The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-04
LOCAL BREviT!ES.

Precious stones of all kinds at H G.
Biart's. Fort street.
Ed. Towse is confined to his room
by an attack of the grippe.
EhIers & Co, Waverley block, have a
new line of organizes and muslins.
Regular meeting OF the Board Of
Health at O'Clock this afternoon.
Crepe and silk shirts, crepe and cot
ton pajamas, kimOnos, sox at K. Flu
ruya's.
w. E. Rowell left for the other side
Of this island on the Kaala yesterday
morning.
The wise man gets his supplies from
the Washington Feed Company. Tele
phone 422.
For a reliable article of harness, call
on c. r. Collins, King street, near
Nuuanu, and at HiIo, Hawaii
At the Occidental today: Grand poul-
try dinner New Zealand mutton chops,
Dreaded, etc; 1870 till p. m.
Judge Perry listened to argument
yesterday on demurrer in the case of
Wing Wo Tai VS.. Sam'l Macy, ct al.
Robert Parker, Jr., and j. Leslie, a
graduate of Kamehameha, have been
given positions on the Mounted Patrol.
During the absence of c. A Brown
from the Islands J. Alfred Magoon will
act for him under power of attorney.
Ed Gardner, a police officer, gave a
luau at his home, Fort street, yester-
day, in honor of the birthday of his
wife =
In the Circuit Court yesterday, the
sentences of the lower Court in the
three cases against w. Crewes were
confirmed.
Allan Herbert a we'll known author
ity ON Horticulture will be an occasion
al contributor to the Advertiser on
that subject.
An elegantly furnished residence on
Beretania, near Pensacola street, is Of
fered for rent. Apply to J. Alfred Ma
COON, near Post Office.
T. w. Hebron is in Los Angeles
booming Taroena. He has had very
neat poster gotten out and distributed
throughout California.
On Thursday at 10 a. m. James F.
Morgan will sell the household furni-
ture of Mrs. Davis, at the residence, No.
80 School street, in the rear of Rev. S.
E. Bishops.
Among the people who left for Kau-
al on the w. G. Hall yesterday were A.
Dreier, G. J. Fishel, Miss Ella Dayton,
E. Omsted, Rev. J. B. Hanaike and J.
S. McCandless.
Rev. H. Hoyt, d. D. of Sacramento
arrived by the Doric Monday He
will supply the pulpit of the Central
Union Church during DR.. Birnie's alb
sence in Japan. -
Mrs. Clarence Ashford gave an afterN
noon tea yesterday to meet Miss East-\
man. A very large number of people
were present, and the affair was a
most pleasant one.
There is a notice in this mornings
Advertiser to the effect that the cap
tain of the American ship Commodore
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by his crew.
Now that the Kewalo bicycle track is
an assured fact, the Hawaiian Hard
ware Company, in their new advertise
ment today, give out few pointers in
regard to wheels, sundries, etc.
The Supreme Court handed down a
decision yesterday overruling the mo-
ton to eXpunge certain portions of the
information in the case Of attorneys
Wakefield and Wise and the demurrer.
The two teams of the ST. Louis foot
ballists will hold joint meeting at the
Drill Shed this evening at 7:30 o'clock,
for the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments relative to dates of practice and
games.
The uproar against the anchor of the
Portuguese tug-of-war team is begin
ming to subside and the poor fellow is
beginning to feel that he can walk
about without groups of men follow
ing him.
Among the arrivals from Maui and |
Hawaii ports on the Mauna LOa yes |
terday were w. r. Castle, DR.. A. Nc |
WAYNE. w. Mulch, Otto Myer, Judge !
A. W. Carter, ]. F. Brown and Mrs. |
E. r. Hendry.
On Sunday night, before the depar-
ture of the Mauna Loa, word was re-
ceived in Kau from Mr.. T. r. Walker |
in Hilo. to the effect that British Com I
missioner Halves condition was crit |
zeal. but that things looked encourage
ing.
Frank Davey. of the Davey Photo
graph Company, contemplates making |
life-size photographs (head and shout
ders) as soon as he opens the gallery.
These photographs will be made by
the camera direct, and will not be en-
largements.
When Mrs. Allan Herbert was in
Singapore she collected number OF
oT-in M n
flowers which grow there. Mr.. Her
bert has presented to the Floral So
ciety some of these seeds which the
members will plant and cultivated
here.