The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ten-page Advertiser today.

til Saturday afternoon
Sugar 4 5-16, with an additional grin
on the faces of those concerned.
The Australia will leave for San
Francisco Saturday, May 8, at p. m.
Mrs. DR.. Walters returned to her
Kauai home on the Mikahala yester-
day.
All Hoon and All Moon have formed
a co-nartnership to carry on business at
waiakea, Hawaii.
q 8. Traphagon, one of the foremost
arcbitects of Duluth, Mimi, arrived by
the Australia yesterday.
The hack that was smashed Sunday
bv frightened horse belonged TO Jim
Cartys and not to the Hotel stables
Seven Young sports were arrested
Yesterday for gambling. 1t was the
result of Saturday midnight raid.
The China will be due from China
and Japan tomorrow. She is expected
to take away a number of kamaainas.
las. F. Morgan will sell the balance
of M. Poulain's stock at the store next
Golden Rule Bazaar at 10 o'clock to-
day.
The Nikahala did not sail for Kauai
ports until $50 p. m. yesterday, on &C
count of having to wait for the foreign
mail.
1t was a pleasure to watch Manager
Weldon manage the crowd and handle
the dollars at the Waterhouse sale yes
terday.
Charge d'Affaires Mills made an CT
fetal call on the Minister of Foreign At
fairs yesterday. The usual salute was
given.
Another large consignment of up-to-
date foot gear arrived on the Australia
Yesterday for the Manufacturers Shoe
Company emporium.
Embroideries, gloves and brocade
silks among the attractions at the wa
terhouse Emporium, Queen street, to-
day, at maryelously low prices.
The Hawaiian Circus will give an
other performance at the lot opposite
the railway station tonight. There will
be a free tight rope exhibition before
the performance.
Owing to the rental of the Y NJ. G. A.
hall to the Theosophists' Society, the re-
hearsaI of the Honolulu Choral Society
set for tonight is postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. F. Frear returned from San
Francisco looking very much improved
after her recent illness. She was &C
companied by her mother, Mrs. b. +.
Dillingham; Welcome home, both
You are invited to attend the Con-
gress of Nations in session at water
houses Queen street store, ard become
tho bannv possessor of some of the best
bargains ever offered. Doors open at .
a. m.
Dock" Clark returned on the Aus
tralia yesterday. He has been enter
tanning his friends with stories Of the
wonders of California, and incidentally
that less sleep is required there than
here.
A.B. Lyons, recently appointed to the
Office of customs gauger, MADE Vacdn'
nv the promotion of George Strate-
never. arrived by the Australia yester-
day and will enter upon his new duties
Immediately.
Give the California Fruit Market a
call and get some cherries, rhubaro, as
paragus, frozen salmon, frozen oysters
or anything else that is on the market
The very best of the season received Dy
the Australia yesterday.
Regular monthly meeting Of the
Won1an's Board of Missions at the
Central Union Church today at 2:3O p
m. PAPER by Mrs. H. Bingham Me-
mortal of Mrs. B. G.. Snow. Address
bv DR.. Greene of CASTLE, n. I.
After adjournment of the House a
1870 a. M yesterday Rep. R1cnaros
made the following motion for the care
ful consideration of the members
THAT the Government procure stone
nile for the members~of this House u
work on.
w s. Luce will dispose of the elegan
household furniture of the late w. Jas
Smith. on Beretania street next IN
Central Union Church. Besides the fur
niture, there is a library CONTAINING
MANY rare books. The sale will oegfl
at 10 a. N.
The balance of the Castle memorla
organ for Oahu College arrived by tn
Australia yesterday. John Bergstrom
Sr and II. G.. Bergstrom, the makers
came down with it. The dedication ser
vices will probably take place on tn
21st.
The little armless Portuguese CIR
Marian Moreires, is fast winning ne
wav tn the hearts and into the goo
qraees of all Honolulu. Her pitlfu
condition. which, by the way, is ne
only means of support, is somethln
most astonishing to see.
While Captain Ernest Renken wa
handling a Lee-Remington rifle in tn
notice station yesterday the gun wa
discharged and the bullet passe
through the floor and lodged IN CLOS
proximity to Bachelor and Van Gle
son. who were standing IN lowe
room.