The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday was the anniversary OF
the independence Of Mexico.
Company will give hop on the
last day of this month.
The two new teachers in the High
School have begun work.
There will be no baseball game Sat
urday on account of the races.
There is to be luau at Mrs. C. A.
Browns place, Waipio, Saturday.
The Moana brought but one cabin
passenger from the Colonies for this
port. ~~
Geo. c. Potter of the Foreign Office
sailed for San Francisco on the Moana
yesterday.
The attendance at the band concert
on the Hawaiian Hotel grounds last
night was very large.
The New Market Restaurant will re-
open tomorrow morning under the
management of Lam Kou.
Everything in gents furnishing
goods is being disposed of, regardless
of cost at K. Furuya's sale.
Regular Council of Hawaiian Tribe,
I. o. r. NJ. tonight at Harmony Hall
Work in the Hunters degree.
A pocket Kodak camera has been
lost in Nuuanu Valley. Reward, if re-
turned TO w. T. Currier, Haalelea
Lawn.
The military butts at Kakaako will
be closed on Saturday and no shooting
will be allowed Also the butts at
Iwilei.
You can get some good shirt pick
ing at The Kash these days. Every
thing in the furnishing line at salts
factory prices.
Clifford Mayne of the barracks is
looked upon by the boys there as be-
ing a sure winner in the half-mile
swimming race.
H W. Schmidt & Sons offer new
goods just received by the Australia.
Fine line of wool sweaters. New bar
gain tables every week.
Tomorrow being public holiday, the
grocery stores of H. May & Co., H. Nc
Intyre & Bro, Lewis & Co. and Chas.
Hustace will be closed.
The meeting of the American League
Tuesday night was strictly private. 1t
is understood that meetings in the flu
ture will be of the same nature.
ceeded in making a 4S at the Kakaako
range yesterday afternoon. He has
made several Ats, but this is his first 4S.
n. S. Sachs returned on the steamer
Australia with fine selected stock of
goods, which he is now opening. You
may be sure to see the very latest nov
elites.
w II. Baugh, agent for "Schilling's
terday He likes the Islands so well
that it is his intention to return here
in November.
Henry May & Co. will make their
Waikiki delivery today. Friday, instead
of Saturday as usual, the latter being |
a public holiday and their store, there |
fore, being close.
At 10 a. m. today, at the store of L.
s. Mathews, corner Fort and Beretania |
streets, w. S. Luce will sell at public |
auction, for cash, regardless OF cost, |
furniture of all kinds.
Quite a number of people, under
standing that Senator Morgan was to !.
receive at the Hawaiian Hotel on We'd |
nesday. called around, but were dis
appointed He did not receive.
Master Sewall gave an Eat home" to
a number of his little friends at the
American Legation, from 4 to 6, yes
terday Games were played and re-
freshments served out on the lawn.
1t was rumored on the streets yester-
day that there was a petition about,
looking toward the placing of E. G.
Winston in the field as an Independent
candidate to the House of Representa-
tives.
S. Furuya, the last of the japanese
newspaper correspondents who came
here on the Naniwa, left for San Fran
cisco on the Moana yesterday. He will
study Of law.
The elevator for the Mott-Smfth
building has at last arrived, and the
masons and carpenters are busily
working on the foundation and the
order very soon.
On account of the absence of Minis
ter Cooper on Kauai and Professor
Alexander on Hawaii, there was no
session of the Commissioners of Edu-
cation yesterday. Two weeks work
will be done at the next meeting.
]. J. Williams took a picture of A. A.
Wilder, the man who sat as coxswaln
in the Myrtle boats Saturday last, just
before the Moana sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday. He was weighted
down with Ieis and had very happy
smile on his face.
Bandmaster Berger has unearthed
from his collection some musical gems
by Gade and Lumbye, the famous Dan
ish composers of classical and dance
music respectively. They are to be
produced shortly, and Viggo Jacobsen
is correspondingly happy.
Allen Hutchinson, the sculptor,
writes to Viggo Jacobsen that he is
very comfortably settled in Sydney
with his family, and that they are
greatly enjoying the change of climate,