The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.

up when your supply OF feed Is running
low
Every article in our store is being
disposed of regardless of cost. K. Flu
ruya, Hotel street.
For reliable harness and all horse
goods, of first class manufacture, re-
member c. r. Collins, King street.
Mrs. Grinbaum will give a picnic to
about 80 ladies at the Dillingham;
premises, on the Peninsula, Thursday.
teams will play a return match on
Thursday at 1870 p. N.
Mrs. Dole will not receive at Waikiki
this afternoon. On next Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Dole will be at home" as
usual.
Heavy oak dining chairs 81; new
mating 15c. yard; fine ruges 75c. at
l.. s. Mathews, Fort and Beretania
streets.
Visit King Bros art store, Hotel
street, for all kinds of views Of island
scenery, photos, frames, ETC., in large
variety.
Two thoroughbred Gordon settlers
(male and femaIe) are advertised for
sale. Apply to T. Krouse, at the Ar
lington.
The time in the four-oared sliding
seat barge race Saturday, won by the
Leilanis, was as follows: Leilani,
1919; Healani, 14:2S. ~
Owing to the time of several of the1
Cabinet Ministers being given to the
visiting Congressman, there was no
meeting of the Cabinet yesterday.
There seems to be some doubt as te'
whether the six-oared sliding-seat
barge race. between the Myrtles and
Healanis, will be pulled off Wednes-
day.
K. Iwakami, ladies' and gentlemen's
outftters. will dispose of all remnants
and odd sizes of hats, shirts, etc., for
two weeks more at one-quarter of their
value.
The Union Express Company check
baggage at the residences of intending
passengers and place small baggage
in staterooms of all steamers. Tele-
phone sc.
The Pacific Cycle & Mfg Co. ct. V.
King and J. T. Lund) are selling the
popular Remington wheel for $S5 All
kinds of cycling outfits, repairing, etc.,
at this store.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Rain Walker will
entertain the officers of the Comus at
dancing party at Waikiki this evening.
The Walkers are temporarily at the
Gartenberg residence.
The Supreme Court yesterday heard
the arguments in the case of the Lau-
pahoehoe Sugar Company VS.. Wllder's
Steamship Company for damages from
the loss of the Likelike.
DR.. Reid and bride, who have been
spending their honeymoon at Miss
Paris home, Kaaleakekai, on the Pen
insula. will probably leave for their
future home in Waialua today.
It is understood that a six-oared gig
race will be arranged between mem
hers of the crews of H. B. M. S. Comus
and u. S. S. Philadelphia. The Comus'
men will use the barge of the Hea-
lani Club.
The BOYS of the Comus will be sons
of Momus at the Opera House Satur-
day night All the latest songs will be
sung. and H. Stubs will sing the very
latest of them, entitled: Beer, Beer
Glorious Beer.
Minister King, Minister Hatch and
the four American Congressman called
aboard the dredger yesterday for the
purpose of inspecting the whole thing.
Everything was in perfect working Or
der. Captain Schmidt was on hand to
receive his guests.
The Leilani, boys are very fortunate
Some kindly-disposed man, interested
in sports, saw the wonderful squirt
made by them in the four-oared race
of Saturday, and yesterday gave his
check for $40 to the secretary. Inc
boys are jubilant over this.
The mistake of putting Cupid Kala-
nianaole's name as one OF the judges
in Saturdays regatta was made In yes
terday's Advertiser. The judges were:
q b wilson. Captain Campbell and
William McInerny, representing the
Nvrtles Healanis and Leilanis.
On Saturday. November goth, at the
saIesrooms of James F. Morgan, Will
he sold at public auction all the prop
erty of the Hawaiian Coffee and Tea
Company. situated in Kona, Hawaii
See advertisement. Further parucu-
lars can be had of James F. Morgan.
The Comus has a most excellent
minstrel troupe and they will be seen
at their best Saturday night. Ihe
Opera House has been obtained. IN
addition to the excellence of the pro
gram the troupe has to offer the pub
lie, the object for which they are giving
it should be remembered.
The Supreme Court overruled the eX-
ceptions taken to the decision OF the
Circuit Court of the Fifth Circuit IN
the case of All Quai VS.. r. Puuki. The
case was a suit in replevin and dam
ages for SO were awarded for retain
ing possession of young heifer for 16
months.
The September meeting of the w.
q II T.. will be helQ this afternoon at
z:3O O'Clock in the ladies parlor of
Central Union Church. After the trans
action of business, Mrs. Sidney Gulick
and Mrs. Clark, missionaries returning
to Japan, will address the meeting.
Members of the Woman's Board OF
n1icrinnr and all ladies are invited to