The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.
company H will drill tonight.

Coat hangers, sc. Sturdevant's.
Safety document files. sturdevant's.
a blue enameIed crescent pin has
been lost. See ad.
Temple OF Fashion.
The electric light at Hotel and Fort
refused 10 shine last night.
a reward is offered for the return OF
a lady's small silver watch.
Owing 10 other engagements. there
will be no band concert at Emma
Square tonight.
Special meeting of wilder's Steam
ship Company at 2 p. m. today at the
company's Office.
Semi-annual meeting Of the II. A.
A. C. at 1880 tonight in Y. NJ. c. a.
hall, for election of officers.
There was a meeting of a number Of
merchants Saturday morning to dis
cuss Schedule f Of the tax returns.
Invest in a Perkins windmill, and
you will not be troubled about a water
supply. z. o. Hall & Sons can fit you
out.
Several changes III the SGSSlOHS VI
the Board of Registration are an
nounced in the by Authority column
today.
During the progress of the ball game
on Saturday the Regiment boys were
kept posted by detail from the sig
nal corps.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Claudine Sunday were w. l..
Stanley, Captain Fitzgerald, S. Stibard
and w. II. Lambert.
Jock Mcclure is back again at his
old post as conductor for the o. r. &
L.. after a very pleasant vacation Of
two weeks, spent on Kauai.
Next Saturday will be the last day
of the present bargain season now on
at l.. B. Kerr's. Queen street. See list
of new prices for this week.
Feather busters, 1Oc. Sturdevant's.
Nicely furnished rooms, with or
without board, in private family, on
Hotel street, opposite Hawaiian Ho-
tel street, are advertised TO let.
]. T. Warehouse, besides selling
tons of dry goods, finds time to dis
pose of the celebrated Syracuse bicy-
cIes, for which he is sole agent. -
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders in the KewaIo bicycle track in
the basement of the Hawaiian Hotel
at 7:3O o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Chinese Athletic Club defeated
the second team of the st. Louis Col
Iege at baseball on the old Makiki
grounds Saturday, by score of u to 9.
T. p. SEVERN. the photographer, is
still in Lihue He is doing well on the
Garden Isle and will probable not re-
turn to Honolulu for several weeks
yet.
KiIey. catcher for the Regiment
team, stepped on a piece of glass on
Saturday and injured his foot so badly
that he went to Queens Hospital for
medical attendance
W. A. Wall filed his inventory of
property in the Circuit Court Saturday
as commissioner in the case OF M. T.
Robinson ct al. VS.. James l.. p. Rob
inson ct al, minors.
Barler's shine cabinets. Sturdevant's.
The tennis players should remember
that this is the last day of grace in the
matter of entering for the tournament
which begins on the 18th. The asso-
citation is anxious for all the names
pOSSlDle 10 De lHCluuSu III IhC DOONA'
The Officers Club" an organiza-
ton composed exclusively of officers
and ex-officers of the National Guard
of Hawaii, was appropriately ded1cat-
ed Saturday night. There was tine
musical program, and very excellent
repaSt.
notwithstanding the published
ground rules, three members OF the
Star Club, without uniform, occupied
seats on the players bench at the
game on Saturday. The st. Louis
bows friends were satisfied with seats
in the grand stand.
native woman named Kaiakaul-
Iani. residing makai of the Judiciary
building. was taken to the station at
O'Clock this morning violently IN
sane. When in the receiving station
she tried TO bite Lieutenant Needham
and assault other officers. She VIII pe
examined as TO her sanity today.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Lawn Tennis Association In
the office of Ripley & Dickey, archl-
tects. Fort street at p. m. today, Tor
final arrangements in regard TO the
tournament. beginning May lZth:
Members who cannot attend should
hand their proxies to others.
Large. new stock. Sturdevant's.