The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week.

81 per week.
A Masonic pin has been lost. Re-
ward il left at Hawaiian Hotel office.
The November number of the Delin-
Gator is to be obtained of Mrs. Hanna,
Fort street.
w. a. Harper of Harper's Publishing
Company was a through passenger on
the Belgic yesterday.
Don't throw away any chances. A
visit to the Kaulike counters, Hotel
street, will repay you.
An expose on so-called spiritualism
will be one of the features by Professor
Cunard at the Opera House tomorrow
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Renjes gave a dinner
to. eight at their home in Nuuanu last
night Decorations were in cosmos
blossoms.
There will be no cricket match Sat
urday, but week from that time. The
statement made in yesterdays Adver-
tiser was through misunderstanding.
The young men getting up the min
strel show, spoken of a short time ago
are getting along in great shape An
enthusiastic meeting was held last
night.
New fall millinery goods, pattern
hats and bonnets arrived by the Aus
tralia, direct from New York, for n. S
Sachs. The millinery opening will take
place shortly.
The next performance of Petries
Merry-Makers will take place on
Thursday night. A fine treat is in store
for those who attend. The program
will be excellent.
Opium is so cheap in the local mar
ket now that it hardly pays to SNUG
gle it in. 1t is now freely offered at SIS
per pound. The attention Of the Police
Department is called to the above.
Someone threw a stone at the ma
kai show window of the Golden Rule
Bazaar sometime yesterday morning,
making quite smash. 1t is not known
whether the case was one of spite
work or accident.
"Ka Iini," Hawaiian song with
music, by Prof. David Nape, and the
hit of the season. is on sale at the
Wall, Nichols Company. The song is
dedicated to the Kamehameha Schools.
Call early, or there will be no copies
left.
j. T. Waterhouse, Queen street, is
the local agent for the Syracuse bicy-
Gle. The Syracuse is one of the best
high-grade wheels On the market, and
sells for $50. Call and inspect the new
assortment of wheels of all sizes, just
to hand.
1t is understood from a reliable
source that the Hui Kalai Alma met on
Monday night and appointed COM
mittee of five to go to Washington to
present the memorial adopted at the
meeting of the anti-annexationists
held on Palace Square Friday night.
There is about two weeks supply of
oil in the market, and another con-
signment will not be here until the
latter part of next month This is
mentioned particularly on account of
the poorer class of people, who will
now have to economic more than
ever.
]. M. Vivas called at this Office last
evening and said: GAS President of
the Portuguese Union, wish you to
state to the public that the union had
nothing whatever to do with the reso-
lutions reported to have been present
ed by certain Portuguese to Senator
Morgan yesterday morning.
The band concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel last night did not call forth as
large an audience as usual, but this
was probably due to the fact that there
was doubt as to whether the band
would play The stand in it's new To-
cation is lighted somewhat differently
and, perhaps, better than heretofore.
The Officers Club is happy over the
acquisition Of new territory. The room
recently occupied by Major Potter and
adjoining the club quarters in the Bun
galow on the Executive Building
grounds, has been fitted up in fine
style and is now the reception room of
the club. The addition makes the quar-
tiers very much cooler and gives great
er comfort to all.
The Belgic got away promptly at 5
p. m. yesterday, after discharging 600
tons of general merchandise on the
Pacific Mail wharf. The band was in
attendance, and played from o'clock
until the departure of the steamer.
Senator Morgan and the Misses Nor
gan arrived about Is minutes before
sailing time, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Ballou. On the steamers deck
the aged Senator was met by Minister
Cooper, Attorney General Smith and
quite number of friends. all of whom
had leis and flowers to offer