The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Sugar, 3Ac.


everything first-class at Poppleton's.
A good business is advertised for
sale. See advertisement.
new stock of goods at the City
Feed Store. Five brands of flour to
select from.
The Honolulu Cricket Club will give
a smoker in the American League hall
Saturday night at s o'clock.
Two more of the o. r. & l.. engines
were laid up for repairs yesterday.
That makes three now in the shops.
Mrs. Clarence Ashford has invited a.
number of ladies to an afternoon tea,
from 4 TO today, to meet Miss East
man.
Mrs. Wilder intends tearing down
the old house on her Waikiki premises
a fine two-story beach house will take
its place.
There will be a small dance at the
Myrtle Boat Club house Thursday night
given by some of the members of that
organization.
The Houghtailing liquor case will
come up for trial in the Police Court
Charles Creighton.
w. n. Armstrong returned from
Washington yesterday, and will as
sumo the editorial duties of the Ad-
vertiser in a few days.
Judge Perry opened the August term
OF the Circuit Court yesterday. The
days session was devoted to lottery,
liquor and opium cases.
Rev. c. NJ. Hyde will go to Japan
today, to be gone six weeks. While
there he will be special correspondent
to the Advertiser and Gazette
The Evergreen Social Club will not
give dance at Remond Grove Satur-
day night on account of the theatre
Another night will be selected.
Mrs. Paul Isenberg returned from
San Francisco on the Doric yesterday
looking her old self again. She was
met at the steamer by a large num-
Der of her friends.
American Minister SewaII called
aboard the Naniwa in the Admiral's
launch late yesterday afternoon. The
customary salute was fired as Mr.. Sew
all left the ships side.
Regular semi-annual meeting of the
Honolulu Cricket Club at o'clock this
evening in the parlors of the Arlington
hotel. Important business. Every
member expected to attend.
Mr.. c. du Roi, Manager of B. F. En-
lers & Co., arrived on the Doric yester-
day He left Mrs. du Roi in con-
valescent state and said that he expect
ed her to return to Honolulu in about
six weeks, fully recovered.
A dwelling, with pasturage, in Nuu-
anu Valley, and the dwelling house on
Beretania street, formerly occupied by |
Wray Taylor, are advertised to let. |
Apply to J. o. Carter trustee, Camp |
bell block, Merchant street.
There will be return cricket match
between teams from H. B. NJ. S. Pen
guin and the H. G.. G. Wednesday after
noon at o'clock on the old baseball
Makiki. Ladies and their
friends are particularly invited.
Ex-senator Dubois, Senators Can
non. Doolittle, Pettigrew and Mantle
will make tour of the world, return
ing via Japan and Hawaii, and will
probably make an extended visit here
before the next session of Congress.
The horse attached to Isakawi's ex-
press, bolted and ran down King
street yesterday afternoon, running
into a tree in front Of the Chinese fruit
store. near Alakea street. The wagon
was overturned on the sidewalk, and
the horse broke loose and continued
Joe Morse. anchor man of the Foun-
dry team, objects to being taken by
the newspapers for the anchor man OF
the Portuguese team and denies that
he was chased into the police station
Yesterday One of the afternoon papers
yesterday had him in another mans
shoes.
Cook, the ex-mounted patrolman,
whose horse was killed Sunday AFTER
noon, says that he and his friend were
not coming from, but going to the con-
cert on Makee Island. He did not make
a short turn. The buggy got caught IN
the tram-car track and the horse was
thrown to the ground, with the result
Of a broken neck.