The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-07
LOCAL BaEVITIES.

Over 200 tickets for the grand COM
bination boat club dance Friday night
have been sold.
w. c. Achi filed a petition to the
Supreme Court yesterday TO practice
law in all the courts.
Cricket practice on the old baseball
grounds at 4:45 this afternoon. A large
turnout is requested.
Mrs. Wood gave progressive euchre
party to number of friends at her
home, Beretania street, last night.
The band will not play in Thomas
Square this evening, but will be in at
tendance at the regimental drill.
At 10 a. M today, at his salesrooms,
James F. Morgan will sell lot of
palms, bisque ornaments and vases.
Some of the boys of the city are or
ganizing a minstrel company, to give
performance at the end of the month.
Annual meeting of Princeville Plan
fation on Tuesday, October 10Th, at 10
a. p. at Office of c. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
The engagement of Fred G. Sndw and
Miss Mary r. Hitchcock, eldest laugh
ter of Judge Hitchcock, is announced.
Reserved seats at Wall, Nichols Com
pany for the Petrie Vaudeville Com
pany at the Opera House Saturday
night.
Regular quarterly meeting of the C.
Brewer & Co., Ltd, at the Office Of the
company on Friday, October 18th, at
10 a. m.
NJ. F. Scott ct al filed motion of
discOntinuance in the Circuit Court
yesterday of the case against E. N
Pilipo ct al.
The Hawaiian Fertilizer Company
has on hand a ship load Of nitrate of
soda. Advance orders filled as received
from the wharf
Mrs. W. Porter Boyd came up from
Ahuimanu on the j. A. Cummins yes
terday morning, after very pleasant
time on the other side.
Wheels rented from the Hawaiian
Cycle & Mfg. Co., 215 Fort street Top
posite Levers e Cooke), will be called
for and delivered. Telephone 562.
The Town Football Team members
are having fine black ribbons made,
with ''Town Team" in old-gold letters
upon them, for their lady friends.
There is to be quite change in the
Police Station building. Over the sta
bles is to be erected large room, to
be used as barracks for the police.
On Saturday. October 9th, at his
salesrOOms, James F. Morgan will sell
at public auction shares of gilt-edge
local securities. See list in advertise
ment
Officer Mokulehua gave. big luau
at his home in Kamanuwai yesterday,
the event being the birthday of his eld-
est son. Over hundred guests were
present.
The cottage on Judd street, known
as the Dickson cottage, recently 0ccu-
pied by S. NJ. Ballou, is advertised for
rent. Apply to w: F. Allen, over Bish-
ops Bank.
w. o. Lakeland, late manager of the
Hollister Drug Company, will leave for
the Coast on the Alden Besse today.
He will make an extended visit to
friends in California.
There will probably be no meeting
of the Commissioners of Education to-
day. Minister Cooper is not in town,
and there is not much business of
to be transacted.
At the meeting of the Leilani Boat
Club last night, preliminary arrange
ments were made regarding the con-
struction of clubhouse. About $500
was subscribed among the members.
There will be free concert in Kau-
makapili Church basement Saturday
night. These manawahea events are be-
coming quite popular, and large au-
diences are always present to greet the
performers.
The j. A. Cummins, which arrived
yesterday morning, brought up Jap
anese laborer, who had fallen off the
roof of the mill at Heeia Plantation.
He was pretty badly bruised, but no
bones were broken.
Fred Weed has taken fine Kodak
picture of the French ram-cruiser Du-
guay-Trouin, here recently, and has
had one of the prints tinted, giving it
the appearance of one of Honolulu's
most beautiful sunsets.
The Flying Jordan Company is play
ing in a tent in Australia, several
changes having taken place. Burke and
his wife have gone with Williamson
and Musgrove, one of the Marloe broth
ers has departed and the Olifans are
with Petrie's Merry-Makers, opening
here Saturday night.
The country stations call board in
the Telephone Exchange has been
moved to the mauka side and one
operator is now detailed to attend to
this part of the work. Heretofore the
regular operators had the work to do
and during the busy part of the day,
were unable sometimes to give the
prompt replies that are always de-
manded, in country as well as town.
Barney Reynolds, the young Hawai-
ian lad who went to Stockton Business
College, California, and while pursuing
his studies became totally blind, is
home again, and has recovered his
sight to a great extent. He will soon
return to the college. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Reynolds, on account of his
very fine work with the pen, has been