The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-28
LOCAL BREViTIES.
Baseball at $3.50 today.

moSI Hnlshed.
Ask w. w. Dimond what he thinks
OF the aermotor.
]. @. Wood will leave for Maui on
Tuesday, to be absent 10 days
Three new dwellings are contem-
plated on the new Beach road.
This is the final week of the vaca-
ton for the Government Band.
President Dole received the Captain
Of the L. S. s. Bennington yesterday.
Officer Chamberlain is back on the
beats again after a very long illness.
The patent road sweeper has been at
work at Waikiki for the past two days.
Stars and Regiments on the Makiki
baseball grounds at $3.50 p. m. today.
The rumor that the Hagey Social
Club will disband is denied by it's Off
GERS.
Join the Standard Dictionary Club of
Wall, Nichols Company. Only 81 a
week.
Professor and Mrs. Mead are spend2Y
ing a few days with Mrs. Swanzy at
Koolau. =
All the candidates for legislative
on Monday.
Miss Ida Horner. w. H. Cornwell and
L. NJ. Vettlesen were passengers on the
Mauna Loa yesterday.
A cottage on King street, next to
Singers Bakery, containing six rooms,
is advertised for rent
DR.. Shaw will take Dr. Monsarrat's
place as meat inspector during the lat
ter's absence on Hawaii.
Cuff holders. sleeve links, scarf hold
ers, studs and all jewelry at K. Flu
ruya's sale. Below cost.
Nearly all of the teachers of Kane
hameha School, who went to the States
on vacation have returned.
A number of school teachers left on
the Mauna Loa yesterday for their va
rious posts of duty in Kona and Kau.
The European barber shop, Merchant
street, near Fort, is the place to visit.
The very finest of work is done there.
Mrs. Hugh Gum returned on the
Kinau yesterday after a pleasant vaca-
ton spent at the Volcano with friends.
C. l.. Garvin, NJ D., has an office with
Dr. F. r. Day, Beretania street. Office
hours, 1 to p. m. Residence telephone,
393.
David Nakaamo was arrested last
night by some of Kaapa's men and lock-
ed up on the charge of having che ia
tickets in possession.
There will be meeting of the Board
of Agriculture on Monday to consider
Commissioner Marsden's application
for leave of absence.
DR.. Myers will take DR.. Towards
place as dispensary physician until
September LIST, when the latter will go
back into his old place.
c. NJ. Pepper, the Chicago Tribune
correspondent, left for the Volcano on
the Mauna Loa yesterday. He will be
back on the next Kinau.
At D. M today one of the scientific
kites, which recently arrived in the
city. will be flown in front of Wall.
Nichols Company's bookstore.
This is the night when the sellers of
swipes are abroad and the peacably-
inclined people in Pauoa, Auwaioli-
mu Kunawai, KakaakO and Iwilei sit
up all night, only to listen to hideous
noises.
The bursting of the ammonia pipes
at the cold-stOrage warehouse was ser1-
Gus from the difficulty found in repair
ing them The/fluid is so strong that
it was dangerous for the men to at
tempt to mend them.
The dance to be given by Mrs. Wild
err for Messrs. Albert and James Judd,
will take place at Eskbank on Mon
day night at o'clock instead of at
Waikiki, as previously announced
About fifty people have been invited.
One dollar a week entities you to
membership in the Standard Dlcton-
airy Club, Wall, Nichols Company pro-
prietorS. The books are on exhibition
at the store, where full particulars will
be given. II. e. Kelsey is the local So
licitor.
d. X. Baker, one of the plaintiffs in
the suit against Mrs. T. B. Lyons ct al, |
made a deposition to the Circuit Court |
Yesterday that one of the jurors in the |
recent trial was convicted of treason in
1895. and has never been restored TO |
his civil rights since.
In the Board of Health meeting !
Thursday afternoon, the subject of
disinfecting lamp was brought up by
DR.. Day 1t was brought out during !
the course of the discussion that there |
is a fine one aboard the Japanese man |
of-war Naniwa, now in port.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
were the following: DR.. Maxwell, ii. !
NJ. Wells. Mrs B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs.
Hugh Gum, H. Rycroft, r. l. Auer-
bach. Wilder Wight, w. ]. Gallagher,
F. NJ Wakefield, T. R. Keyworth, DIT
z. Armitage.
Secretary Coleman of the Y. NJ. C. A.
assumed charge of affairs again in the
Association building. 1t has been learn
ed that the Y. NJ. c. a. members kind
1v rememhered him with purse or