The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Hawaiian Board has received
$4,000 from June, 1896, to June, 1897.
We do not call any price cheap unless
it has quality behind it. Sturdevants
Silk and crepe shirts. kimonos. paja-
mas underwear, sOx, etc, at K. Flu
ruya's.
Large centre rug new, bed. book
shelves, etc, cheap. See G. V. Sturde-
want.
Racing men will be interested in E.
o. Hall & Sons advertisement this
morning.
The Gazette, (semi-weekIy) will be
issued this morning in time for the
outgoing mails.
We seek the trade Of all who believe
In buying where their dollars Tor
dimes) go farthest. -
The California Fruit Market ism re-
ceipt Of cherries and other California
fruits and vegetables. Customers may
obtain them fresh from the ice.
Henry BeckIey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Beckley, returned from the
Coast on the Alameda yesterday morn
ing. He is home on vacation.
The captain of the Philadelphia has
kindly invited the Hawaiian Evangel-
icaI Association to inspect that man
of-war from 2 to p. m. Saturday.
During the temporary absence of w.
G.. Irwin from the Islands, z. /. Spald-
ing will act under power of attorney
for the bank of Claus Spreckels & Co.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free Kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association viii be
held in Queen Emma Hall. at $3.50 a. m
today. :.
An election for Colonel, First Regi-
ment. y. c. H., will be held at head
quarters on Saturday. June 10. Major
Geo. C.. Potter of the General Staff will
preside.
Bolster brothers are prepared to visit
all the Islands and make special photo
graphs of private residences, groups
etc. p. o. address: Bolster Brothers,
Honolulu.
TeIephone your grocer for sack of
Port Costa flour. You will like IT. M
w. McChesney & Sons, j. t. Water
house and California Feed Company,
handle it.
md child. returned to Honolulu yester-
dav after an extended visit to New
York. Gus came back just in time 10
assist in making things merry at the
Cricket Club smoker.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the debut of the Illustrated
Magazine at the Opera House, SATURDAY
night. The stories on the various
pages have been carefully prepared
and the illustrations capably arranged
Big chunks of generosity help to
bring the people closer to Inc haSh
Wayerly block Fit the youngsters ou'
as well as yourself for the approaching
holidays. Hats, caps, shlrts, sulIs ~
all kinds. etc, in endless variety. FIJI
and price will satisfy you
The Labor Council of San Francisco
held a meeting recently and dlscusseu
the labor situation in Hawaii. The
contention was that the conditions III
the islands were such that it was un-
sJvisabIe for the Council to encourage
1aborers to come After discussing the
labor report of Commissioner F1tz
GERALD il was voted to invite him to be
nresent and address the Council at 1t:
next meeting.
Architect Herbert =. ChlNeIs' r-ui.O
of The Saint Louis, Architect or sam
Louis. Mo-. Il. S. A., has mailed 10 th'
Advertiser the January number OF Ms
quarterly magazine. Mr.. Chlvers WORK
mike that which is published in mos
hooks of designs is strictly modern
He works mostly in the Colonial style
which is acknowledged strictly Amerl
can. Mr.. Chivers does a very EXTENSIVE
architectural business all over th'
United States and many foreign coun
trise and his work is extremely low
priced