The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.
before it is too late.


W. F. Frear advertises for the return
of a black pup.
Tug-of-war tonight at Bristol's pa
vilion, Beretania street.
A special lot of American and silk
flags just TO hand at the X L.
No "baits." no flyers" but a whole
store full of bargains at Sturdevant's.
The best of advertising is that Of
selling cheap. Sturdevant does that
kind.
New Market Restaurant today:
Chicken, curry and rice and other dain-
ties.
Crepe and silk pajamas, kimonos,
underwear, sox, etc. at X. Furuya's.
Hotel street.
If you want groceries delivered at
your house, ring up The Native Sons
Co." Telephone 733.
There are now forty active and
thirty-five honorary members in the
Honolulu Cricket Club
Gus Froboese will not be response
BILE for debts contracted in his name
without written order.
Tommy Treadway has been appoint
ed assistant to Charles Wilcox in the
office of the Board of Health.
Sealed tenders for Board Of Health
supplies, advertised in this issue, will
be received until noon on the oath inst.
Roast pig, apple sauce; frankfurt
tiers and saurkrout, chicken salad and
other dainties at the Occidental Hotel
dinner today.
A Diamond Jubilee hymn, of which
Daniel Logan is author, will be sung
at the Jubilee services at the Christian
Church tomorrow evening.
Three monster celebrations Kerr's
sale. the Diamond Jubilee and the
Fourth of July. See particulars in
Kerr's big advertisement today.
Eighteen valuable lots at Waikiki
pratt premises) are offered for sale
on easy terms by J. NJ. Monsarrat,
Cartwright building, Merchant street.
Meeting of stockholders of the Ha-
waiian Construction Company, Ltd,
at the office of the o. r. & l.. Co. at z
D. m. today. Business of Importance.
Among the robberies committed in
Honolulu during the past few months,
not one has occurred on the premises
of a patron of the Merchants Patrol.
of which w. L. Bowers is captain.
A. M. Hewett will be in the auction
salesrooms of w. s. Luce from 1870
a. m. until p. m. today to receive
subscriptions toward the celebration
of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
A number of ladies were invited off
aboard the u. s. s. Philadelphia to
dinner Yesterday. The evening was
spent on the upper deck in the enjoy
ment of music by the man-of-war band.
A meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Diamond Jubilee celebration
will he held in the Hawaiian Hotel on
Monday evening, June 21st, to COM
pIete ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration.
"a No Fence Religion" will be the
theme at the Christian Church tomor-
row morning. Evening subject, THE
Diausond Jubilee: Lessons from the
Long Reign of England's Christian
Ruler"
Cant. Robert Parker marched his
watch of IL men to the Registration
ONCE yesterday, but as they could not
produce their tax receipts, he marcned
them back again. The ceremony Will
be repeated this morning.
A general invitation for the pubhe
to ioin with the British residents In
the celebration OF Queen Victorlas
Diamond Jubilee, Wednesday, June
23d. is published by Give Davies,
chairman of the Executive Committee
There were only two cases on the
Police Court calendar yesterday morn
ing. A case of drunkenness placed
81 and 81 costs in the treasury. Inc
case of Lee Yit, charged with unlaWful
possession of opium, was nolle pross o.
On Sunday morning at Central Union
Church. Mr. Brine will preach SER
mon in commemoration of the Dia-
mond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. In
the evening the Rev. H. H. Parker of
Kawaiahao will deliver the annual SER
mon before the graduating class of
Oahu College. Students from Kameha-
meha and Kawaiahao schools will also
be present.