The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24
LOCAL BpEvITIES.

JOIN AedelrOS & DECKER ; suit Cluo,
81 per week.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge,
No S22, tonight. Work in third degree.
Do not miss Furuya's sale. Every
thing going without regard TO cost
Hotel street.
Rev. d. P Birnie and his sister, Miss
Sarah Birnie, returned from Japan on
the Doric yesterday.
Regular council of Hawaiian Tribe,
No /, l. o. r. NJ, tonight Work in
the Warriors degree.
The ST. Louis Football Team will
practice this afternoon at the old place
Every member must be out.
K. Iwakami, Hotel street, Robinson
block, has received by the Doric new
line of kimonos, table napkins, etc.
A new sign over the Arlington Hotel
doorway, painted by Ingham, is at
tracing much favorable comment.
A regular monthly meeting of the
First Company of Sharpshooters Will
be held at headquarters tonight at f:5O
o'clock.
All members of the Town Football
Team are requested to be out for prac-
tice on the Makiki Baseball Grounds
at p. N, today.
George w. Smith has resigned as
member OF the Council of State, IN or
der that he may serve as Commits
sioner of Education.
News was received by the Mariposa
Yesterday that Walter Dillingham; was
getting on very nicely. He Will proDa-
bly, be back on the next Australia.
The band gave very delightful con-
cert at the Hawaiian Hotel last even
ing. The lanai and verandas were well
allied with Honolulu's society people,
Frank Godfrey's Ready Reference
Book and Directory of Registered No-
ters'' has been received. 1t Is com
n1ete in makeup and convenient in
form.
The latest and most satisfactory gar
den hose manufactured is called the
RI Velvet. Call and inspect it at the
Hawaiian Hardware Company, 2S6 Fort
street, 2~
Bert Peterson left on the Doric yes
terday afternoon for a trip into South
ern California, where he will spend
several months in the interest OF MS
health.
Fish Inspector Keliipio reports that
there were over 1000 of the fish known
as puhikii received at the Fish Mar
ket Yesterday The big catch was maze
off Waikiki.
The elevator in the Mott-Smith
building was tried for the first time
Yesterday, Miss Daisy Rice, Mr. Dayey,
DIR. Derby and Mr.. Hoffman being the
first ones to ride in it.
Mr. and Mrs. Desky left on the Do
ric Yesterday, the latter for her health.
Mr.. Desky will be gone but four weeks
while his wife will probably remain
over a year in the States.
special meeting of the Leilani Boat
Club will be he'd at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel at 7:3O this Friday evening,
Sentember oath, to which every mem
her is earnestly requested to attend.
At a meeting of the Board of Health
Yesterday President Smith remarked
that crouuet sets and swings were
needed at the Leper Settlement on
Nolokai. Between $40 and $50 would
be sufficient.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Clementson,
who are so we'll known here as to be
almost kamaainas, came down from
San Francisco on the Mar1posa yester-
day. They will proceed to the Colonies
on the Warrimoo today.
Miss Johnson, one of the trained
nurses who came here over year ago,
left on the Doric for San Francisco
Yesterday She will return in Decem-
Der. A large number of friends were
at the steamer to say goodbye.
native woman, dressed in Chinese
fho
She has been in China long time, and
found it necessary, in order TO get
along. to conform to the customs OF the
country. She is now at the Quaran-
tine Station, and when free will again
don the comfortable holoku. She says
she is tired of Chinese clothes.
At the residence of Andrew Brown
Superintendent of the Water Works,
this evening, Miss Janet Scott Of Ed
inburgh. Scotland, and j. S. Muirhead
engineer at Waimanalo Plantation, Will
he married by the Rev. ID. p. Blrn1e
Miss Scott arrived by the Mar1posa
Yesterday. The bridal party will go to
their home at Waimanalo on Saturday
Mrs. May E. Smith, niece of Sen
etor BoutelIe of Maine, who, with her
little daughter, Lucy, has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cottrell, for the
mast two months. will leave for her
home in Berkeley. California, by the 5.
n. Castle on Sunday next Mrs. SmlIh
charming manners have won for her
host of friends here, who wish her Don
voyage.