession near the old
Chinese theater, late yesterday after
noon. About three-fourths of tin of
opium was found.
Go TO Saratoga" on the beach this
morning. You can get a free lunch
and sea bath thrown in if you attend
w. S Luce's auction sale at 10 o'clock.
The auction will be held at Saratoga"
Don't fail to attend
1t has been suggested by the friends
of the band boys that they take bene-
fit at the drill shed during their two
weeks vacation. A full musical pro-
gram, to include vocalists and string
and brass instruments, is proposed.
Arthur Fitzgerald was up in the po
lice court yesterday morning on the
charge of assault on All Fat with a
rife. He was represented by Charles |
Creighton. Defendant was granted the
privilege OF reserving plea, and the case
will come off today.
a. L. Morris had his watch stolen /
from the dressing room of the drill I
shed stage during the performance of
under Two Flags Tuesday night. |
Some one must have had a grudge |
against Morris, for there were other /
watches in the dressing room left I'M
touched.
There will be two rehearsals of the
II Trovatore choruses next week. The
time for the opening of the Opera House
is fast approaching, and Mrs. Turner
is very anxious to give the singers all
the practice possible. The progress
made so far has been most gratifying
10 both Mrs Turner and Professor
Berger.