The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.

bdnu concert at the hawaiian EOLel
tonight. Time, 1880.
There were no arrests reported at the
Police Station last night.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge, No.
S22, tonight for work in second degree.
Charles Wilcox will occupy the pull
pit in Kawaiahao Church Sunday even
ing.
II will pay you to call at the ''Kau-
like bargain counters in the Robinson
block.
Poultry dinner and other luxuries at
the New Market Restaurant; IL to 2
p. m. today.
During the absence of DR.. S. Kobay-
ashi, DR.. /. Mort will have charge of his
office and patients.
Gleason will play second base in the
ST. Louis team on Saturday. Aiwohi
will play short-stop.
Oahu Lodge, No. 1, K. of p, will meet
tonight at o'clock for work in the
second and third ranks.
A bluejacket from one of the Ameri-
can men Of war was arrested for drunk
enness yesterday afternoon. -
James S. McCandless will leave for
the Coast by the Gaelic. He will visit
his old home in West Virginia.
The Salvation Army have moved to
the hall over the | X l., store, where
meetings will be held hereafter.
One dollar week for 81 weeks en-
titles you TO a Standard Dictionary.
Join now Drawings weekly. Wall,
Nichols COmDany
1t transpires that German is a first
class tWirIer and may go into the box
on Saturday, unless Hennessy is in
first-class condition.
Meeting of the Y H. I. tonight for
the purpose of choosing officers to serve
during the ensuing year. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
There was a luau to a number of
young people at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Dawson, Manoa, last night.
A very pleasant time was spent.
A two-seated family carriage in good
condition is offered for sale on reason
able terms by G. p. Castle. Can be
seen at T. B. Murray's repository.
An upright piano is offered for sale
at less than half-price, on account of
seen at p. II. Dodge's, Emma street. -
The latest in ox-blood hose at ]. ].
Egan's. A new line of goods has just
been received, including ladies' shirt
waists, dimities, lawns, laces, ties, etc.
Cricket practice on the parade
grounds IN front of the Drill Shed at
4:3O D. m. today. The new mat, recent
ly procured, will be used for the first
time.
A complete stock of Sterling wheels,
tires and sundries has just been re-
ceived at the household supply depart
ment of Castle & Cooke, Ltd. First
class wheels for rent.
Senator Morgan of Alabama, who is
expected here soon, will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou, at their new
home in Nuuanu. Senator Morgan is
cousin to Mrs. Ballou.
Second series of games in the pool
tournament at the Arlington billiard
parIors this evening. There are five
contestants, and the kicks regarding
professionals are still on.
Regular weekly session of the Com
missioners of Education at 2:3O p. m.
today. The opening of the school year
will be lot of business to transact.
The Regulars are not issued written
passes when they leave the grounds OF
the Executive Building. They are per-
mitted to pass through the gates any
time between 9 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co. are offer
ing Schlitz Milwaukee beer for $12
barrel, six dozen quarts, and $3.50 for
a. case of three dozen quarts. Also, all
kinds of wines at correspondingly low
prices
DIR. Murray will leave the city in a
few DAYS TO be absent about three
weeks. During his absence DR.. A. Sin
clair will have charge of his practice
and H. Herbert will make collections
for his account.
There will be no cricket matches be-
tween the H. c. c. and Theo. H. Da-
vies e. Co.'S teams until the return of
Mr.. Kane. who is the captain Of the
latter organization. There may be
practice game during the interval.
There were only five cases in the
Police Court yesterday. The only de-
PENDANT sentenced was Nohoanu, for
assault and battery on Keahi. For this
indiscretion Judge Wilcox sentenced
Noboanu to five days at hard labor on
the reef.
The Board of Supervisors of the Free
Kindergarten Association are remind
ed of the regular monthly meeting,
which is called for tomorrow CFriday)
morning at $50 at Queen Emma Hall.
The usual committee meetings are to
he held at 9 O'Clock at the same place
William Soper. who came from the
States recently. has gone to the new
Oahu Plantation to assist in erecting
the new pumps. Mr.. Soper is studying
engineering, and will probably return
TO the States at the end of the year for
the purpose of completing his course.
Mrs. Lemon has -ssigned the position
Of matron at the Kapiolani Maternity