The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Register before it is too late.

Register before III Is 100 late.
Bargain. Sturdevants /
Owing to the holiday, there will be
no paper issued from this Office tomor-
row.
The warships in the harbor will be 4
dressed tomorrow and a salute fired at
noon.
Crepe and silk neglige shirts. white
and colored starched shirts at X. Fu-
ruya's.
Order your lunches and ice cream for I.
tomorrow from Poppleton's Home
Bakery.
Fresh California fruit, vegetables, /
fish, oysters today at the California
Fruit Market.
The wife of Admiral Beardslee and
Mrs. Stoney are expected on the Aus
tralia today.
Poultry dinner todayIat the e' Dcelae and
al Hotel. Fresh califOT9ia salmon and
There was a very large attendance at
the band concert on the Hawaiian Ho-
tel grounds last night.
A furnished house with nine rooms
can be rented for four or five months.
Address III" Gazette office.
The Regulars marched by a drum
and fife, instead of a drum and bugle,
while drilling yesterday morning.
Julius Asch, his wife and one of his
children are still seriously i'll at their
home on Alakea street, near Hotel.
Owing to the Jubilee celebration holt
day, II. May e. Co. will deliver grocer
les at Waikiki today, instead of tomor-
row.
You don't get something for no
thing" in this world, but you get the
most goods for the least money at Stur-
devant's.
The ladies OF the Valley Tennis Club
will hold a reception at the grounds on
Saturday from to 6 p. m. A general
invitation to the public is extended.
The grocery firms of H. May e. Co.,
Lewis q Co., II. E. Mcintyre & Bro,
and Charles Hustace will be closed to-
morrow, the Queens Diamond Jubilee
A native by the name of Kekoa is
getting up a company OF native hula
dancers, to furnish all of the old-time
hulas to those who may desire to see
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. o. King left for
their home in Kealia on the James Ma
kee yesterday. Quite number or
friends were at the steamer to say
goodbye.
An official program of the regatta,
sports and other events on Queen Vic
toria's Jubilee Day is being compiled
and arranged for the committee by
Frank Godfrey.
Two Ways TO Buy Clothes is the
subject of a very interesting article
from the well-known house of NJ. NC
Inerny, haberdasher. Read it and draw
your own conclusions.
Kawaapae Resort, on the slope OF
HaIeakala, Maui, will be open to guests
on and after July 1st. For further par
ticuIars see advertisement.
Sam Dowsett returned from the
Sound on the Diamond Head yesterday,
after a pleasant trip in Seattle, Port
Blakely and other places near by. sam
had a fine time, and is looking excep-
tionally well.
School children are now visiting the
AnimatOscope in a body. On Such oc-
casions the COrbett fight is eliminated
from the show, there being plenty OF
other material to make 1t 1nterestlhg
and instructing. Animatoscope parties
are now the fad.
The subcommittee of the various
events in tomorrow's celebration hand
ed i'm their reports to the General Com
mittee at the Arlington Hotel last
night. The arrangements are perfect
and the reports were accepted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Briggs, the
new executive officer of the u >. .
philadelphia, has adopted the reguia'
. ton time of marching the battalion,
3O-inch step and 12G to the minute. on-
der Lieutenant Ingersoll, the time was
much slower.
The petition now being gotten up pS
the teachers of the city and LOOKING
toward the retention of John F. Scott
as Deputy Inspector-GeneraI o.
Schools. will be presented to the Com
nissioners of Education on THURSDAY
II is understood that this petition VII
be signed by a very large number O.
people