The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-27

There was an unusually high surf
at the beach yesterday
Six years lease of Emmes wharf
for sale by John Cassidy. See ad.
Phil Brown had another paraIvtic
stroke Saturday night and is seriously
i'll.
The next steamer from the coast
Is the Mariposa, due here on THURSDAY.
July goth.
Go to the Hawaiian News Company's
store and see and hear the wonderfpl
Grown" piano.
If you ride bicycle and want to look
as II you are lin the swim - wear one of
K. Furuya's sweaters.
F. W. Macfarlane has so far recov-
cred from his illness as to be able to see
a few intimate friends.
Thirty-four well bound volumes Of
Scientific American, from 1878 to 1894
for sale by * this office.
The baseball game next Saturday.
August 1st, will be between the Homo
hlu and First Regiment teams.
Bankers Hirsutus, a hair tonic, is
advertised by the Hebron Drug Co,
who are sole agents for the Islands
There will be large delegation of
Maui people down to see the race be-
tween Billy @. and Antidote on Aug. l.
Attention Company H. Every mem
Der is wanted at the drill shed for the
usual purpose, at 7:30 o'clock tonight
derwriter's sale of damaged goods in
the Waverly block { 10 a NJ today.
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
Sunday were c. a Spreckels. Rev. H.
Isenberg, w. II. Cornwell, and Cecil
Brown.
During the hot weather which is,
now in all its glory, ladies' day at the
courts of the Pacific Tennis will be dis
continued.
N. S. Sachs advertises up-to-date mil
hnery at up-to-date prizes; nobby trim
med sailor hats for so cents in red,
black or white.
There will be. a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge, No. 821, A. F. & y. NJ,
at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Work in /
the second degree.
Iwakami's great reduction sale of his
entire stock will commence today and
continue until August Sth in the Rob
inson block, Hotel street.
N. S. Sachs will furnish you the best
thing in ladies' sailor hats, kid gloves
1IoY. d1.a-
peries and other articles, at the very
lowest prices.
The members of the Robin Hood Am
ateur Company met at the home Of
Mrs. w w. Dimond Saturday night. /
The various parts were gone over for
the first time.
A. w. Judd, c. S. Judd and H. P.
Judd. who have been spending a vaca-
ton on the Garden Isle, returned to
the city on the steamer Ke Au Hou
Sunday morning.
Land Commissioner J. F. Brown is
soon to write a book, 'The Prince of
Wales on MoIokai or How l Shot Snipe
with a Rifle" The illustrations are
prepared.
the time required to cremate bodies |
in japan is about three hours instead |
of few minutes as was printed in this
paper on Saturday.
Among the passengers from Kauai
ports on the steamer Iwalani Sunday
morning were A. F. Cooke, G. d. Prin-
gle, J. K Farley, Professor KOebele
and r. c. L. Perkins.
The Kaena and Kaala which both
arrived from ports on this island Sat
urday will sail on their usual routes
today. The Ke Au Hou and James
Makee will sail for Kauai ports this
w. Berlowitz who has suffered re-
Gently from a loss of hair leaves on
Tuesday for the volcano. Jack who
has been training Mr.. BerlOwitz for
several weeks is confident of pulling
him through if his back holds out.
There was quite large attendance at
the Makee Island concert Sunday after
noon-a considerable increase over the
week previous. Carriages, horses and
bicycles were brought into
use for the occasion. Tandems with the
new bell attachment were very much in
evidence.
The audience attending court martial
Saturday night were surprised at Ma
ior Potter's apparent inattentiOn to the
proceedings of the trial and close at
tention to his collar. The matter was
just before recess when he
fshed a baby centipede from his neck
lust below his collar button.
The Gonzales family returned on the
Claudine yesterday after very success
fuI engagements on Maui and Hawaii
In HiIo the company played to crowded
houses. The criticisms in the Tribune
were most favorable to the company
and were Evidence of the appreciation