The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Crepe and silk shirts, silk and cotton
underwear, socks, etc, at K. Furuyas
Regular weekly session of the Com
missioners of Education at 2:3O p. m.
today.
Our saving in expenses is equal TO
one profit, hence our prices. Sturde-
wants.
Schmidt & Sons have some goods
left, which they continue to sell with
out regard TO prices.
On account of Friday being a holt
day there will be no paper issued from
this Office Friday morning.
Foster A Davis filed his answer in
the Circuit Court yesterday 10 the libel
of Isabel r. Davis for divorce.
For the races: Sandwiches. etc, for
luncheon. Send your orders early to-
day. E. Poppleton, Home Bakery.
Detective KAPPA and others raided
a che IA den in KapuukOlo yesterday
and arrested the banker, Apo Leong-
This is ladies' day at the courts of
the Beretania Tennis Club. Lady
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Baseball enthusiasts will be pleased
be omitted on Saturday because of the
races.
Sarah Savidge, executrix of the
estate of the late Samuel Savidge, has
notice to creditors and others in this
paper
The stores of Lewis & Co., H. May
& Co, II. E. Mcintyre e. Bro, and
Charles Hustace will be closed tomor-
row, June 18th.
Green turtle soup, poultry, roast
spring lamb, mint sauce and other
dainties for dinner today at ]. Cam
acho's; and don't miss it.
The HeaIani dance takes place to-
morrow night. A large number of peo-
pie will be present, and the best of
music will be furnished to dance by.
American Minister Sewall made an
official call aboard the u. S. S. Marion
yesterday morning During the after
noon he returned a number of private
calls.
Oahu Lodge, No. 1, K. of p, will
meet tonight for work in the third
rank. Members of Mystic lodge and all
visiting brethren are cordially invited
to attend.
Four large pictures of the Volcano,
executed by d. Howard Hitchcock,
have been presented by him to the
Bishop Museum. One is the famous
Mokuaweoweo crater.
Patrons of races at the park on June
18th will be interested in knowing that
the management at Sans Souci will
serve a first-class lunch at that pop
ular resort for so cents.
AS a result of a court-martial on the
Philadelphia last week two sailors
were discharged from the service and
sent ashore. 1t is not known whether
or not they had the $50 required by
law.
The Jockey Club stand at the race
track will be much more convenient
than heretofore. In regard to the maui
ka side, there will be no more stand
ing in front OF people anxious to see
the races.
The regular annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society,
will be held at the home of ]. b.
Atherton. King street, at 7:30 O'Clock
this evening. Every member Is ex-
pected to be present.
]. T. Waterhouse has just received
complete line of the celebrated Ep1cu-
rean brand of table delicacies.~ The
sale of these particular high-class
goods has been so large that invoices
are received by every steamer.
Admiral Beardslee is not in the habit
of so far departing from the usual
course of events. as TO take charge in
person of the Philadelphia battalion,
when ashore for drill, as was stated In
an afternoon paper of Tuesday
One of the street cars actually went
so fast Tuesday night that hot-Dox
was the result. The passengers were
slightly Inconvenience, but this feel
ing was overcome by the surprise that
such a thing could have happened
Tenders for the construction Of ia
two-story frame dwelling on Thurston
avenue. for Mr. G. G. Ballentyne, Will
he received up to Wednesday, June 10,
at the office of Howard & Train, arch1-
tects. where plans and specifications
can be seen.
The departure of Hugh Morrison,
manager of Makawelo plantation, Tor
scotland at this time, being the mlddle
of the grinding season, has given rise
to the rumOr that he would not re-
turn. This is denied by the agents OF
the company
Kawika. a young native hoodlum,
who was caught sometime ago raising
a racket on the streets and making
himself generally obnoxious, was SEN
fenced yesterday to "a hours imprison-
ment at hard labor by Judge Wilcox
in the Police Court.
The Kamehameha Baseball Assocl-
ation has arranged with the Hawaiian
Tramwavs Company that patrons OF the
moonlight concert. next Saturday ev-
ching NAV pay their fares 10 and from
the school grounds by the coupons at
tacbed to the tickets, good for cents
each.
One of the boxes" formed by the
arches of the balconies of Bishop Hail,
IN L. 1,ncnniad by President DOE