The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-01
LOCAL BREYIT!ES.
Bargains. sturdevant's. Bargains.

will begin very soon.
Try the new dandruf killer at the
Criterion barber shop.
w. II. Rice received 50 head of mules
by the Aloha yesterday.
Sorghum and alfalfa seed at the City
Feed Store. Telephone 921.
The United States gunboat PetreI ar
rived at Yokohama May 9th
a Norwegian lad. 10 years old. IS de-
sirous Of securing a situation.
Gus Murphy is expected to return
TO Honolulu by the Alameda.
An Eastman 4x5 folding Kodak. tri-
pod, etc, is advertised for sale.
Have you tried Malt Nutrine? HoI-
lister Drug Company, sole agents.
This is the day for the regular shore
men.
J. Camacho will serve chicken. fam
lily style. and other dainties for dinner
today.
The Hawaiian band will play at
Queen Emma Hospital from 10 this
afternoon.
Rev J. Oyabe of Maui is at the resi-
dence OF Hon. and Mrs. w. F. Frear,
PunahOu street.
A dividend will be payable TO stock
holders of Haiku Sugar Company to-
day at Bishops bank.
A dividend is due and payable today
to the stockholders of Eva Plantation
Company at the Office Of Castle &
Cooke, Ltd.
Further reductions at Sturdevant's.
There will be a special dinner and
dance at the Hawaiian Hotel this ev-
ening. in honor of the guests departing
by the o. s. s. Australia
r. d. Bronson, the genial young
book agent, who has recently been
touring the Islands. expects to leave
for California by the next Australia.
Ladies. don't fail to see the latest in
Panama straws, the New York" sailor
hat. Also. the lovely line of flowers
and ribbons at Miss CahilPs, Hotel
street.
The Sports Committee of the Dia-
mond Jubilee held meeting last night
and decided on various matters of
business in connection with the cele-
bratiOn.
Annual meeting of the Woman's
Board of Missions will be held at Cen
trail Union Church beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m Lunch at noon. The
usual reports will be presented. Morn
ing and Afternoon sessions.
James F.. Morgan will sell at the
store OF Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co,
at 10 a. m. today. by order of the I'M
derwriters. a lot of merchandise, dam
aged on voyage of importation, per
bark Paul Isenberg, from Liverpool.
Mr. Fukai. chief editor of the Eng
Iisb edition of the Far East, maya
zine published in Tokyo, and Mr.. To-
kutomi. the most famous newspaper
writer Of Japan, editor of the Koku-
min Shinbun. are expected here from
the United States on June 18th.
Lowest of low prices. Sturdevant's.
Don't forget the Christian EndeavOr
Convention at Kawaiahao Church on
Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m. An
interesting program has been prepared,
and all who are interested in such
work throughout the Islands are cor
daily invited TO be present.
"Wednesday morning at o'clock, in
Kawaiahao Church, will be held
sunrise meeting" preparatory to the
second annual convention of the Ha-
wafian Christian Endeavor Union,
which will occur at that place at 1:5U
n m. of the same day. All who are in
terested will be welcome
Several of the business men OF the
CITY are wondering if it is possible TOT
the Australia to remain until after the
arrival of the Alameda from San Fran
cisco. 1t would be a very great accom-
mediation. The Australia Is on the
boards TO leave Wednesday and the
Alameda is due Thursday.
One hundred and sixty-three persons
have been successfully treated from
November. 1896. to May 80, 1897 by
the Hawaiian Hagey Institute. SatlS-
factory arrangements made 1or pa
tients from the other Islands OF
abroad. Further information can De
had Of Robert Swan Scrimgeour, man
ager. pro tenn.
In the program for the races on
Tune nth the places of the htth and
sixth races have been changed; 1oi
June 18th. there is a new CONDITION III
the maiden race and rules read tha'
all races are to he run or trOtted I'M
dor the ruIes of the National Trotune
and Stud-Horse Association and not
under the rules of the Hawaiian Jock
ey Club.
DO not miss Sturdevant's closing-ou'
sale. It is bona-fide.