The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-25
LOCAL HREWT!ES.

Chicken dinner today and also to-
morrow Sunday at Occident hotel.
A Buchanan returned from Van
eouver on the Warrimoo yesterday.
Baseball game today A hot contest
is expected. Take the Beretania street
ears.
Gents furnishing goods at Furuya's
clearance sale, regardless Of cost. Hotel
street.
The subject of Mr. Birnie's sermon,
Sunday evening will be Studies in
Japan"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Clementson left
for the Colonies on the Warrimoo yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. T. d. Garvin will preach in the
Christian Church at both morning and
evening services tomorrow.
There is to be a dinner and dance
aboard the French cruiser Duguay-
Trouin Wednesday evening.
The will of KaIeipua Kanoa was pre-
sented for Probate yesterday. Real es-
tate $4,000; personal property $1,000.
A correspondent from Kona writes
that Paris and Kamauoha will very
probably carry the day at election
time.
Western Sport periodical published
in San Francisco, has a full-page half
tone picture of a group of Honolulu
athletes.
DIR. Monsarrat, wife and sister, re-
turned on the Mauna Loa yesterday
after very pleasant visit at Kapapala
Ranch, Kau.
II ~r,;I1 o,-1
of 800 and no questions asked for the
return of two diamond rings lost on
September 18th.
A young man Of good appearance and
fair income desires to make the ac-
quaintance of lady not over 30. OBJ
ject: Matrimony.
In calculating the time in the sec
ond class yacht race, the judges made
a mistake and gave the Abbie w sec
ond place. The Clytie came in second.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Mauna Loa yester-
day were: w. A. Wall, DR.. Guppy, T.
C. Wills, DR.. A. r. Rowat, John M. Kea.
Chaplain Edmonson of the u. s. S.
Philadelphia will speak at Kaumaka-
pill Church on Sunday evening. Ka-
waiahao Church will worship with
them.
Ladies' Waikiki bathing hats for Is
cents each at the Kaulike Bargain
Counter, No Is Hotel street. Also, |
children's trimmed hats at sc, 10c, 15c, |
Csc to s1.00 each.
During the month of October, on ac-
count of an overstock of the New Pro- |
cess gasoline stoves, Castle & Cooke, |
Ltd, will sell them at cost price. A |
chance for bargain.
Another competitive drill is looked
for very soon, and the various cap |
tains are becoming anxious. The last |
event of the kind was warm. The next |
one will be more so.
At II noon today, at his salesrooms,
James F. Morgan will sell the valuable
premises on King street, opposite the
Reform School. There are two store
buildings on the property.
In all probability the six-oared slid
ing-seat barge race between the
crews of the Stranger and Alice NJ,
both of the Myrtle Boat Club, will take
place Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Sidney Gulick, for many years
a missionary in Japan and who will
return to his post shortly, will speak
Il u 10
evening His subject will be: Seeking
the Invisible"
The third of the series of matches
between the Comus and III. G. G. cricket
teams will be played on the old baseball
grounds at the usual hour this after
noon. Those interested in the game are
cordially invited to attend.
Hadamoiselle Clark Andrae, lately
associated with the White House, San
Francisco, will have charge Of Ehlers
& Co.'S dressmaking department which
will reopen on Monday, September II,
on Bethel street, until further notice.
Rev DR.. Bishop will preach in NJ. e.
Church Sabbath morning, and H. E.
Coleman, Secretary of Y. M. G. A. in
the evening, 1880. The Epworth league
at $50. Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Strangers will find pleasant Sabbath
hour.
At the residence of F.. c. E. Walker,
476 Punahou street, on Wednesday,
September 29th, at 10 a. M, James F.
will sell at public auction the
entire household furniture (nearly
new, Volcano paintings, rifles, guns,
phaeton, ladies' cart, horse, harness,
etc.
The ostriches did not go to MauiN
The Mauna Loa reported such rough h
weather in the channel that the Inter
Island Company had pity on the poor
birds going to Kaanapali to have their
tail feathers coaxed. 1t has not yet
been decided when they will be sent
but probably Jack Dowsett and J. S.
Walker will Indefinitely postpone their
to Maui.