The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Company n will meet for drill to-
night
Band concert in Emma Square this
evening.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week.
The Naniwa is booked to leave this
week for cruise.
w. w. Dimond has moved into his
new beach residence.
There was a dinner to Admiral Mil
Ter at Eskbank, last evening.
Miss Trainings Kindergarten will
open at O'Clock this morning ~
Mrs. W. H Richard came down from
Hamakua on the Noeau, Saturday.
Oahu College and Punahou Prepare
tory School open this morning at 9
o'clock.
A little girl found five cats in a bag
on the Nuuanu Cemetery fence a few
day ago. y
Bicycle lamps, all prices and sizes,
at the household supply department of
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Underwear, neckwear, sox. pajamas,
kimonos, clothing ETC., regardless of
cost at F'uruya's sale. -
Mrs George C. Beckley has moved
in from her Waikiki home, and is again
at the King street residence
Smith and Lambert will give free
boxing entertainment at the Bristol
Pavilion next Saturday night.
People in the vicinity of what used
to be the BLUE Gate" are again max
ing complaints against that place.
There was a small picnic on Tanta-
lus yesterday, in honor of two ladies,
who recently arrived from the States.
There was a tennis party to a few
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. May, Kinau street, Saturday after
noon.
The finest line of sanitary ware to be
found in the Islands can be seen at ].
Emmeluth & Co.'S new store, 227 and
229 King street.
Mrs E. A Miller of Oakland, who
left on the Warrimoo, Friday night
for Portland, Ore, is the mother of
Mrs. d. w. James of this city.
Patrolman Spillner is now acting as
second lieutenant of the Mounted Pat
rol. A captain, in place Of Ernest Rem
ken, will probably be chosen today.
w. F Wilson, 43 Queen street q. B.
Kerr's), is agent for the Springfield
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
the largest Massachusetts Company.
Money to loan on approved security
at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company. Safe Deposit
boxes to rent by the month or year.
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splicer comprises six tools in one,l and
can be carried in the hip pocket. For
sale by the Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany.
There will be several parties to Pearl
Harbor on Saturday Some will go on
the train and others on yachts. Ac-
Communications for luncheon are now
being sought.
1t is understood that Edwin Paris
will pull in the junior crew of the Myr-
tie Club in the race Saturday, in place
of George Angus, who has been for
hidden to row.
Kopia. wife of Officer Kamaka of
the foot police, died at her late home,
KapaIama, Sunday afternoon, after an
illness of several weeks. The funeral
will take place today.
On Friday night Minister Sewall
gave a dinner to II, at his home, Wal
kiki. as a farewell to Captain Cotton,
who left on the Gaelic. The Philadel-
phia's band was in attendance.
George Angus has been positively
forbidden by his physician to pull in
any of the races of this season. His
place in the Myrtle crew will be taken
by w H. Crozier, very good man.
There was no, pool tournament Sat
urday night. The next series Will oc-
cur on Tuesday night at $50 o'clock.
After that there will be two more Sc
ries. Sea and Pryce are in the lead.
The Pikoi street side of the Bere- |
tania Street School property and the
baseball lot is being nicely curved /
with blue stone. other blocks in this
vicinity are totally ignored as to curbs
A Portuguese photographer returned .
from Kauai on the Mikahala Sunday
morning with a photograph of Haili,
the Kauai murderer, lying dead, with
a number of police standing about the
body.
There was a poor attendance at the
Y. NJ. c. A Hall Saturday night, though
the program advertised was an excel
lent one. The various numbers were
capitally rendered and called forth
great applause.
The Asiatic boarding stables on Pr
koi street, opposite the Baseball
Grounds, are ready for occupancy, and
the neighbors begin to shudder. The
owners have considerably built high
hoard fence around the place.
Among the departures on the Gaze
lie Saturday were: Mrs Madeline
Hartwell. Miss Bernice Hartwell, Cap
tain Cotton, Chas. Hartwen, a. f.
Judd, Jr., Geo. S. Waterhouse, Miss NJ.
P. Mott-Smith, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;.
Among the arrivals from Kauai ports
per steamer Mikahala, Sunday morn