The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-06
LOCAL EREv!TlEs.

Good, clean open air sport this after
noon and evening.
The date for the meeting of the Plan
ters' Association is November p.
A gospel meeting for men will be
held at Y. NJ. C. A hall at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Captain Ahlborn is building a fine
big lanai as an addition to his beauti-
ful residence on Maui.
Louis Marks and family will return .
from San Francisco by the Alameda,
to arrive the 18th inst.
December / will be celebrated by the +
Portuguese colony as the independence
Day of their Mother country. I
A week ago today the Belgic passed
ship that was entered as believed
to be the U. S. S. Baltimore"
Samuel Parker and daughters did not
arrive on the Belgic last night. They
will be here on the Australia.
Admission to the football grounds
this afternoon will be twenty-five cents
for adults and 10 for children.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon the shoot
OF companies B and d for the Elvin
trophy begins at the n. G. H. range.
The Advertiser is indebted to Con-
sul-General Gorham c. Gilman, BosH
ton, Mass, for files of Boston papers.
The usual band concerts will be given
at Emma Square this afternoon and
at Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
Try bottle of DR.. RusselFs pepsin-
calisaya bitters, natures digestive
agent. Hollister Drug Co., sole agents.
Captain Nichols of the u. S. S. Ben
nington has removed to the Arlington
hotel Mrs. Nichols will receive on
Mondays Il
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cation enters
tanned a number of their friends last
evening. Dancing was the feature OF
the party. .
John E. Bush had his first real hard
work as Circuit Court interpreter yes
terday handling jury addresses in the
Milton case.
Mrs Dillingham; and son Walter, the
latter with health entirely recovered
will be home from San Francisco by
the Australia.
The Healani Yacht and Boat Club
dance did not take place last night.
It was thought best to postpone it until
next Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunard and their two
daughters who were connected With
the Petrie Merry-Makers left last ev-
ening for Victoria.
Drs. Karr and Rowat are always in
attendance at the Club Stables. In
case of accident or trouble with your
stock, telephone 477. ~
Theo. Davies and son George and
Mr. F. NJ. Swanzy returned on the
Belgic and were welcomed by large
delegation of friends.
Hon. Edwin Dun, eX-envoy for the
United Stated to Japan is returning
by the Belgic to the Mikado's realm
to engage in business.
Prof. Chas. Burckhalter. aboard the
Belgic is en- route to India to ASSIST
in eclipse observations. He is famous
for study of the moon
M. G. Silva, proprietor Of the Temple
of Fashion, Fort street, will be back
on the Australia after a pleasant trip
in Portugal and America. ~
By the Andrew WEIGH yesterday
Castle & Cooke, Ltd. received ship
ment of kerosene oil, which they are
disposing of at 50 per case.
The See Yup Chinese society of Sa1
Francisco had a reputation that may
do harm in the States to the new so
ciety here of the same name.
The recent heavy rains and winds
have played havoc with the rice, nov
ripening in Koolau. The planters ar
very down hearted in consequence.
Chester Doyle returned from Hawai-
on the Mauna Loa yesterday AFTER at
tending to bushes in connection wit
the Attorney-Generafs Department.
The newspaper which Honolulu
man stated while abroad lately he 500
proposed to launch here has as We
failed to show any signs of appearance
The new book by Mrs. Besant
"Ancient Wisdom instead of Age {
Wisdom Geo. w. Smith received
copy from New York some weeks ag'
Mrs. E. M. Scholefield, a sister
Arthur H. Hime of Hilo, arrived on tn
Andrew WEIGH yesterday morning. Sn
will 90 I'D on a visit with her brothe
Tuesday.
Sunday is rally day at Central unlo
Church. The theme of the sermon
the evening is, Equality according
Bellamy and Equality, according
the Gospel
DR.. King. who has now located
Honolulu was a leading speclallSt
Washington, D. c., and came to II
Islands chiefly on account OF MI
Kings i'll health.
A few persons interested talk
establishing soon an exclusive yach
ing club. Others, who appear to be
the majority, favor remaining with II
organized boat clubs.
Joe Kaimihau came home from Il
other side of the island yesterday ar
was again at his post as night clel
at the police station. His sister
slowly getting better.
Rev. o. H. Gulick will read the p
ner at the Cousins meeting this e
ening. The subject will be Ihe Vi
tue of the races with whom we dwell
Professor Alexander will lead the di
cussion.
The Klondike fever was ragil
aboard the Warrimoo, but Port Phys
clan Day could take no account OF
Some of the officers and crew membe
are in prospecting or grub stakln
companies.
One pacing brood mare, 20 head
mares and colts and two thoroughbr
Holstein bulls, will be sold at auctl
this day noon in the rear of the ON
of J. I. Dowsett, Queen street, by il
F. Morgan