The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Tally-ho is the latest in soda fiayors, I
as served at the Hebron Drug Co.
Friday evening next is now the for ..
certain" date for the Healani hop.
Mrs. B. r Dillingham; and Walter
Dillingham; are glad TO be home again.
JOS. Marsden was last heard OF In
Baltimore, where he was visiting Orme
Wall
All arrangements for the d High
Jinks Friday night have been COM
pleted
Miss N NJ Lowrey was welcomed
from the States by her large circle OF
friends
Two pieces of land on Hassinger
street are offered for sale by Jas. +.
Morgan.
A haole was jailed last evening |
charged with assault and battery upon
his wife.
Prof. w. T. Brigham, of Bishop Mu-
scum, is back from a business trip to |
San Francisco.
Seven "firsts" and eight seconds
is the Sterling record at Cyclomere so
far this season.
Tenders are wanted by Minister King
for curbing and paving sidewalks along
the fire station lot.
Julian Monsarrat, manager of Kappa
pala Ranch, returned home on the Ma
una Loa yesterday.
Printer Harry Humphreys of the1
Baltimore was ashore yesterday greet
ing old acquaintance. ~
Samuel Parker is back to say that his
Chronicle annexation interview was
genuine and just right. ~
Armstrong Smith, the popular teach
er brought from the States package
of new educational ideas.
Morgan will sell groceries, furniture,
damaged bran and flour, at his rooms
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Season ticket sale of the Frawley
Company will continue until Friday
night at the Wall. Nichols Co.
H. F.. Wichman will now proceed to
unpack lot of holiday gems he pur-
chased on his trip to the states. -
Proposals to Henry Beckley to play
with various Honolulu football teams
will go forward by the mail today
Professor Koebele sent some blight
eating insects and some seeds by the
Australia He is now in Alameda
NJ. G.. Silva is back from Europe,
Madeira and the United States to take
charge of the Temple of Fashion again.
Judge Widemann inquired about
rumored steamer changes at San Fran
cisco, but could learn nothing de-
finite.
The Portuguese Protestant congre-
cation is pleased to have Rev. A. V.
Soares on duty again after a trip
abroad.
The cases of the Iredale sailors did
not come up in the Police Court yester-
day morning The date has not yet
been set. ~
B. F. Beardmore, of Irwin & Co., re-
turned from the Coast with lots OF re
serve energy for Y. M. c. A. and athle-
tic work. -
las. T. Stacker writes that he has
entered upon his duties as editor OF
the Hawaii Herald and likes Hilo bet
ter than ever.
las. Lycett, the veteran boiler
maker master of the Honolulu lro1
Works, was out yesterday after an Ill
ness of week. $
Walter G.. Smith writes from Sal
Francisco that he wishes he could o.
here to assist in the celebration
admission Day."
Major Potter of the Foreign Offic
found San Francisco had changed Il
seventeen years, but greatly enjoye
his trip to the city.
Six Japanese ex-cavalrymen wer
among yesterdays applicants Tor en-
listment in the Mounted Patrol. The
said they were "good men.
Members of the Y. H. I. DESTROYS
assisting in decorating the hall for tn
social are requested to be on hand
7.3O this Wednesday evening.
Miss Dekum of Portland, Oregon,
sister of Ed. Dekum of the wa
Nichols Co.. arrived on the Austral
Yesterday. She will spend the wint
here.
The editor of the Star, Mr.. Atkinso
enioved his vacation on Hawaii ait
he had recovered from the effects
1av;ng a gastric cable between Oaf
and Maui.
FIR Vida left on the Helene yeste
dav on a vacation trip OF two or tnr
weeks to be spent on the Parker ranc
Mana where he will indulge In huntl1
wild cattle and other game
II. E. Waity, who with Mrs wal
is home from the States says frc
what he heard annexation would Ia
place at once if the American peol
could vote upon the question.
Sweet Maui oranges in quantities
suit at the Native Sons Groce
Store" corner King and Alakea stree
81 % for hundred. Delivered to
mart of the city. Telephone 73S.
The Japan Mail says that it is ru
ored that some friction has occurl
between Count Okuma and the Japs
csc Cabinet which may shortly Lead
some changes in the Government.
Miss Josephine Worries, an expe
enced teacher, has opened select
dergarten in spare room OF the pul
hou preparatory. Miss worries Is
artist and will display carvings at
Kilohana exhibit.
F E. Nichols returned on the A
tralia, bringing with him % cases
holiday goods, amongst which Tn
are many novelties. Some 20 m
cases will come on sailing Vessel
the last lot will be here on the n