The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-30
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Ice cream by the gallon at Popple-
toms.
Saturday and Monday Will be days
of sport.
American flags are beginning 10 loom
mp all over the city.
There was nothing Of interest in the
police court yesterday
The S. 5. City of Picking, Smith. will
sail for San Francisco at s p. m. today.
. Miss Angelina BertIemann returned
to Kauai on the James Makee yester-
day.
Miss Nellie Richard came down from
HOnokaa on the NOeaU yesterday
morning.
White dress shirts. colored starched
shirts, colOred and plain negligee shirts
az K. Furuya's.
At the regular weekly meeting Of
Der was elected.
THIS is ladies' day at the courts of
the Pacific Tennis club Lady friends
are cordially invited TO attend.
As yet the Portuguese tug-of-war
team has received no answer TO their
challenge 10 the foundry boys.
Bicycle lamps of all sizes and prizes
at the Household Supply Department
OF Castle & Cooke, Bethel street.
a full line of new suitings just re-
ceived by MedeiTos & Decker, the Ho-
re street 4ilors. A fit guaranteed.
- There is talk Of an encampment Of
the First Battalion, y. G.. H. as soon
as Major Jones returns from Hawaii.
Wall. Nichols Company have a fine
lot OF torpedoes, flags, etc, for the
Fourth. Call early. or they will all go
Off
During the absence of Sarah Savidge
from the Republic, William Savtdge
will act for her under full power Of at
'torney.
w. Fl. Rice and family returned to
Kauai on the W. G. Hall yesterday.
Miss Jul4ette King has gone to Kauai
for a vacation.
Interpreters Chester a. Doyle and
Lee Chong went to Honokaa on the
Kinau yesterday to be present at the
mansIaughter trial.
a Il IL.
James F. Morgan will sell at auction
a number of oil and water-color paint
ings by J. d. Strong.
p. L. Weaver and B. L. Marx left by
the Kinau to spend two weeks on Ha-
wall. A portion of the time will be
spent at the Volcano.
The graduating exercises of the Ka-
mehameha Manual will be held in the
gymnasium, Thursday, July 1, at p.
m The public is invited.
G. r. Collins left for Hilo by the
Kinau yesterday, to superintend the
opening there of a branch of his sad
dIery and harness factory.
B.L. Finney states that it will be i'm
possible for him to leave for the Coast
by the Australia owing to circumstan-
ces over which he had no pull.
George Macy, head operator at the
telephone exchange, left on the Klnau
Yesterday. morning for two weeks
vacation TO be spent on Hawaii:
The dance at the Hawaiian Hotel last
night wag attended by more than the
ordinary number of people, large
proportion being from the city. The
music was exceptionally good, and the
evening was whiled away most pleas I
antly.
Among the departures for Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Claudine yester-
dav afternoon were: II. =. Baldwin, |
7 A. McCandIess. Z. p. Dole, j. ID.
Holt. Captain AhlbeTn, E. Kopke, the
Cornwen party, L. Won Tempsky and |
F. Waldron.
With the probability Of annexation |
within a few weeks, there will be a |
great demand for Hawaiian Govern
ment postage stamps After the Unit |
ed States takes hold here Hawaiian
stamps will not be for sale except Dy /
dealers.
The amount saved in duty to the i'm
porters of the 5000 tubs of sake by the
CITY of Peking will amount approx
mately to s21 $50. The increased duty
goes on July LIST, the difference being
between the 10 cents per gallon now
charged. and the new rate OF 81.
At the Fourth of July service in Cen
trial Uuion Church, Sunday evening at
100 O'Clock. Rev. D. p. Birnie will
preach on the subject The strength
and weakness of Democracy. There
will he extra music \ special invita-
ton is extended to all Americans.
Albert ---~-.ha who leaves for san
Francias the Australia today will
take . &c years course in a law
scho~ Z; that city. He VIII return
each summer TO spend his vacation In
Honolulu. and at the end of his course
viii ~Aturn to remain permanently