The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

pleton's tomorrow.
Popular prices at the Katie Putnam
matinee this afternoon.
Only four days more of K Furuyas
clearance sale. Everything below cost.
How about the numbers that used to
hang on the various band stands of
the city?
1t is understood that the U. S. S.
Bennington is expected here before the
Goth inst.
The Deputy Marshal may go to Kane
ohe on business of the police depart
ment today.
The next number of Sea Breezes will
be out in a few days. a very spicy
number is promised.
j. NJ. Monsarrat has several pieces of
improved real estate on Vineyard and
Liliha street for sale.
A smoker to number of friends
was given by Mr.. Swanzy at his home,
Beretania street, last night.
DR.. Burgess will lead the Y. NJ. C. A.
service tomorrow evening. Subject:
Gods Pity for man. Lesson: Job
33:27-30.
Seats can be reserved at Wall, Mich
OILS Company today for "The Old Lime
Kiln" by the Katie Putnam Company
at the Opera House tonight.
After a month in the Queens Hos
pital, Officer Chamberlain of the police
force is about on the streets. He will
not go back to work directly.
1t costs only s. a month Qadies or
gentlemen to join the Westfield BIZ
cycle club. H. E. Walker, agent. A few
'97 Cleveland wheels on hand.
The pleasure of the band concert at
the hotel last night was marred by the
noise made by lot of young hoodlums,
who clustered around the band stand.
Every member of Company A, n. G..
H., is requested to assemble at the
Drill Shed this afternoon at 5:15
o'clock, for the purpose of going into
encampment.
There was another rehearsal of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. minstrel troupe
last night. The date of the entertain
ment has been definitely set for Mon
day night, August 23d.
By kind permission of Minister
Cooper, the band will have a vacation,
commencing on August 9th and lasting
until the 31st. The band will resume
service on September 1st
There was a very small turnout of
members of Company D last night.
Some Of the men will have to be watch
ing out or a court-martial may result
with a most disagreeable outcome. i
Among the departing passengers on
the Mauna Loa yesterday were T. K.
r. Amalu, Mrs. Kitcat w. A. Kinney,
G.. S. Waterhouse, Prof. Ingalls, and
wife, F. NJ. Wakefield, D. w. James.
1t is understood that the proceeds
from the Philadelphia Marion min
strel show, to take place near the end |
of the month, will go to the Hawaiian |
Relief and Strangers Friend Societies. |
For account of whom it may concern
James F. Morgan will sell at II noon |
today, at the Oceanic wharf, 100 bales |
of wheat hay, slightly damaged on voy-
age, per W. H. Dimond, from San |
Francisco.
Superintendent Cassidy, of the Elec-
trio Light Works, and a force of work
men have been kept busy lately put
ting in the private electric plant at the
Quarantine Station. The work will be
completed today.
William Mulch and Otto s. Meyer,
executors of the will of the late r. w.
Meyer, give notice to all persons in
debted to or having claims against
said estate to make settlement at the
office of the Bishop estate.
Mrs Dole's reception at her home,
Emma street, last night, was largely
attended The band was in attendance
and played during the progress of the
reception President and Mrs. Dole
will move to their Waikiki residence
today.
There will be delegation of about
thirty people up from Eva plantation
today to attend the show by Katie
Punam's company at the opera house.
1t is understood that there will be
large number of people in from other
country places of the island.
Captain Renken and others made a
raid on a Chinese dwelling house in
Manoa Valley last night. and succeed
ed in catching two Cinnamon in the act
of smoking A hornful of opium, a
yeastpowder tin full of 'insee" and a
whole smoking outfit were captured.
In answer to the complaint that
goats have been seen eating the grass
on PunchbowI, it was learned at the
Interior Office yesterday that the land
is held under lease by the Queen Dow Z
ager and sub-let by her to severa1f
Portuguese They have turned the up
lands into pasture land.
Rev. A. J. Bell will preach in the
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
"The Christians Armor." In
the evening, the pastor, II. w. Peck,
will preach the last sermon in the
study of the life of Paul. Text: II have
fought good fight, have finished the
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