The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Join Aedeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week
Detective KAPPA has his eye on the
swipes dealers.
l. D. Timmons has money TO loan on
real estate. See ad.
Male tooth powder is prepared only
by Benson, Smith & Co.
The Peru may be in this evening
with a few days later news.
The harbor is daily filled with crews
practicing for the coming races.
The car tracks on Alakea street, be-
low King, are dangerous TO wheelmen.
A reward is offered for the return of
big male dog to the Catholic Mission.
Captain Cotton of the u. S. S. PhiIa-
delphia will leave for home on Septem-
Der Sd.
n. S. Sachs advertises list of new
goods just received. All the latest fads
in millinery.
T. H. Gibson, wife and three children
came from Kauai on the Re Au Hou
Sunday morning.
The school teachers are getting their
affairs in shape for the beginning of
the next school year.
White and colored starched shirts,
silk and crepe negligee shirts at K.
Furuya's sale. Below cost.
Marshal Brown and bride will be
back from their honeymoon trip to Mo-
lOkai on the Mauna Loa Friday.
The Makee Sugar Company filed a
motion for a new trial in the case
which was recently decided against
them.
Voters in the Eighth Precinct, Fifth
District, are requested to meet at the
Tramways Stables, Palama, at 1880 to-
night.
On account of departure on October
31st, K. Furuya is holding big closing
out sale at his store in Robinson block,
Hotel street.
Call at j. Emmeluth & Co.'S new store
on King street, and inspect the wire
glass. See full particulars in new adj
vertisement today.
All registered voters of the Seventh
Precinct, Fifth District, are requested
to meet at the Reform School at 1870
o'clock this evening.
Owing to the terms and the high
price set upon the Hawaiian Hotel
property, there were no bidders at the
sale called for Saturday.
Sheriff Carter of Kauai gave a large
party at his home in Lihue on the night
of August 2Sth. People from all over
the Island were present
A large number of school teachers
returned on the Claudine Sunday morn
ing to be ready for the fall term of the
Government schools which opens very
soon.
1t is understood that a certain Homo
lulu young man, who went to Waialua
last week, had somewhat of difficulty
with the residents of that place day
or two ago.
An effort will be made to have the
merchants close their stores all day on
Saturday. September 18th, when the
championship boat races will take
place at Pearl HarbOr.
One OF Fred Harrison's Portuguese
drivers was badly hurt Saturday morn
ing. He fell off his seat on the wagon
foot, making an ugly cut
No more dances need be looked for
at either the Myrtle or Healani boat
houses until after Regatta Day. The
boys are in training, and have no
time to think of frivolities.
There was a big luau at the home or
Ofieer Kawahahee Saturday afternoon
and evening. the event being the cele-
bratfon of the first birthday of his son.
A large number of friends were pres
emit
The officers of the u. S. S. Marion
will all be transferred aboard the Bal
timore, due here in a few weeks. They |
are a right fine set of fellows, and Ho- |
nolulu people will be glad to see them !
back again.
Rev. H. II. Parker went to Waialua |
Saturday to unite in marriage a couple !
of pure native Hawaiians. The house |
was deliberately decorated for the oc- |
casion. and a most pleasant time was
spent after the ceremony.
On Wednesday, September 1st, at 10 |
n m at the residence of j. l.. Dumas,
High School premises, Emma street, |
James F. Morgan will sell at pubic
auction the entire nOuSeholu Iul HIICAe'
mounted telescope, bicycles, etc
No head operator in the Telephone
Exchange has yet been selected. Geo
Macy went out and no one has yet gone
in to take his place. 1t is understood
that Togo Jackson is the one who Will
probably be selected for the position.
Among the arrivals on the Mikahala
from Kauai ports Sunday morning
were the following: Anton Cropp' >:
x. Kaeo. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rice ana
family. Miss Juliette King, Miss May
Hart. Capt. and Mrs. Max Schlemmer
and s. ". Meheu1a.
John Sylvia. the Manoa Wonder, re-
turned from Hilo on the Kinau Friday.
while there he tried to get match
race for any distance with Turner, the
vbeelman. who was reported TO nave