The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-24
LOCAL BREVITlES.

OiS III LnlS paper.
The Australia will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow afternoon.
Five lots at Waikiki. known as the
Ostrich Farm" are advertised for
sale.
Crepe and silk shirts, pajamas, kimo-
nos, underwear, etc, below cost at K.
F'uruya's sale.
Feed stocks of all kinds at the City
Feed Store, Punchbowl and Beretania
streets. Telephone 92L.
The Pacific Hardware Company has
just received the three cups for the
Hawaiian Rowing Association.
A F. Tayares has been appointed a
Notary Public for the First Judicial
Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands.
At a meeting of the Cabinet yestAr-
day, the principal topic under discus
sion was the Japanese matter. No deci-
sion was arrived at.
Four fast horses arrived from san
Francisco on the Mohican yesterday.
Three are for Gus Schuman and one
is for James Quinn.
Miss Helen Wider will give lunch
Alice KimbalD tomorrow. There will
be ten ladies present.
By agreement, jury has been waived
in the case of NJ. G. Silva VS.. A. Fer
nandez and the case may be tried either
in term time or vacation.
There will be a special dinner and
dance at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing in honor of the guests to depart
on the Australia tomorrow.
1t is understood that when M P,
who leaves on the Australia tomorrow,
returns from the States, he will come
with q bright face by his side.
Up until midnight last night there
was only one arrest entered on the
Police Stations books, that of Kaheki
Ii, for assault and battery on Kaaua,
Mrs. L. de l.. Ward returned from.
Hamakua on the Noeau yesterday.
She is accompanied by her two sisters,
the Misses Alice and Florence Richard.
P. Makaiwa has petitioned the Cir
cult Court to be appointed guardian of
the property left his minor children
Maria and Rosa by his late wife Kaia.
Read the list of new novelties, mu-
sic goods, stationery, ETC., just received
by the Australia for the Hawaiian
News Company, to be sold at reason
able rates mot below cost.
The Healani six-oared barge is
beauty. In the opinion of crack boat
builder of the city, it is one of the fin
est specimens of work that has ever
been imported into the country.
There will be meeting of the Base
ball League at noon today for the pur-
pose of considering the protest on last
Saturdays game, made by Captain
Thompson of the ST. Louis team.
At the wharf, foot of Nuuanu street,
on Thursday, August 26th, James F.
Morgan will sell at public auction four
life boats, 1 hatch house, lot of lumber,
iron tanks, ETC., from bark H. F. Glade.
A new and experienced barber from
San Francisco is now at the European
Barber Shop, Merchant street, near
Fort, where first-class work in every
respect is assured. See advertisement.
On Wednesday, September 22d, at the
front entrance of the Executive build
ing, Minister King will sell at public
auction, the lease of the lot on the east
corner of Vineyard and Emma streets.
While in California T. W. Hebron
engaged the services of a Mr.. Bierbach
for a position in the laboratory of the
Hebron Drug Company. Mr.. Bierbach
and his wife arrived on the Mohican
yesterday.
The Vice Versa Club met last night
at the home of Miss Myra Angus, Rich
ards street, instead of the home of
Miss Alice Wall, as stated in yester-
DI4aSant
ening was spent.
Daniel, the man who was arrested
Sunday on suspicion of being insane
and later taken to the hospital In a
state of collapse, died yesterday morn
ing. 1t was found that the poor fellow
had cancer of the throat.
c. S. Desky was booked to leave on
the Kinau Friday morning but did not
go. He was on the steamer when just
as her lines were being loosened, the
message came that his wife was quite
ill and he jumped ashore.
The wedding of E. R. Stackable, Dep
utv Auditor-General, and Miss East
man of San Francisco, will take place
Wednesday evening. The couple will
go to the Manoa residence of Mr.. John
Ena. to spend their honeymoon.
Purser Kelly of the Noeau denies the
rumor that there was fire at Homo
kaa. a lot of trash was being burned
the day the Helene passed by and IN
stead of men trying to beat out the
flames they were adding fresh fuel.
In future there will be no need for
business men going home to make
rush for the o'clock car. The Tram
WAYS Company will run cars for Bere-
tania street and Punahou every ten
minutes from AS to 5:25 p. m. The
new arrangements are advertised in
another column.
Captain Cotton of the U. S. S. Phila-
de1phia gave a farewell dinner aboard
Thpra nraSHnt