The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Everything first-clagg at Poppleton,s

William savage VIII ledNe on the
Ciaudine today for vacation on Maui.
A party of tourists to the number of
20, is expected by the Australia today.
Among the good scores of Sunday
was that of Charles Everett who made
AZ.
New Zealand potatoes, Novelty a
-four and all kinds of feed at the City
Feed Store.
Gus Murphy will meet Company DIS
minstrel boys at the Drill Shed at 7:30
this evening.
c. L. Wight, of the Wilder Steam
ship Company, is expected 10 return on
the Australia today.
c. A. Newman will not be responsible
for debts contracted in his name with
out his written order.
The Hawaiian Gazette (semi-weekly)
will be issued this morning in time for
the outgoing island mails.
Miss Nellie McLain, pupil of the
High School, has recovered from her
recent illness and is at home.
Refreshing drinks of all kinds, ice
cream and candy at the Bon Ton"
parlors, Hotel and Union streets.
per Australia today with the usual sup
ply of fruits, fish, oysters, vegetables,
etc.
c. d. Chase, real estate agent and
notary public. has a number of desira
BILE houses for rent and building lots
for sale.
The "Sea Breezes' will be af1oat to-
day. There will be something on each
20 - ;n%C oh f6Ysc Of
the Philadelphia.
Today's July 2Oth) Timely Topics
by the Hawaiian Hardware Company
will repay a careful study on the part
of householders and others.
Every room on the Kinau is taken
for this trip to Maui and Hawaii ports.
The captains room will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson.
Natives are kept busy each day now
picking out the bones that come from
the dredger mud They manage to
make quite little money out Of it.
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
No. /, /. o. o. F., this evening at 7:30.
A full attendance is requested, as bust
ness of Importance is to lie transacted.
John Wilson, the young contractor
accompanied by a fellow-Stanford boy,
were the first college boys to go
through the famous Death Valley in
Arizona. l
If you intend purchasing a bicycle,
investigate the merits of a Remington.
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Com
pany, $50 Fort street. 1T. V. King and
J. T. Lund.)
Lewis & Co. will receive on the Aus
tralia today all the delicacieS of the
season in ice-house goods. The list in
cludes everything worth mentioning.
Telephone 240.
About $3.50 was realized for the 'Ha-
waits Young People" through the con-
cret Saturday night Requests for
second concert, with the same excellent
talent, are numerous.
There was a very good attendance at
the battalion drill last night, and Ma |
jor Mccarthy showed to the satisfac- |
ton of every one his capabilities as
battalion commander.
Fresh roll butter, salmon, oysters, I
fruit, new Burbank potatoes, silver |
skin onions. etc, will be on sale today |
at H. May & Co.'s, after the arrival of |
the Australia. Telephone %.
Heihei. one of Paine's bus drivers |
was arrested yesterday by Hack Inspec-
tor Sam Macy for driving bus with |
no numbers on the lights thereof. The !
offeDse was committed on Saturday |
night.
At the residence of w. Cowan, cor 7
ner of Kukui street and Kukui lane, |
James F. Morgan will dispose of by |
public auction at 10 a. m. today, the en-
tire household furniture, fine library |
of standard works, etc.
The detectives are very much on the
alert of late. Moonshiners, people who
sell spirituous liquor without license,
che ia men and others of the gambling
fraternity, do not feel very secure in
their boots just at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rain Walker will
entertain number of friends at their
residence this evening. Tomorrow ev
ening will be given up to the young
friends of Miss Walker. About $50 in
vitations have been issued to the re-
ception.
At the Interior Office yesterday, ten
ders for the construction of homestead
roads on Maui and Hawaii were opened.
c. B. Dwight was awarded the contract
for the Hamakuapoko MAUD road at
So .995. and Wilson & Whitehouse the
Hamakua (HawaiD road at s2,450.
Conductor a. E. Cooley. of the o.
R & L. Co., went to Queens Hospital
Yesterday, suffering from the effects
of injuries sustained in an accident,
which occurred 10 months ago. 1t is
possible an operation may be neces-
sary.
In the mention of those who took
part in the concert on Saturday night.
appearing in the Advertiser yesterday,
the name of Miss J. Hannah, who
r r. /
Rosecrans illustrated it. was accident
ally omitted The number was one Of
the best on the program.
KaIua, a 13-year-old native girl, was
arrested by Detective KAPPA last night
and locked up on the charge Of DISC
bedience TO parents. She ran away
from home with a man about 70 years