The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-06
LOCAL BREYITIES.
The P NJ 5. S. China will sail for
China and Japan at 4 p. m. today.

China and Japan al p. m. today.
Count Mutsu and wife and Goro
Martha leave for Japan on the China.
The proposed race between Billy c.
and Confederate has been declared of.
Invitations for the WaIker-Cornwen /
nuptials at St Andrews Cathedral are
cut.
The concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
last night did not begin until half past
eight.
DR.. Henry w. Howard has moved his
office 10 1O1 Hotel street, second door
from Honolulu Library.
Norman E. Gedge of the Inter-Island
90. returned on the China yesterday
after brief trip abroad.
Commander w. H Whiting has been
assigned to duty as commandant of the
Puget sound naval station.
The regular reception aboard the Ad-
ANS will be held on Friday afternoon,
August 7th, from TO p. m.
The Minister of the Interior calls for
tenders for the construction of founda-
tons of the central fire station.
Consul Chang, Chinese representa-
tive at San Francisco, and his family
are bound home for a short trip.
Captain Paul Smith would like every
member of Company A at the drill
shed at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
HackfeId & Co.'S credit auction sale
of assorted goods will take place at 10
a. M, Friday, August 9TH. See ad.
Mr.. Mcmillan, the agent for the new
Japanese line of steamers, the n. Y. K,
is going through to Japan on the China.
There will be a rehearsal of the Com
pany B dramatic company this even
ing. The boys are getting along SPLEEN
didly.
For the best of stationery and music
goods, go to the Hawaiian News Co.
They want your trade and ought to
have it.
Hon. Edwin NJ. Dun, American Min
lister to Japan, is a through passenger
on the China. He is accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Helen.
Judge George H. De La Vergne turn
ed up smiling and happy on the China
yesterday, much benefited in health and
ready again for work.
The bark Belmont, Laid master, sail
ed for New York early yesterday after
noon with 2679 tons of sugar for the
American Refinery Co.
Go to E. o. Hall & Son for new goods
in the hardware line. You will find just
exactly what you are looking for. Guns
and ammunition a speciality.
Commander G.. c. Reiter, Edwin H.
De Long and w. p. Scott of the U. S. n.
are passengers on the China on their
way to duty at the Asiatic station.
J. o. Carter, receiver to take posses
sion of all property in the Hawaiian
Islands belonging to ]. K. Sumner, has
an important notice in this issue.
An opportunity for investors is Of
fered by the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
and Investment Co, who have a few
shares of Haiku sugar stock for sale.
Ensign Charles England, U. S. N, ar
rived by the China yesterday. He will
take the place of Ensign Hough on the
u. 5. S. Adams, whose time has ex-
pired.
officers and members of Oahu Lodge,
NO. L, X. OF T., are nOLln6Q 10 De at
Castle Hall, Fort Street, at p. m. to-
day, to attend the funeral of the late
F. Horn.
There will be a very important meet
ing of the y. H. l. this evening at 1880
o'clock. Nomination of officers to serve
during the ensuing year will be the
order of the meeting.
r. Mcdonald, the champion bicyclist,
is a passenger on the China for the
Orient. He is travelling around the
world on his wheel. Macdonald may
take spin in Kapiolani Park today.
Tom Mckay, the general passenger
agent, arrived by the China yesterday
on his way back to his station in Jap
an. He is in the very best of health
and glad to breathe Honolulu air
again.
You will be surprised TO see what the
Baby" and "Humming Bird sizes of
the De Laval cream separator will do.
when the saving of time and labor IS
taken into consideration. Look up the
Hawaiian Hardware Company.