The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-11
LOCAL BREYITIES.

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ment in this issue. They sell to the
trade only
Meeting OF the Pacific Lodge, No. S22,
this evening at the usual time and
place. Work in the Second degree.
Notice is given that all regulations
prohibiting fishing in the harbor of Ho-
nolulu and vicinity have been re-
scinded.
The lei girls are becoming tired of
their old style of leis, and now they
make them with combinations of all
the colors they can possibly throw to-
gether
A letter with the stamp of the Swiss
National Exhibition on the back was
received at this office yesterday, and
the address was Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, Australia
On Saturday manager B. F. Dilling-
ham of the o. r. & l.. Co will take a
party of some fifteen people interested
in coffee to the lands being devoted to
that industry at Waianae
Applicants selected twenty-eight more
lots yesterday in the Bruce Warning
tract at Kewalo, making seventy lots
in all, now taken. This is the result of
advertising in the Advertiser.
No one with any sporting blood can
afford to miss the bicycle races at Ka-
piolani Park Saturday afternoon, and
Horstman of Dortmund, Germany, will
be the contestant upon whom all eyes
will be turned
During the last three months there
have arrived in Honolulu from the
coast several young ladies and gentle
men who are fine tennis players. The
season will start up again soon, and
then they will be sure to come to the
front
The reserved seat sale for the Trilby
performance opened with a rush yes
terday morning and before night near
~ 300 seats were disposed of. The sale
will be continued this morning. Posi-
lively but one performance of Trilby
will be given.
1t is rumored that the HOnOlulus have
a big surprise in store for the soldier
boys on Saturday. They are unwilling
at the present time to give out any
thing on account of the very fact that
they have determined to make the sur
prise complete.
The sale of the season will take place
next Friday, September 18th, when w.
S. Luce will sell at public auction the
entire stock of dress goods, clothing,
hosiery, etc, belonging to the estate of
NJ. S. Levy, said sale to be held at M.
s. Levys old stand on Fort street.
There will be grand celebration by
the Sons of st. George at independence
Park Pavilion on the evening of Sep
TENDER 25th, in honor of the fact that
Queen Victoria has been so privileged
that she has reigned over the British
Empire longer than any of her prede-
cessors. y
There was but one fish received at
the fish market from the harbor yester-'
day, and that was a big 75-pound ulua,
caught in a net near the lighthouse.
The Cinnamon could not get their nets
and boats ready to do any work yes
terday. but today the market will very
likely be overlooking with fish.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club was held il the Of
fee of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company at the noon hour
Yesterday. Ladies' day will be started
again on the first Wednesday in Octo-
her. with formal opening. Other rout-
inc matters of business were attended
To and the meeting adjourned.
Within the past fortnight or more
there have been quite a number of
calls at the police station for assist
ance of officers to search various prem
ises in the city, people having caught
sight of suspicious looking characters
proving round their respective homes.
The mounted patrolmen are keeping an
extra sharp lookout for such people
just now.
Tennis enthusiasts will be interested
70 learn that Neel. Larned and Wrenn,
three Eastern champions, will compete
in the San Rafael tournament in the
near future Robert S. Wrenn is the
holder of the singles championship OF
America. Carr B. Neel of Chicago, for
merIy an Oakland boy, recently won
the doubles championship OF America
Nth his brother. and w. S. Larned was