The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-14
LOCAL BREVITIES


Australia today.
There was a heavy shower OF hail
in Manoa Sunday night
Novelties in jewelry of all kinds at
E. A. Jacobson's, Fort street.
Frank Atherton is contemplating re-
turning to the States before long.
The Reid-Halstead nuptials occur
in st. Andrews Cathedral this even
ing.
n. s. Sachs is expected on the Aus
tralia today with a fine stock of new
goods.
President Wight of the Wilder
Steamship Company will be back on
the Australia today.
Information is wanted at the Impe-
rial German Consulate of the where
abouts of Mr.. Leopold Won Boraenskl.
r. E. Krouse, manager of the Ar
Iington Hotel, has in this paper no.
tice regarding debts contracted in his
name.
When you are in need of new set
of harness or want an old set repaired,
call on c.. r. Collins, Honolulu and Hi
10, Hawaii.
The meeting of the American League
this evening will be a very important
one. A complete reorganization is con-
templated
A canopy-top surrey, horse and har-
ness can be bought for $275 on account
of departure of owner. Apply at CITY
Feed Store.
Mrs. H. Gum is the lady who made
the handsome championship pennant
that now adorns one of the show WING
oWs of the Pacific Hardware co.
Call at Thrum's bookstore and hear
the Notwithstanding new. by
the Australia all the latest periodicals,
new books, novels, crepe tissue, etc.
Eighty-five dollars is the price of the
Remington, ladies' or gentleman S.
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Com
pany, Ehlers' block, Fort street, agents.
Commander Dyke of the Comus call
ed at the Foreign Office and later on
Colonel Fisher in Military Headquar-
tiers yesterday The guard was par
AIDED
Camarinos' refrigerator will arrive
on the Australia this morning with
the seasons supply of ice-house goods.
Telephone early to the California Fruit
Market.
Geo. Lucas. son of Thomas Lucas,
returned from San Francisco yester-
day morning after a pleasant round
trip on the s. n. Castle with Captain
Hubbard.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Regatta Day events Sat
urday. Subscriptions toward the sue
cess of the day will be gladly received
by the committee.
Company d, N G. H., will give its
members a chance next Friday evening
TO prepare for the Regatta Day fes-
tiyities. There will be no drill of the
company this week.
The last series of games in the Ar
lington billiard parlors' pool tourna-
ment will take place tonight, begin
ming at $50 o'clock. Tom Pryce is IN
the lead by three games.
George Andrews of the California
Fruit Company, next to Wall. Nlchols
Company. will receive full supply OF
frozen oysters, fruits, vegetables, fish,
etc. by the Australia today.
n. Nav & Co.. the grocers, will re-
ceive by the Australia this morning a
choice lot of California produce, sucn
as fresh roll butter, salmon, potatoes,
onions. fruits of all kinds, etc.
In order to facilitate moving to their
new and handsome store, B. F. Ehlers
G. Co. are offering remnants left over
from the big clearance sale OF the last
few weeks. Buy now, as they Will not
last long.
The big clothing house of NJ. McIn-
erny announce their Regatta Day pro-
gram this morning. You will make no
mistake when selecting any of their
goods. as they are all sure winners.
Read the list carefully.
The following officers were reelected
Yesterday by the Hilo Sugar Company
to serve for the ensuing year: w. u.
irwin. president; J. d. Spreckels, vice
nresident: w. NJ. Giffard, treasurer and
Secretary. and H. NJ. Whitney, Jr., aud
itor.
Rruce Waring & Co. offer for sale
residence property on Queen street
The house is new and contains nVe
rooms with kitchen and bath room;
lot 5Ox1OO: also. adjoining lot OF same
size 5Ox1OO. Will sell as whole or
separately on reasonable terms.
The handsome wedding cake for the
Reid-HaIstead nuptials was made by
Hermann Horn. The frostlng is
niece of work that the baker should
be proud or. Miniature uoFe9 III
rious positions in rings, formed the
principal decoration of the cake.
Secretary Thompson of the H. c. Z.
sent to the captain and officers OF the
COmus yesterday an invitation 10 play
q series of cricket matches. 1t is like
" that Wednesday will be the day for
the first match. The H. G. c. men will
practice at the usual place this after
noon.
Cordeira, the man who happened to
he the victim of an accident at lw1lel
butts Sunday, is not as badly hurt as
il was at first supposed. However, he
got some powder in his eye, received a
small cut and is doing very we'll. 1t is
understood he was more frightened
than hurt.
Jim Delaney of the Mounted Patrol
denies that he is affected with klon-
1;o;tie aDd saws he intends to remain