The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Get a carriage from the American
Livery Stables If you want to take a
drive
Rev. 5. +. Bishop passed the 10th
mile stone Of his life's journey last
Sunday.
The Kinau viii take away at least
ten tourists for the Volcano Friday
morning.
All the prominent brands Of flour at
the City Feed Store. Also. choice hay,
grain, etc.
II. W. Schmidt & Sons have fine
organdies and silk satin and cotton
Innings for same.
DR.. Sloggett and c. \. Brown were
aboard the L. 5. ). Alert 20 make a
call yesterday morning.
Gen. A S HartweH, George r. Car
ter and r. Lille were among the out
ward passengers by the Doric-
John ID. Holt resigned from the Pos
tai Savings Bank yesterday morning
His place has not been filled yet.
\ Lfebenroth, Of the Advertisers
business staff, is quite i'll in the hos
pital. Brain fever is the trouble.
The L. s. S. Alert. Hanford COM
mander, Will leave for Lahaina next
Monday 70 do some target shooting.
W. w. Dimond's saiIboat broke from
her moorings sometime Sunday night
and is supposed TO have drifted out 70
sea.
II. r. Wichman has an interesting
talk on the value and purchasing of
diamonds in his usual space in this
issue.
There will be a concert by the band
at the Hawaiian, beginning at 1880
this evening, this as a kind of a fare
well TO the guests.
There are now sixty-four guests at
the Hawaiian, including those who
take their meals at the hotel. the num-
Der is seventy-eight
Tom Kings bicycle register for
wheels in the city of Honolulu is fill
ing up rapidly. 1t is a convenience that
will show it's value in very short
time.
Rev. Frank E. Rand, formerly mis-
sionary of the A. B. G. F. NJ. on Po-
nape. has received q call to the Con-
gregatiOnaI Church, West Woodstock,
Conn.
Max Eckart who for a long time was
a jeweler in this city and who is now
doing the same work in Wailuku,
Maui, came down Sunday to take his
son back with him.
David Eldridge of Kula, Maui, at one
- A.
Island of Maui, came down Sunday for
short business trip. He will return
on the Claudine, Tuesday.
The Austin brothers will leave by the
Mauna Loa this morning for a visit of
two weeks to Hawaii. Nothing will be
done in the matter of estate questions
now pending until their return.
James F. Morgan will sell tomorrow
at auction the uneXpired leases of the
Eagle House, Queen Hotel and grocery
store on Chaplain lane and Fort streets.
See particulars in advertisement.
1t is understood that Dr. Nicoll,
Adele Widdifield, Miss Stansbury and
Alex. Macintosh will take part in a
play to be produced at the Kilohana
Art League rooms on the 18th inst.
Captain Peterson and Lieutenant
Cox the two new Salvation Army la
dies, who arrived on the last Australia, !
will go to HiIO on the Kinau Friday
morning TO take charge of the Hilo !
corps.
Miss Kate Cornwe1 will not leave for
San Francisco on the Australia, sail !
ing tomorrow. She will wait until the !
next trip or until the one after. .ac-
cording TO the arrangements of her |
father.
On warrant sworn out by Captain !
Andrews yesterday morning Kaiwi |
was arrested for deserving contract |
service in Wilder's Steamship Company. |
He has been absent from work for |
about three weeks.
The Kamehameha tennis men are
getting into practice early. What !
with the three regular tennis clubs, !
Punahou and Kamehameha in the !
field, the next tournament should be !
a most exciting one.
Castle & Cooke are now doing ibnsi- |
ness in their new addition on Bethel |
street Ladies in search of the IFImeT-
Gus household articles that go to fit up !
a welI-Tegulated home, will profit by |
a visit at their store.
Mr.. Laidley, an English gentleman |
quite we'll known in town, and who /
is now on his way 10 Japan on business |
favored the p. T. c. boys by playing |
on their courts yesterday afternoon. |
He is an expert with the racket.
Ushida, the Japanese who stole $50 |
from John Edwards. appeared before |
Detective KAPPA and Chester Doyle |
Yesterday afternoon. and, after squirm- |
ing a little. admitted his guilt and said (
he would act accordingly when brought |
up for trial today.
4 French dinner, with music, fol- I
lowed by a dance, Will be given at the I
Hotel this evening as /
2 special compliment TO outgoing pas |
sengers by the Australia. The band /