The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-17
LOCAL BREViTIES.

pleCOn tomorrow.
Sponges for 10 cents at Hebron Drug
Company. Former price, % cents.
Dress shirts, colored and white
starched shirts, collars, cuffs, etc, at
K. Furuyas.
1t is reported that John Grace will
start a new dairy as soon as he re-
turns from the Coast.
Quite large number of people Wis
tied Punahou last night, to view the
night blooming cereus.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Falk returned
from Hawaii on the Helene. and are at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Has
singer.
The band will not play at Emma
Square on Monday night, owing to the
service at the residence of Attorney
General Smith.
The morning and evening themes in
the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday will De: How Should a Chris
tian Live?" and Studies in the Life of
Paul"
Among the passengers for Honolulu
on the Warrimoo yesterday were Rev.
Alex. Macintosh and his son, A. r.
Macintosh: also, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Baird.
The tug-of-war arrangements are
about completed, and, according to
agreement, the pull will come off on
the night of the last Saturday in the
month.
S. F'uruya. special correspondent of
the Kokumin Shinbun of Tokyo, left
for the Volcano on the Mauna LOa yes
terday. He will return on the next trip
of the Kinau.
Morning subject at the Christian
Church tomorrow: THE Monroe Doc
trine as Applied to Religious Affairs.
Evening theme: What the Bible Has
Done for Woman"
Among the departures on the Ma
una Loa for Maui and Hawaii ports
yesterday morning were Alex. May,
Mrs D. W. James, Mrs. w. A. Wall,
G. NJ. Walton and wife.
Maggie Sullivan, who has been Wis
listing her sister, Mrs. Jack Bohne, for
six months past, returns to her home
in California on the S. n. Castle, at
10 o clock this morning.
The military butts at Kakaako will
be closed all day Monday, so that
those who had intended practicing on
that day need not take the trouble to
CO. Repairs will be made.
The Planters Monthly for July was
issued yesterday. Among other inter-
esting articles is one, on page 331, on |
the need of importing Ladybirds" to
clear away insect enemies.
foil oh
town have been notified to appear in
the Police Court at 8 o'clock this morn
ing on the charge of gambling. 1t is
lust probable that more will be notified
this morning.
While paying a visit on Beretania
street last evening, J. S. Low had his
horse stolen from him. He reported the
matter at police headquarters, and later
on Sam Woods found the animal out
at Waikiki, whence some one had rid
den -
Among the arrivals by the Warri-
moo Yesterday was Mrs. E. S. Mead,
president of Mount Holyoke College.
Mrs. Mead is the guest of Mrs. S. N.
Castle Miss Cowles,- of the faculty of
the same institution, also arrived yes
terday.
Last night was a hard one on bicy-
cIists and especially those who went
out to Palama for a spin. Its an Ill
wind that blows no one good, and the
street cars made little extra. The
bicyclists who chose Palama received
a good wetting.
On Tuesday, July Goth, at 10 a. M,
at the residence of w. Cowan, corner of
Kukui street and Kukui lane, James
F. Morgan will sell at public auction
the entire household furniture. The
premises will be open for inspection on
from 8 a. m. to p. m.
A short meeting of the Sharpshoot-
ers' Company was held in headquarters
asst night Various matters of routine
business were attended to, the main
question being that of arranging the
conditions to be in force in the next
six months shoot of the members.
The Y H. 1. held a meeting on
Thursday night and, after much dis
,ussion, finally decided to appoint a
committee of five to look into the mat :
er of obtaining a new meeting place
It a figure less than what the boys are
low paving for the rooms in Foster
lall.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon,
wo officers from the Insane Asylum,
allied at the police station, and after
putting them in irons, took away Kakl
md the Chinaman who made the STIR
n the Executive building Thursday.
they have been pronounced insane by
Dr. Emerson.
1t is said that the young lads SEN
enced yesterday to Imprisonment for
burglary, belong to a gang of hoodlums
Who have been sleeping away from
heir homes for months. 1t is thought
bat the arrest and conviction of these
will put an end to the many petty burg
aries that have been committed here
ately.
There was a little row in the pa
rilion, at the corner of Alakea and l
3eretania streets, where the Japanese
heater is holding forth, Thursday 9