The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Wray Taylor and family have moved
into their new home
Mating. screens, vases, fans and
fancy articles at X Furuya's.
C. EIvin has been appointed ord
nance sergeant in the barracks.
A young man with excellent refer
ences desires a position as bookkeeper.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, |
No. q, this evening for work in sec
ond degree.
The body Of the late Frank Spencer
will be taken TO Waimea, Hawaii, on |
the Kinau today.
Every gentleman is invited TO in
spect the new tailor goods at Schmidt !
&, Sons. Nobody is obliged to buy.
The band gave a delightful concert
at the Hawaiian Hotel last evening.
A large number of people were pres
ent.
Timely topics on tropical fruits is in
teresting reading in the Hawaiian
Hardware Company's advertisement
today.
At 10 a. n. today, at his salesrooms,
James F. Morgan will sell household
furniture, palms, ferns, etc, at public
auction.
The program of the 18th annual
meeting of the Hawaiian Jockey Club,
for June 18th and 18th, is announced
this morning.
w. s. Luce will sell at his sales
rooms. at 10 a. m. today a fine assort-
ment of ferns, palms, bigonias, etc. AL
so, two English pug dogs.
Inspector General of Schools H. S.
Townsend and Colonel Spalding were
among the passengers from Kauai on
the James Makee yesterday.
Sturdevant is closing out and going
to California.
Mounted patrolmen were especially
prominent out along King street yes
terday afternoon. Someone said that
they were provided with boxes Oh
tacks.
The new Bergstrom organ, for the
new HiIo Foreign Church, will arrive
at that port on the Roderick Dhu. The
church will be completed in about two
weeks
On account of the departure of
steamers and the lawn party of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society,
there was no meeting of the Commits
sfoners of Education yesterday.
Subscriptions to the permanent me
mortal of the Queen Victoria Diamond
Jubilee. or the days celebration, Will
be received at the offices or r M.
Swanzy, ]. NJ. Dowsett and Robert
Cation.
The new platform, rope, belts, etc.,
for the coming tug-of-war tournament
will be tested tonight at the pavilion
bv a Japanese team. Those interested
in the coming sport are invited to pc
present.
Nv order of Maj. J. w. Jones, Com
NAMES G. d. f and H, Second Battal-
ion. First Regiment, n. G. H., Will as
semble in the Drill Shed on Saturday
at 2:15 D. M, preparatory to taking part
in Memorial Day ceremonies.
The che ia fiends are getting new
deal all round in the Police Court now.
instead of being fined, as previously,
they get two or three months in jail IL
is thought that this mode of procedure
will put stop to the game
Tho Summer School will begin July
7th and continue for three weeks. DR..
r r. Brown, professor of pedagogy IN
California state University, will take
tho Mace held by DR.. Dresslar last year.
E,I1I announcements will be made
shortly.
The hand played for the Aorangl on
the Pacific Mail wharf from IL unIii
1870 a. m. yesterday. F1ndlnS Cnal
the steamer would not leave for quite
While professor Berger and the boys
went over to the oceanic uoch anu
4Lo off
Saw What in the world do you call
LOG Cabin?"
A letter from T. z. Cowart, OF the
Hagey Institute, contains Information
70 the effect that Charles Hawkins
vbo skinned out from here, has gone
to South Africa He has no connec-
ton with the institute. Hawkins mas
changed his name TO Muloch
The steamer IwaIani, in command
of CAPTAIN Gregory, left the INTEREST,"
and wharf at 10 o'clock last night WITH
+be Board of Health, various physl'
clans. newspaper men and others on
trim TO the leper settlement. The part!
will return to Honolulu on the Iwalan
tomorrow morning.
In the Police Court yesterday HoI
How and All Kong were each hned S2'
and costs for unlawful possession o
opium. All Wal was given three
months on the reef for having che II
tickets in possession. George PAN
deserter from EIeele plantation, wa
ordered to return to work
d. G. Sylvester, one of the fast bi
cycle riders of Honolulu, has pur
chased a Sterling racer from FRANZ
Atherton. and henceforth and foreve
will make his records on the greer
rim. This makes two Of the very oes
riders on the Islands who have chosel
the Sterling, built, as that Wheel Is