The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.

10 t1lIO.
Championship races today! Don't
fail to attend.
The Raymond-Whitcomb party left
for the Volcano yesterday.
Get the ribbons of your fayorites and
take the train for Pearl City.
The American League will meet on
Tuesday, not Monday evening.
The family of the late ]. T. Cunning
ham publish a card of thanks in this
paper.
There will be luau at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Robinson on the Peninsu-
la today.
At K. Furuya's closing out sale,
everything is being disposed of regard
less of cost.
The Chinese celebrated the full moon
last night with the usual racket of
small firecrackers.
A. G. NJ. Robertson and W. A. Kin
ney returned from Kauai on the Ke Au
Hou yesterday morning.
Trains for Pearl City and the races
at LAB and BIS p. m. Return i'm
mediately after the events.
Lee Sing Tai will receive a new lot
of wicker chairs and mating by the
City of Picking on the 18th.
You can pick up the greatest bar
gains in town at the Kaulike counters,
Robinson Block. Hotel street.
Secretary Koya of the Japanese Le-
cation is in poor health and will re-
turn to Toxic by the next steamer.
During the absence of DR.. c.. Clifford
Ryder from the Islands DR.. t. McMil-
Ian will have charge of his practice.
The Occidental restaurant has re-
opened under new management. Board,
$3.50 per week; single meals, % cents.
Arrangements are about completed
for swimming matches to be included
in the events to take place on the 18th
inst.
The streams in Kalihi were swollen
to four or five feet Thursday night
from the heavy rains out in that di-
rection.
At 10 a. III. today, at his salesrooms,
w. S. Luce will sell at public auction
a fine assortment of ferns, palms, BIZ
gonias, etc.
Better tell your friends to call quick
if they expect to get one of those
choice lots at Kapahulu, as they are
selling fast
The town will be deserted this af-
ternoon. The principal business houses
will close and there will be no base
ball or cricket.
Williams photograph of A. V. Gear
and Davey's pictures of the Senators
ID,0e noIa a two inc
Vorable comment.
Inspector General Townsend has
gone to Hawaii on his regular annual
tour of inspection. He will not re-
turn until after Christmas.
waikiki baths" formerly "Sarato-
ga" has opened under new manage
ment of Charles David. Fine baths and
fine meals and first-class place.
Programs for the championship
races this afternoon will be distrib-
uted on the trains at 1:45 and 3:15' p.
m. today by William Smithies.
At the store OF S. Takemura, 405
King street, on Wednesday next, Jas.
F. Morgan will sell at public auction !;
the entire stock of merchandise.
On Monday, September 18th, at the
at public auction, lot of surplus
stores from the bark H. F. Glade.
The following is not given as tip,
but merely as an observation CLEANED
from the way bets are going: Myrtles
for the senior and Leilanis for the jul
nior.
The Salvation Army lasses of Ma
vi and Hawaii returned to their re-
spective districts on the Kinau yester-
day morning the three days council
having been completed here.
The meeting of the members of all
the young peoples church societies
will be held in the Methodist Church
tomorrow evening at 6:25. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Tickets for the boat races will be
good on any train of the o. r. & l.. co.
this day. Passes issued by the Regat-
ia Committee will be the only ones
bonored on the Las and 3:15 p. m.
trains.
Mrs. James Campbell was among the
passengers on the Kfnau for Hilo yes
terday. She accompanies Mrs. Nawahi
and will spend a fortnight at her place,
returning TO Honolulu at the end OF
that period.
Commander Dyer of the U. S. S.
made an official call on
the Minister of Foreign Affairs yester-
day morning, and was later presented
m President Dole. The guard was
naraded and the band played.
Second District Magistrate Peterson
occupied the bench in the Police Court
Yesterday morning in the absence OF
Judge Wilcox. He took TO the place
like an old hand and demonstrated his
ability 70 deal with criminal cases.
Allen Herbert has built a fine bill
lizard hall on his premises, Kal1h1. In
front of this and facing toward the sea,
is a fine lanai covered with a thick
roofing of Jill grass. A NUMBER OF