The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Mrs. Gum will soon start her dane
ing classes again.
Tomorrow evening the band will
play for the regimental drill.
Concert at Makee Island tonight. An
excellent program has been prepared.
S. NJ. Dodge and J. A Magoon went
10 Kauai On the Mikahala last evening
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of P, will
meet tonight for work in the third
rank.
Persons desiring to purchase coffee
lands would do well to address &C. p
Gazette Office.
A cottage on Liliha street is adver-
tised 10 let for SIS a month. Telephone
65 for particulars.
Crepe and silk negligee shirts, sox
underwear, etc, at less than cost at
K. Furuya's clearance sale.
Miss Paris will serve luncheon to "a
number of people out under the trees
at her place on the Peninsula Saturday.
There will be a regular conclave of
Honolulu Commandery, No. /, at it's
asylum tomorrow night at 1870 o'clock.
The Healani senior crew has been
changed so that now it stands as fol-
lows: Damon, Williams, Spencer and
Lloyd.
During the absence of Young Chez
from the Islands, Chang Jack Kun is
authorized to act as manager of Wing
Now Chan.
Mr.. F'uruya, correspondent for the
Kokumin Shinbo of Toxic will visit
New York for pleasure, not as rep
resentative of his paper.
The best and newest goods are on
sale at l. B. Kerr's, Queen street.
New invoices arriving by every steam
er from Europe and America.
Godfrey Rhodes, at one time identi-
fed with politics in Hawaii and an old
resident of the Islands is lying seri-
ously i'll at his home in Nuuanu.
The California Fruit Market P. G.
Camarinos & Coz is prepared to pur-
chase Island produce of all kinds,
fruits, poultry, ETC., in any quantity.
C.. M. Pepper, the correspondent for
two of the leading papers in the States,
returned from the Volcano on the XII
nau yesterday, after most pleasant
and profitable trip.
This evening the regular monthly
meeting on missions will be held at
Central Union Church, when paper
will be read by Mr.. F. w. Damon on
Ancestor Worship in China"
Mrs j. L. Richardson, her daughter,
Miss Ivy, and niece, Miss Matte, came
down on the Kinau yesterday. The
two young ladies will leave soon for
the States to attend college.
Health Agent Reynolds was to have
gone to the Leper Settlement on the
Mokolii yesterday afternoon, but salts
factory arrangements to land him d1-
rectly at that place could not be made.
There will be four contests in the
boxing exhibition at the Bristol Pa
vilion on Saturday night. The project
ors failed to get a license, and for that
reason have to give a free exhibition.
The Naniwa took away with her yes
terday Mr. Suzuki of the YOrodZu Cho-
no, Mr. Saki of the Moi Nichi Shinbum,
Mr. Nishi of the Jill Shimpo. These
gentlemen came here on this vessel on
May 5th last.
By virtue of writ of execution, is
sued out of the District Court against
z. Poppleton and o. NOEL, the Mar
shall will sell in front of the Police Sta
ton on October 9Th two horses, dellv-
cry wagons, etc.
The music room of Miss Susanna R.
Patch. teacher of vocal and instru-
mental music is located at Mrs. e.
Wallis, corner of Beretania and Miller
streets; residence at DIR. Geo. An
drews', Kinau street.
DIR. w. T. Monsarrat left for Kappa
pala Ranch, Kau on the Mauna Loa
Yesterday morning He will return to
Honolulu with his wife and sister-ln-
law, Miss Tasca Jones, on the klnau,
arriving here September 18th.
The Kaulike Bargain Counters have
been removed from Sturdevant's cor
ner to the Robinson block, where prices
on every household article are as low
as ever The goods are all well dis
played and you can get there anything
you want.
Mr.. S. w. Phillips, real estate agent,
recently from washington, d. c., is
offering for sale 100 lots at Kapahulu
at $50 per lot in weekly payments OF 81.
See advertisement in Thursdays Ad-
vertiser. Mr.. Phillips is located with
w. c. Achi & Co., King street.
A feature of the 81 Sterling bicycle
is the Morse roller joint chain. 1t is
practically free from wear, non-stretch- |
ing. noiseless and reduces friction full |
Nv so per cent. Call and examine at the
household supply department of Cas- |
tie & Cooke, Ltd. F. c. Atherton |
agent.
DR.. Wood showed to the members or
the Board of Health yesterday some
pictures of bones of the arm and hano'
taken by the X-ray at the queen HOS
nitaI nv a Japanese. One showed |
comnlete fracture of one of the bones |
of the arm and another displacement
of bones.
Allen Herbert, the Acting Commls-
sioner of Agriculture, has decided 10
show to the people contemplating nv