The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-23
LOCAL BREvlTIES.
Try Poppleton's homemade bread.

paper.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week.
Butterick's patterns of all kinds at
Mrs. Hanna's.
The Sons of St George will meet at
1880 this evening.
There will be a dance at Long
Branch this evening.
A reward is offered for bull terrier
pup, lost on Friday night
It is understood that the officers OF
the Marion are soon to give a dance.
Warehouse advertises line of fine
groceries and table delicacies which ar
rived on the Australia.
Ramblers s75 and Columbias $S5 at
T q Hall &, Sons. Wheels for rent by
the day, week or month.
James F. Morgan has few shares OF
Oahu Sugar Company's stock for sale
First come, first served.
Mating. white and colored; Japan
csc fancy goods, screens, etc, less than
cost. at X Furuya's sale.
instruction in piano, voice. singing,
harmony, etc, at Cooks Music School,
Love building, Fort street.
The property belonging to the Ha-
waiian Coffee and Tea Company, In
Kona. Hawaii, is offered for sale.
The thoroughbred stallion, Lord
Rrocl, will be sold at auction at noon
today in front of Luce's auction rooms.
H p, Baldwin, Mrs R. c. Spalding
Miss GandaIl. NJ Brash and others ar
rived on the Mikahala from kaual
Sunday.
The Vfce-Versa Club will meet at the
home of Miss Alice Wall, Beretanla
street. for it's usual weekly pleasure
this evening
The annual stock-taking at l.. b.
Kerr,s commences today, which means
bargains in all lines, as the stock must
be reduced.
The MYRTLE men. who will pull in the
Regatta Day races, are now IN sollu
training at their boat house. Strict
discipline prevails.
The Honolulu Iron Works Tug-o1-
War Team. it's manager and coach, hao
a group picture taken at DaVeys pno-
tograph gallery yesterday mornings"
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
Sunday morning were the following:
Miss M. Alexander, Miss Kelsey, Z.
Won Hamm. c. f. Rosecrans and Philip
II Dodge and wife.
The rumor on the streets yesterday
that the steamship Noeau had gone on
the rocks could not be verified by FORT
CaDtain Campbell of the lnter-lslano
Steam Navigation Company.
Mrs. Wilder gave dinner to Cap
tain Cotton and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Stoney at her home, Eskbank, FRIDAY
The table was placed out upon the Ia
mai. among the tropical plants.
Cbinaman with a mashed hand,
caused nv being run into by a car
rage was taken to the Police Station
Saturday night He was sent to the
Chinese Hospital for treatment.
IN Kanaulu. one of the men in the
lob printing department or THIS olnce'
had = birthday Friday The event was
celebrated in dance at the nan VI INC
lei POM Moi Dancing Club, SATURDAY
,iab+ There were about 20 couples
present.
Mil,abala notes: Stmr. Waialeale
left Hanalei Saturday evening, Au-
gust 81. with load of paddy; called at
Kepukai Saturday to take OH SOME
freight. but did not land on account
of rough weather; sugar left on Kauai
5000 bags.
All Ling and All Sun were arrested
in a place in the rear of Sing Logs es-
tablishment, King street, Sunday AFTER
noon. the charge being opium uniaW-
fully in possession. A whole outht:
with a lot of insee and half TIN OF
opium were captured.
Messrs. Reynolds and Wilcox OF the
Board of Health returned from Molo-
kai on the Mokolii Saturday morning.
Tbey have made a complete 1nVestlsa-
tion into the needs Of the place anu
will make certain recommendations at
the next meeting of the Board.
A young Japanese man was arrested
late Saturday night for riding plcy-
Gle on Fort street without ilgnI' a.
tbe police Station he reported that he
IL met nIaving with the wheel, so
Can+ain Parker told him TO go down
TITO one of the cells to play. He was
bailed out later.
A young Chinese girl was Iounu IL d
ward on Chaplain lane early yesterday
morning crying bitterly. She was
questioned and stated that she mad
been beaten by a Chinaman living OPP
nosite the Methodist Church. The man
was arrested and the girl taken 10 Ma
waiahao Seminary, where she Will DC
kept until claimed by guardian.
Complaint is made by some people
who purchase their poi at the Chinese
shops that the same condition OF at-
fairs which existed during the chol-
era time is again in full swing. The
dirty places where stagnant water is
allowed to stand, back of the shops
are covered over with boards as before
and filth is on every hand. They think