The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Join Medeiros & Deckers suit club;
1 per week.
The regular troops will be inspected
by Minister Cooper this morning.
The KohaIa Girls School will begin
its term on Monday, September 1st.
Silk and crepe shirts underwear, sox,
ETC., below cost at K. Furuya's sale.
Pianos and furniture carefully re
moved by the Union Express Company,
King street. Tel. Sc.
There were dances at Taniwai and
Long Branch Monday night. Both were
quite largely attended.
The New Market Restaurant is for
sale on long lease at low rental. Par
ticulars of d. Mckenzie
The District Court was opened at
1:30 p. N. yesterday, and all the cases
on the calendar disposed of.
Camarinos' refrigerator will arrive
on the Australia with a full supply of
ice house goods of all kinds.
Mrs. M. Hanna's midsummer clear
ance sale of millinery is now in pro-
gress and will continue for one week
only.
A nice cottage at Punahou is adver-
tised for rent with complete outfit of
household furniture for sale at a bar
gain.
DR.. Waughop, for many years Super
intendent of the State Insane Asylum
at StillacOOm, Wash, is visiting the
Islands.
1t is not likely that there will be a
of ha nf &c
afternoon, as both Messrs. Reynolds
and Wilcox are away.
The Interior Department has de-
clined to issue a license to the man
ayers of the sparring exhibition, which
was to have taken place in the Pa
Vilion tonight.
None but skilled workmen are en-
ployed by G. r. Collins, the Honolulu
and Hilo harness manufacturer. A full
supply of horse goods always on hand
at both establishments.
There will be a return match between
the Philadelphia and Town Baseball
Teams on the Makiki grounds Friday
afternoon. The proceeds will go to the
Strangers Friend Society.
There will be two interesting cases
in the Police Court this morning
L K. Nakookoo, the native lawyer, for
gross cheat, and Wong Lun, on the
charge OF opium smuggling.
The Oahu Railway Company has pc
titioned the Circuit Court for the dis
solution of the injunction, prayed for
against A. Feek ct al. by ]. A. Byrne,
because of the death of a. Feek.
Among the departures on the Mauna
Loa for Maui and Hawaii ports yester-
day were the following: w. Savidge,
Mrs. S. Nowlein, J. D. Paris, c. H.
Dickey, a. Haneberg, Dr. A. McWayne.
A. E. Weirick, trustee, J. 1. Dowsett,
Paul r. Isenberg, A. A. Montana, W.
G. Achi, Maria BaptiSta, and Antoine
Silva, have entered into copartnership
known as the Dairymen's Association.
Sweet Rosie O'Grady," "Chimmie
Fadden," Johnny Dougan,' 'The Yal-
Ter Kid "A Girl Who Is One of the
Boys will all be heard in topical songs
at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. minstrel
performance on Saturday night.
H. HackfeId & Co.'S credit auction
sale commences at 10 a. m. today at
their store on Queen street A large
assortment of staple dry goods will be !
offered on liberal terms to the trade. |
Jas. F. Morgan will conduct the SALE |
1t was Deputy Marshal Hitchcock's
birthday yesterday. By way of cele-
bration. he invited a few friends to |
his house to dinner. A sumptuous re-
past was prepared for the occasion.
Marshal Browns occurred on Monday.
BENJAMIN Fabian, Clerk in the Dis
trict Court, had an unpleasant expert
ence with the ground while riding to-
ward the steamer Mauna Loa yesterday
morning His bicycle began going
faster than his feet could and there was
a spill resulting later in a patch or
two.
J. Emmeluth e Co., having removed
to their handsome new three-story
building on King street, opposite the
Arlington, are now prepared to furnish
house furnishing goods, stoves, plum
bers' supplies, ETC. at short notice. Es-
Inmates given on plumbing, tinsmith-
ing, etc.
Among the arrivals on the Kinau
Yesterday were: H. w. Earle, w. \.
Kinney. Capt. G.. F. Garland, H. Giles,
r Wodehouse and wife, G. K. Wllderj
and wife. A. B. Loebenstein, L. A. An
drews. Judge G.. w. A. Hapai, c. Fur
neaux. Geo. Ross, H. V. Patton, f. NJ Il
Wakefield Col. Little, R. d. Walbridge,
Geo. E. Smithies and wife, Mrs. c. b.
Damon. NJ. D. Beckwlth, w. H. Corn
well. H. P. Baldwin.
The following were elected trustees
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church last evening: Henry Water
house. c. B. Ripley, ]. A. Lyle, NJ. G.
Johnston. Theo. Richards, DR.. j. I.
Wayson and John Bryant The Board
of stewards for the ensuing year was
also elected as follows: A. G. Stoddart,
ii. G. Johnston, C. B. Ripley, Ezra Pop
pleton, Mrs. ]. A. Chaplin, Isaac \.
HAYDEN. Alfred Dunn, H. c. Chamber
lin (cIass LEADER, Ephraim Smith lex
horter).