The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A lady's blue macintosh coat has
been lost.
There is to be another cricket game
Saturday afternoon.
The band was treated well aboard
the Belgic yesterday.
Crepe and silk shirts, silk and cot
ton kimonos, at K. Furuya's.
Novelties in gold AMI silver jewelry
at E. A. Jacobsen's, Fort street.
Dr. Maxwell has gone to Hawaii and
will return in about five weeks.
Henry Vida has begun his duties as
an employee of the police department
Charles Achi was married on Sum
day night last, some little time after
10 O'Clock.
Regular meeting of Mystic Lodge
No. 2, this evening, for work in the
first rank.
Camarinos' refrigerator will arrive
by the Moana today with full supply
of fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, oysters,
etc.
Regular weekly session of the Board
of Health at p. M. today. DR.. Day
tell something of his trip.
The petty officers of the T. S. s.
Philadelphia will entertain the petty
officers of the H. B. NJ. S. Penguin on
shore some evening this week.
The premises on Nuuanu street,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Emme-
luth & Co, are for rent after August
LIST. Apply TO F. A. Schaefer & Co.
The Leilani Boat Club will hold
business meeting this wednesday,
evening at the Hawaiian Hotel at 1870
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
Col. w. F. Allen and wife returned
home on the Belgic yesterday. Mrs.
Allen was in excellent health, but the
colonel is suffering from a slight in
disposition.
New silk dress goods, fancy ware,
ETC., just received by the City of Pc
king, are offered for sale at bedrock
prices by S. Ozaki Waverley block,
Hotel street.
Judge Carter and J. F. Brown went
to Kaunakakai, Molokai on the Mauna
Loa yesterday. The former goes for
recreation and the latter on Govern
ment business.
arrested in his place on his place on
Hotel street yesterday morning, a
whole che ia outfit with puzzle and
tickets, were found.
On Friday, July Goth, at II a. m, at
the wharf, foot of Nuuanu street, Jas.
F. Morgan will sell at public auction
500 barrels of Portland cement, just
landed and in good order.
The combination Philadelphia-Mar
ion minstrel company will have its first
meeting tonight. good thing is in
store for the people. The proceeds will
go to some worthy charity.
Professor Richards, e. H. Wode
house, Mrs. A. S. McWayne, w. Ber-
lowitz, NJ F. Scott, Theo. Hoffman and
wife left by the Mauna Loa for Maui
and Hawaii ports yesterday.
Mr.. Paul Antoine, until recently,
French Consul in Singapore, was a
through passenger to San Francisco
on the Belgic yesterday. He has been
transferred to San Francisco.
Owing to an accident at the Enter
prise Dairy, last evening, in which all
the milk was spilled, the dairy will
supply its customers at z o'clock this !
morning, instead of at the usual hour.
Among the passengers who left for
Maui on the Claudine yesterday were:
J. B. Alexander and wife, Miss Chill
lingworth, Miss Stratemeyer, Miss Ritaf
Schmidt, F. r. French and d. d. Bald |
win.
The Leilani Boat Club boys are
working hard every afternoon now,
getting ready for the September regat- |
ia. The captain of the club says that |
they will surely enter the events this |
year.
Some of the immigrants by the Glade |
delighted the waterfront den1Zens |
yesterday by biting into sausages and
pineapple alternately, the latter with
out first pairing. 1t was a new fruit to
them.
Emmett May, a representative of the
San Francisco Office of the German1a |
Life Insurance Company, entertained
DIR. Wayson, DR.. Peterson and A. V.
Gear at dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel
last night.
On the II o'clock train yesterday a
bench warrant was sent after Sa1to,
the Japanese arrested on the charge
of practicing medicine without IL
cense and who failed to turn up in the
Police Court yesterday. I
The dance on the lanai Of the hotel
last night was a delightful affair.
Manager Lucas had everything in good
condition for the event. The floor was
just right for dancing. Quite num-
Der of the townsfolk were present.
The tug-of-war contest, between the
Portuguese and Honolulu Iron Works
teams, under the auspices of Co. c, n.
G. H, will take place at the Drill Shed
on Saturday night at o'clock. An
admission fee of rs and 80 cents will
be charged.