The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-29

Special meeting Of Pacific Lodge to-
night for work in third degree.
R. W. Mustard was appointed Con-
sui at Shanghai, China, yesterday.
James y. x Keola will speak in
Kawaiahao church on Sunday evening.
Sam Dowsett returned home on the
bark Diamond Head yesterday morn
ing.
The Deputy Marshal will probably
be back from Molokai on the Kinau
today.
A Portuguese boy, who can read and
write English is wanted at \. S.
Sachs.
Excellent programs Of events are
being arranged for Saturday at Cyclic
mere park.
A gentleman, (recent ARRIVAL, de-
sires room and board in a good loca-
ton References.
0. G. Traphagen, one of the leading
architects of Duluth. Mimi, arrived
on the Miowera yesterday.
NJ. a. Gonsalves, assignee of the
bankrupt estate Of Mrs. Maria G. Le-
vinho, has notice in this paper.
Secretary J. F. Hackfeld announces
the new officers of Humuula Sheep Sta
ton Co., Ltd, for the ensuing year.
There will soon be handball tour
been formed and active practice has
began.
At 10 a. M today at his salesrooms,
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton a fine collection of ferns and
plants.
The gymnasium classes at the Y. NJ.
G. A. are increasing very rapidly and
more enthusiasm is being thrown into
the work
Buy your shoes at NJ. Mcinerny's
Mammoth Shoe store and you take no
chances of not getting full value for
your money.
Commander Nichols of the Benning-
ton and Mrs Nichols have left the Ha-
waiian hotel and are now domiciled at
Haalelea Lawn.
The Scottish Thistle Club social and
dance takes place tonight at Sans
Souci. See particulars in advertise
ment in regards to transportation.
The match race between Sylvia, the
"Manoa Wonder" and George Martin,
has been set for November 18th. 1t
will be case of best 2 out of heats.
Owing to the recent rains in Ma
noa there has been an extensive land
slide at the head of the valley. It is
from one of the tall cliffs facing Wal
kiki.
Manager Conklng is writing up the
sports of the Islands for one of the
sporting papers in the States. His
first article will be on Bicycling and
Baseball"
Sir Novel and Lady Salmon were
passengers on the Miowera yesterday.
Sir Novel was admiral in command Of
the "Char-lel Fleet during the Queens
Tsp>;iee celebration.
L. B. Kerr calls attention to the fact
that in the event of annexation, the
price of all wooden goods will advance
Just 100 per cent. A new line of suit
ing, coatings and trouserings just ar
rived by the Miowera.
Minister and Mrs. Sewall entertained
at lunch yesterday, President Dole,
Prof. Alex. Agassiz, Mr.. May Agassiz,
of Cambridge, Mass, Mr.. Woodwork,
Mr.. Mayer, associated with Prof.
Agassiz, Prof. Alexander DR.. Maxwell
and Mr.. Armstrong.
Among the people at the Hawaiian
hotel are: A. Agassie, NJ. Agassle, n.
Me NJ. Woodwork and A. G. Mayer of
Cambridge. Mass; ]. H. Partelrls,
Montreal. Canada; o. G. Traphagen
and wife. Duluth, Mimi; Miss Regels-
berger. st. Paul, Mimi; w. |. Bray,
Duluth, Mimi.
Arrangements have been made
whereby there will be no more dis
agreeable crowding on Cyclomere
track of people who do not belong
there. This being so, the audience,
and particularly that part in front is
requested to keep seated. This will
give everyone chance.
DIR. E. F. King, whose announce
ment appears in the advertising col
umns today, comes from washington,
D. c.. where he was in active practice
for fourteen years. He was on the
staff of the large Charity Hospital in
that city and for the last three years
had change of the woman's ward.
The Regiment and Town football
teams were out for practice on the
Executive building grounds yesterday
afternoon. The Town team showed
up in great shape. Their play is very
fast and their signals good. The Re-
giment team needs a little more ginger.
Their play at present is very slow.
A white man called in at the police
station yesterday morning and COM
planned that a Chinaman at the fish
market had sold him spoiled fish. In
spector Keliipio was notified. Upon
seeing the fish he caused the arrest
of the Chinaman for they were the
very same he had ordered thrown
away.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing John McKeague was found guilty
of libeling the firm of NJ. S. Grinbaum
& Co.. and was fined $40 and $3.50
costs. Judge Hartwell appeared fol
the prosecution and the defendant
conducted his own case. The Cour
having found defendant guilty. the at
torney for the defense interposed
plea of leniency.
Stopped a Runaway.
Chinese laundry horse ran away
arl,- lo-