The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-30
LOCAL BRfyITlES.

The races at Cyclomere this after -
noon and night will be the best ever =
seen on the islands. d d
FURNISHINGS of all kinds at The =
Kash. Waverley block, Hotel street. :
Shirts made to order.
All of the Puueo tract lots, near Hilo,
have been sold. Most of them went
to people who will build.
lock Mcclure was out for a little
while Yesterday He says he considers
il a great fortune that he was not
killed.
During the absence from the Islands
of Ieong Shee fw.), T. Guam See will
act for her under full power Of at
torney.
Judge and Mrs. Wilcox returned
from Hilo on the Kinau yesterday.
Mrs. Wilcox is looking very much bet
ter for the trip.
II is reported from Hilo that Hack
field & Co. have disposed of three car
goes of lumber since opening their
yards at that place.
M. D. Monsarat, the surveyor, re-
turned from the other side of the lsiand
by way of the Pail yesterday he re-
ports plenty of rain.
See list of standard oils, coal tar,
Stockholm tar, fire clay, Dixon
graphite, compounds, ETC., carried III
stock by Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
from Molokai on the k1nau YESTERDAY.
He reports fine weather with ram
enough to make everything grow
G G. Kennedy who has just return
ed from long trip, says he still loves
old Scotland. but with his family found
the fall weather very disagreeable.
A w Cornelius who has spent sew
oral weeks looking up coffee lands on
Hawaii returned on the k1nau yes
terday we'll satisfied with the outlook.
A special musical service at Central
Union Church. Sunday night. In place
of the sermon there will be an address
on "the Gospel in two famous hymns.
There is no reason why you should
wear moor shoes when you can get the
genuine article at the Manufacturers,
Shoe Co.'S at the right prices. Sign OF
the big shoe.
Nigel Jackson, the wheelman. does
not propose to be outdOne IN tnef1ndI-
ter of style by the visiting wheeimeh;
He has bought new batn rope anu
will wear it tonight.
The ball of the Scottish Thistle CLUB
at Sans Souci last night was pro
hall was beautifully decorated ana
dancing was kept up to late hour.
Mr.. Archie Young, who has been IN
world famed shops on the Clyde is d
very welcome visitors these days wnen
he appears among his fathers old
friends at the Honolulu Iron WORKS.
Otmatsu, Japanese from Hamakua
was brought down on the klnau III
irons Yesterday. He has been senten-
ced TO 10 months Imprisonment al
hard labor on the charges OF gross
cheat and assault on his wlfe.
There was a rumor on the streets
Yesterday that Marshal Brown mad &C.
cepted a higher position and that NJ
would soon resign. Inquiry proVet
the contrary. The Marshal h1msei
had not even heard of the rumor.
T w. Graft. of Seattle. is in the cit!
on route from China to his home MI
Graft is engaged in railroad building
in China in connection with A. w
Rash of the Sound country. He VII
continue his journey by the Japanes
steamer today.
On Thursday one of the mules IN
tramcar on King street slipped an
fell. The car ran into the amman an
a large wound on the right SIDE wa
the result. The animal was allowed
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hooked on to the car again.
G.. Creda. first class barber frol
San Francisco has accepted the pos
tion of tonsorial artist in the Hawa
ian hotel He knows his bushes
thoroughly and will be valuable ma
in the Mace. Mr. Creda assumes
new position on Monday morning.
The Townies and Regiments hs
lively football practise on the Exec
tive Building grounds last even1n
The feature of the play was the reg
ments strong line. showing that w
unexpectedly good was mace Dy q
soldier boys against the sklil1ui 10"
les.
On Monday morning Caterer Cha
man and family will go to Halawa
snend fortnight He has been We
bnsilv engaged throughout the We
and lately his wife and child ha
heen very ILL., The combination or G
cumstances makes it necessary Tor u
to look for change
The Misses Helen and Llta wider
turned yesterday from Hllo with VIZ
accounts of the progress OF the con
industry in Olaa. They give the mi
glowing accounts. The Misses WIG
brought down with them an lmmeI
.'Uku' caught on Hawaii and a pun
of plover shot by friends.
Mr.. Allen Herbert, Acting Comm
sioner of Agriculture, will leave
Hawaii in a week or so on tour
inspection of the coffee plantations
that island He intends to make
very minute examination of everyth
hearing upon coffee in order to g
accurate information to the public
The Supreme Court decided vest
dav that the case of the Republic
w 7 Coelho for embezzlement, m
he tried over again. One of the juur
had not taken the oath to support
Government, and motion Tor
t-s.1 having been denied in the Cir
Court. the case was brought to
Supreme Court.
Among the arrivals from Maui
Hawaii ports on the kina Yves. yeste =
we're the following: c. l.. Wlght, :
snI-General and Mrs. HAYWOOD, +
hodge r. w. Single, ]. p. Bush,
a irwin. R. Lyman, c. Motley. }.