The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-02

LOCAL BgEv!T!ES.

MONDAY night
Minister Cooper has gone to Laupa-
hOehoe, Hawaii.
Baseball at $3.50 p. NJ today. Bere-
tania street cars.
Miss Pauahi Judd's Kindergarten
will open tonight.
Concert in Emma Square at 4:30
O'Clock this afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Monsarrat will
give party at Kuliouou Sunday.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock went to
Hilo on the Kinau yesterday morning.
The Salvation Army will have har-
vest festival on October on Fort near
Hotel.
The Misses Morgan of Alabama left
for visit to the Volcano on the Kinau
yesterday.
At the Villa, Waikiki, today, Mrs.
S. Roth will give a luncheon to num-
Der of ladies.
James B. Castle and family will leave
for Washington by the next voyage OF
the Australia.
The Marlin trophy shoot will begin
at 100 p. m. today. There are i've
companies in it.
G. Schuman has a notice in this Is
sue to persons doing business with
the Club Stables.
There will be about 40 cases brought
up before Judge Wilcox in the Ponce
Court this morning.
Mrs. E. X. Wilder has gone on a
weeks visit to Overseas" fthe new
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ballsu.
There was dance at the Hedemann
home last night, complimentary to
Miss Friis. Some 80 people were pres
ent.
See change of timetable of the Ca
madam Australian Royal Mail Steam
ship Company's steamers to and from
this port.
A special meeting Of stockholders OF
Kohala Sugar Company will be held at
the Office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd, at lO
a. m. today.
Mrs. Gums dancing school for
grown people opened with quite num-
Der last night Mrs. Alice Brown pre-
sided at the piano.
A new shipment of the famous An
.heuser-Busch Budweiser beer has been
received by the Irmgard for II. HACK
field & Co., sole agents.
Mrs. ]. II. Walker and child, the
family of one of the members OF the
Advertiser force, arrived from Sydney
by the Miowera yesterday.
At II noon today, at his solesrooms,
James F. Morgan will sell by public
auction in front of his salesrOOms, sew
eral vehicles, horse, harness, etc.
There were no returns received from
the Kauai election districts yesterday.
Maui and Hawaii returns Will pe
brought by the Claudine on Sunday.
Capt. James Gregory left on the MO
vera Yesterday for visit to his broth
er in Portland, Oregon. 1t is authorl-
tatively stated that he will not return
alone.
grand opening display of fall mil
,inery will take place on Monday next
and the following two days at MISS A.
Cahill's parlors. Arlington block, Hotel
street.
The combined dance of the three
boat clubs is booming along. The COM
mittees have another meeting in the
basement of the Hawaiian Hotel on
Monday night.
Mr. George Freeth was one of the
passengers on the Miowera last night
3 He is on his way to Philadelphia t6
learn the workings of ship-bulldins
establishment.
Tennis has begun again for the fall
The Beretania Club boys gave thell
opening ladies' day yesterday after
noon. There were quite number o.
friends present.
According to measurements taken OF
the maps in the Survey Office yester
day. the Alice M. was just length ant
a half behind the Stranger at the star
in Thursdays race.
Arthur Nav, son of Tom May, ant
Aeneas Macintosh, son OF Rev. Alex
ander Macintosh, left on the Mower;
last night, and will return to England
to resume their studies.
Several parties are being made up t.
go to the Pail on Monday for the pur
pose of witnessing the blowing up o
one of the banks, deemed necessar,
for the completion of the new road.
A vaudeville troupe of merry-maker
came on the Miowera yesterday. The
will remain over here week, and vii
probably perform. A number OF tn
Flying Jordan people are with them.
The natives were again receive
aboard the French ram-cruiser Du
guay-Trouin yesterday Afternoon
They went prepared with chickens, pc
tatoes, taro etc-a regular ''hookupu.
The French officers were very niue
pleased.
The people, and there are nearly
hundred, who put their money INT
the Hawaiian Amusement Company
are wondering when they Will g
their $40 out again. The money ha
been deposited in one of the banks, an
is doing positively nothing.
J. T. Lund, formerly of the Paclf
Cycle & Mfg. Co., has opened gel
eral repair shop on Fort street, opp
c;to tbo CIuh Stables full line