The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20
LOCAL BREvITlES.
RegimentaI drill tonight.

Medicol eggs at Hebron Drug Co.
Company A will meet for drill to-
night.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
81 per week.
w. w. Dimond is building a resi-
dence at Niu.
B. L. Finney had state-room 80 on
the Mariposa.
Minister Hatch and wife may arrive
on the Australia.
New hay at the Washington Feed
Company. Telephone APP.
Lounge shirts at The Kash. Shirts of
all kinds made to order.
The time for the sale Of the Hawai-
ian Hotel is near at hand.
Inspect the new stock of jewelry at
II. G. Biart's, Fort street.
All of the beach lots at the Pratt
premises have been disposed Of.
One lone drunk was the only thing
at the Police Station last night.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
tonight, for work in the third degree.
The Hakalau murder case may be
called up in the Circuit Court today.
A position as housekeeper is wanted
by an advertiser. Address L., office Of
this paper.
A regular council of Hawaiian Tribe,
l. o. r. NJ. will be held tonight at Har-
mony Hall.
White and coIored shirts, cuffs and
collars at less than cost at K. F'uruya' S
clearance sale.
Regular meeting of Polynesian En-
campment, l. o. o. F., tonight at usual
time and place.
Colonel Gardner has already taken
quite a number of orders for colored
house servants
The jury in the Long-Cornwen case
disagreed last night, after being out
about two hours.
Mrs. Avery has decided to stay over
in Honolulu for a short time. She IS
the guest of Mrs w. G. Wilder.
At the regular meeting of Sharp
shooters, to be held tonight, the med
ais for the last match will be awarded.
The famous Kutsatso baths Of Japan
have cen started at the Kalihi Receiv-
ing Station, under the direction OF DR..
Day.
BOYS Born in England VS.. Boys
Born in Ireland, the Colonies and Ha-
wall" on the cricket field tomorrow
afternoon.
Katie Putnam was the recipient or
a very large number of floral tributes
Yesterday. She left with the remainder
of her troupe on the Mariposa
The body of Nakapuahi will be ia
ken to Hilo on the Kinau today. Quite
a number of relatives and friends Will
go up to be present at the funeral.
Regatta Day is near at hand. Every
one should lend a helping hand to
make a success of the day-a greater
success even than that of last year.
The management of the Cyclomere
track is in correspondence with two
celebrated wheelmen at the Coast, with
a view to having them ride here In
January.
Mrs. Barbour and her son now visit
ing in Honolulu are the principal own
ers in the Detroit Stove Works. The
son. w. T. Barbour, is vice-president
of the company.
Eiluena Pae has been sentenced to
one months Imprisonment at hard Ia
Dor for assault and battery. Cases
were very scarce in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Those who desire good seats at the
Marion Ministries Satur-
day night, should procure them at once,
as the tickets are selling more rapidly
than was anticipated, and before that
day will be disposed OF.
The ST Louis Football Team has de-
cided not to begin practice until next
Monday. This was to have begun to-
day, but, on account of the baseball
game, this could not take place.
About 9 o'clock last night the Fire
Department was called out to fire on
Vineyard street at the edge of the
stream. The fire had such Roadway
that the building was destroyed.
Oscar Sewall had his baggage on the
Mariposa yesterday but press of invi-
tations from friends here were suffic1-
ent inducement for him to have his
baggage removed from the ship. He
will remain until the Australia
After being out for over three hours
last evening, the jury awarded dam
ages amounting to $29, S44.2O to Tuck
Chen in the suit against the Makee
Sugar Company. A motion was at once
entered by the defendants for new
trial
One of the catchiest march songs of
the day. "a Girl Who is One of the
Boys" will be heard at the performance
of the Philadelphia-Mario MINISTRIES
Saturday night. Watch for sensation
in the closing farce. Seats at Wall,
Nichols Company.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing James Bennett (Bos'n Benz was
found not guilty of larceny in the first
degree and discharged. Detective Ka-
opa prosecuted and Attorney Kaulukou
appeared for the defendant. There was
not sufficient evidence to convict.
An English capitalist, who has been
considering certain propositions of in
vestment in the Hawaiian Islands,
lately wrote to his correspondent here