The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Watch the clearance sale at the Ten
pie of Fashion.
Sachs has an interesting change Of
adj this morning.
The rehearsals Under Two Flags
are held nightly
The First Regiment and Star teams
will play next Saturday.
Mrs. Ward returned home from Kau-
al on the steamer Kauai yesterday.
Visit K Furuya's, he has magnif-
cent japanese goods on exhibition.
Saturday and Sunday were the kind
that make men wish to fly to an fcery.
Miss Kamana, Kamehameha school
girl, will be married on Saturday night.
Captain Hookano and others arrested
eight gamblers in Chinatown last night.
Every member of Company H, n. G.
H., is expected at the drill shed at 1880
this evening for drill.
Through an oversight Co. BIS Under
Two Flags advertisement in Satur-
days paper was made to read Company
D.
j. F. Morgan will sell at his sale
rooms, Queen street, at 10 a. m. today,
quantity of cotton wadding, ladies'
jerseys, etc.
Among the passengers from Kauai
on the Iwalani Sunday were B. Bright
well. John T. Brown and Messrs. Hum
berg and Ermeler.
The new Inter-Island steamer will
probably leave San Francisco the lat
ter part of September. Captain w. B.
Godfrey will bring her down
Mrs. Reynolds nee Maguire), who
at her home, the result of injuries sus-
tanned in fall last Monday.
There was a fine program rendered
at Makee Island by the Hawaiian band
yesterday, but the audience was not
large. Too much heat in the atmos-
phere.
Among the passengers from Maui
ports on the Claudine Sunday were G.
P. Wilder, Mrs c. L. Carter, Mrs. Isen-
berg, H Waterhouse, Mrs. Horner and
Osmer Abbot.
On Wednesday and Thursday next
j. F. Morgan will sell, under instruc
tions from Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co,
a lot of dry goods, baskets and general
merchandise.
A special bargain in dotted Swiss
muslins with dainty printed figures for
20 cents yard, and lace curtains, 31s
yards long, for $3.50 pair, is what N
S. Sachs is offering this week.
Mrs. S. B. Dole left for the States
on the P. NJ S. S. Peru Sunday, to be-
gone until October She viii go direct
to Wilmington, N. j., and from there
to Castine, Me.
San Francisco paper is responsible
for the statement that smallpox was
found to exist among the steerage pas
sengers of the China after they were
placed in quarantine. The cases were
not serious.
a big birthday party was given on
Tantalus Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lucas in honor of the birthday of their
son, Harry A large number of friends
were invited and the woods resounded
with merry voices
Domingo Ferreira was arrested Sat
urday on the old charge of malicious
injury to Lieutenant Edwards horse. |
He has been claiming on the streets and |
in certain newspapers that Edwards |
was the one who came to him and made |
arrangements to have the matter set
tied out of court. when in fact it was
directly vice versa
T. F. Lansing stated Sunday that in
his letters from Tommy Evans there |
was nothing relating to the boiling o.
Cinnamon at Annoy. Mr.. Evans stated /
that he was unable to get the requisite
number on account of the delay oc-
casioned by his having to go to meet
w. o. Smith in connection with the
appointments at that port.
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