The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-23
LOCAL BRENITIES.
Base BAN at $50 today.
Tomorrow will be whit-sunday.

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a draft drawn by Kahuku Plantation
Co. has been lost.
S. Ozaki has d large stock of japanese
dry goods and crockery.
Blue jackets from the Adams had
shore riot drill yesterday.
Cleaners lawn party this afternoon
from ? 10 > at HaaleIea Lawn.
w. c. weldon offers for sale soma
high grade eggs for Matching.
Seats for the Hawaiian Circus tonight
will be on sale at Wall Nichols Co.
Look out for base ball this after
noon. a very hot game is promised.
Furuya, the energetic japanese mer-
chant, has a full stock of Yamatoya
shirts.
Bargains in ginghams, cottons, fan
nelettes, Iaces and embroideries at n.
S. Sachs.
Charge de Anaires Ellis Mills ac-
companied the Board of Health to Mo
lOkai last night.
Yesterday was organ day with the
Wall Nichols Co Three handsome in
struments were sold.
The match shoot between Co. 7, c.
G., and the police viii take place at
Iwelei tomorrow morning.
w S. Luce will sell at noon today,
in the Dowsett yard, Queen street,
drove of horses, mules and colts.
Postmaster General Dat left by the
W. G. Hall yesterday morning for a
tour of inspection Of the postofnces on
Hawaii.
The goods put into the Waterhouse
great bargain sale will be closed out at
a further reduction. You are invited
to examine goods and prices.
A special meeting of the Reciprocity
Sugar Company viii be held at the Of
fee of w. r. Castle at 10 a. m. Monday.
Business Of utmost importance.
NJ. D. Monsarrat left for Lahaina on |
the w. c.. Hall yesterday to make q
survey of certain lands. He will be |
back on the Claudine Sunday morning. |
For God, and Home, and Native |
Land" will be the theme of Rev. II. w !
Peck's G.. a. r. memorial sermon Sum |
day evening in the Methodist Church |
DR.. Russell does not consider illness
among plantation Iaborers the result of |
neglect on the part of managers, but |
Ito our wrong conception OF health and
disease"
A pleasant farewell to Mr. Heyse,
who came down from San Francisco
with Captain Saunders on the bark Mo
hican, was given aboard that vessel
last night.
There will be no band concert at
Emma Square this afternoon. People
wishing to hear their good music will
find them at the Cleaners lawn party,
Haalelea Lawn.
J. L. Osmer of the Merchant street
"Bluegate" was fined 1925 in
the Police Court yesterday morning, for
selling spirituous liquor without a Ii
cense. Defendant plead not guilty.
Among the passengers for Maui and
Hawaii ports on the w. G.. Hall yester-
day morning were c. ]. Falk, w. G.
SprouH, H P. Baldwin, E. r. Hendry,
J. M. Dat, w. Y. Horner and J. F.
Brown.
The Star is in error when it stated
that the Chinese Times would repre-
sent the press on the Molokai trip last
night. A couple of faith-cure heaIers
from the Blue Grass country did the
business.
Company II team in the Marin rifle |
shoot at 1 p. m. today will be composed
of Sergeant Murray, Sergeant Clarke
and Privates Heuss, Souza H. Murray,
Gehring, McGiffin, Cook, Harris and
COrdeira.
Manager Lowrey of Eva plantation
was an interested listener at the pro-
ceedings of the House yesterday
morning during the third reading of the I
pill relating to land deleterious to pub
ic health.
The George w. De Long, Post, G. A
R., and the Sons of Veterans will at
tend the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening and listen to
memorial sermon by the pastor, Rev.
i. w. Peck.
Consul General Mills requests that
parties in the city who loaned Miss
field books or pamphlets to send a de-
cription of the same to him, in order
hat he may return the articles to the
roper parties.
Students at Punahou were charmed
yesterday by Mrs. Todd in her talk to I
hem on astronomy. Mrs. Todd is the
wife of the official astronomer of the
-acht Coronet Her lecture yesterday
vas on ''Eclipses."
Have you seen that hat? A few silk l
comets in the WaterhOuse bargain h
ale. The right thing for dress and
sunday wear Christie's genuine. Hats
nd caps still reduced to close them out {
md make room for new goods.