The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.


rusticating at Koolau.
The Gazette will be issued in time for
the Kinau mail this morning.
]. A. Butterfeld offers a desirable !
house at Punahou for sale or lease.
H Nj. Won Holt and family are in the /
Waianae mountains for a months va
cation.
c. H. Laage, at No. 20 Queen street, |
offers a family carriage and wagonette
for sale.
Camp, Sons of Veterans, at 1880 this
evening.
Chorus for II Travotore will meet at
Prof. Berger's at the usual hour this
evening.
An active young man is wanted in the
music department of the Wall Nichols
Company.
Leonardo, the trapezist of the Ha-
wafian Circus, is suffering from frac-
tured arm.
The Gonzales Speciality Company
leaves for Kauai today, to be gone sew
eral weeks.
A gentleman with small family
would like to lease house with six or
seven rooms.
There was quite a large audience
present at the band concert in Emma
Square last night.
Every member of Company B is or
dered to meet at the old barracks at
7:3O this evening for drill.
Night Turnkey FaggarOos of the po-
lice station returned to duty last night
after a days absence on account of ill
ness.
Members of P. H. Brooks Division,
No. /, u. R. K. P, are requested to be at
Castle Hall of Oahu Lodge at Z o'clock
this evening.
DR.. Dresslar received news by the
BeIgic of the serious illness of his
wife, and will leave for his home by
the Alameda.
Refinement is shown in the station
cry one uses, envelopes for instance.
The Hawaiian News Company have
large lot on hand.
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Hawaiian Hardware Company Ltd. Will
be held at the company's office on We'd
nesday at 10 a. m.
Manager Paine states that when
license is granted to hotel at Waikiki
he will inaugurate daily fifteen min
ute service to the beach.
The band will play at the High School
this afternoon from 3 to 5, for the
benefit of teachers attending the Sum
mer School. The public is invited to
attend
A notice relative to Hon. A. S. Willis
having resumed the exercise OF his
functions as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States appears in this issue.
1t is agreed by the members OF the
Hawaiian Regatta Association that nc
interference can be made with the de-
cision of the judges in the whaleboat
race which took place July 4.
Who stole the hack Sunday night
and made a hackman, above all persons
walk home to his lodgings? There is
one man looking for him. 1t may be
the hackman, and again it may not.
Chester A. Doyle returned from the
Waianae mountains yesterday morning
after a successful goat hunt at tina
place He says it is great sport, ant
intends going again as soon as pos
sibIe
Ed Neumann, 10 years old, son
Paul Neumann, Esq, who was IN tn
second class of the Honolulu higl
school, has been admitted to the frs
class OF the high school in San Fran
cisco.
There will be only three more per
formances of the Elsie Adair Company
this evening" 1nuIS udy eiAu Sl1"A oS'3
an entire change OF program each time
Emmett the Great will give an entirel
new act tonight.
Prof. KoebeIe leaves today for tou
of Maui and Hawaii He will visit tn
volcano and hunt bugs which are fOun
only in that region. He will inspeC
the various coffee plantations and il
vestigate the conditions.
Carl Nett of Bishop q Co., banker