The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-07
LOCAL BREvIT!ES.


Carriage sponges. Sturdevant's.
There will be drill of the police at
5 o'clock this morning.
Bicycle oil, bells, locks and pants
guards, cheap. Sturdevant's.
The Mounted Patrol was out for pis-
toI practice yesterday morning.
A reward is offered for the return OF
a gentIeman's diamond scarf pin.
Special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge
tonight for work in first degree.
Another Salvation Army lassie ar
rived on the Monowai yesterday.
Good American goods at American
prices. Inspect them. Sturdevant's.
A Waikiki beach cottage with all
modern conveniences, is advertised to
let.
News of the death of H. E. Waity's
father was received by steamer yes
terday.
w. c. Quinby of the California Pow
der Works passed through on the Mo
nowai yesterday.
For II S. bills you can get '97
Rambler wheel, with G. & ]. tires, at
E. o. Hall e. Sons.
ceived a fine assortment of dress silks,
teas. mating, etc.
There will be an election for captain
OF Company A, n. G. H, Saturday
evening, May 18th.
Monday, May 10th, will be big day
at the Temple of Fashion. See partic-
ulars in advertisement.
A fine assortment of mems, boys
and children's washable suits at The
Kash. See our bicycle suits; latest
styles.
David Dayton has been released by
the Star and w Cummins by the ST.
Louis. Dayton will catch for the St.
Louis at the game tomorrow.
Ladies' and gents cotton and silk
kimonas, bamboo and willow baskets,
crockery, etc, ex s. s. China. just
opened at s. Ozaki's, Waverly block.
Lieutenant Chamberlain arrested
five Cinnamon for unlawful possession
OF opium last evening. They were
caught in the Aswan place, on Nuuanu
avenue.
An important special meeting of
stockholders of Wilder's Steamship
Company, Limited, is called for ..
m, on Monday, May 10th, at the COM
pany's office.
The baseball game on the Kameha-
meha grounds yesterday, between the |
Philadelphia and Kamehamehas, re-
suited in victory for the latter. The |
score was to 6.
Columbus wheels for SIS at the Ha-
waiian Hardware Company. Other |
celebrated wheels at low prices. An |
inspection is invited. All the latest |
bicycle novelties in stock.
There will be an important meeting |
of the baseball league at 1890 p. m.
today The arrival of the Australian |
team and the matter of changes in the |
ground rules will be before the meet |
ing.
Mrs Nahaolelua, who has been to |
the United States with Mrs. Dominis |
is expected to return by the next |
steamer. She has not been well while
away. and writes that she is needed at |
home.
A saddle horse, tied in front of DIR.
Huddy's office, last night, broke away,
carrying the hitching post with him
as far as the Office of the Union Feed
Company. on Queen street. The hind
legs of the horse were badly cut.
The regular meeting of the Board
OF Supervisors of the Free Kindergar-
tens and Children's Aid Association,
will be held in Queen Emma Hall.
Friday. May 7th, at $50 a. m. All
members are requested to be present
]. o. Carter, Jr., has received a let
ter from Harry Musgrove, manager of
the Australia team of ball players, an
their intended departure for
Honolulu May 18th. Mr.. Musgrove
states that the team will remain here
about nine days. during which they
would like to play ball.
Word came by the steamship
Monowai yesterday that Mr.. T. w.
Hebron has had a very close
call from death. On his way TO
Chicago. and while crossing the Sier-
"a Nevadas, he stepped outside with
out an overcoat on, and took pneumo-
MIA. For quite a while it was supposed
that he would die. but he rallied, and
the latest news from Chicago, where
he and his wife are, is encouraging.