The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Try Poppleton's homemade bread.

New suiting of all kinds at Medeiros
& Decker's the Hotel street tafIors
There was very heavy rainfall on
the Island of Kauai Friday, July %.
Sam Johnson has sent in an appIica-
ton for membership in Company D.
n. G. H.
Children's hats in all varieties are
offered at low prices at y. S. Sachs
this week.
About sixty ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed an outing at Raymond Grove
yesterday.
Willie Young entertained number
of friends at dinner at his residence
yesterday.
Underwear, pajamas, sox, neckwear.
kimonos, at less than cost K. Flu
ruya's, Hotel ST.
Several miles of new rails are being
laid on the o. r. & L. road in the vici-
nifty of Eva Mill
Police officers are watching pretty
closely all signs from the direction of
Waimea, this island.
The Evergreen Social cub will give
dance at Ramona Grove on the night
of Saturday, August eth.
Honolulu enjoys the distinction of
having boot black who rides a wheel
when looking up customers.
The teachers of the Summer School
spent a very enjoyable afternoon
aboard tn L. S. S. Philadelphia Salur-
day.
Detective KAPPA and others arrested
Chinaman and four natives in Wi
lei and Kakaako, Sunday for selling
swipes.
Remington high grade, '97 model
wheels have been reduced to $S5. Pa
cific Cycle & Mfg. Co. ct. V. King, J.
T. Lund).
Transfers have been issued to Ser
geant Sam Johnson, Company F, and
Private Frank J. Perrine, Company E,
to Company D, n. G. H.
Lawn tennis goods, Hawaiian shells,
curios, etc, at the Golden Rule Ba-
Zaar. A full line of office and society
stationery always in stock.
Tug-of-war Saturday night The
Portuguese are backing their men
splendidly and back out at nothing,
no matter how large the sum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fairchild came
from Kappa on the James Makee Sat
San Francisco on the Australia.
The cash value of the first series in
the Pioneer b. & L. Association is
stated in the last report to be s115.26
per share; the book value is $13S.3O.
Captain Renken brought from Koo-
1au Saturday, four Cinnamon arrested
in connection with the recent Jap
anese-Chinese fight. They were all
bailed out.
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports on the w. G.. Hall, Sunday We're:
S. w. Wilcox and wife, w. H. Rice
and wife, G. H. Bishop and wife, d.
w. James, J. w. Girvin.
The final addresses of DR.. Brown and
others at the Summer School will be
delivered tomorrow between 1 and 2: so
p. m. Those interested in education
are cordially invited to attend.
The last half of the ninth inning
in the Star-St. Louis disputed game
will be played next Saturday. If the
st. Louis team fails TO score the game
will be played out at the close of the
season.
Four Cinnamon have been arrested
on the charge of conspiracy supposed
to have been committed in the recent
che ia case in connection with which
Chong Mel Hing and other prominent
Cinnamon were arrested.
G. n. Voeller gave a luau at his
home. Kuakini street, Saturday night, |
by way of celebration of the event
of the first birthday of his daughter.
The affair was a very enjoyable one |
and many were the friends present. ~
Among the arrivals from Maui on |
the Claudine, Sunday, were the fol- |
lowing: W. H. Cornwell, Mrs. Mist, |
A. Louisson, J. K. Saunders, E. Par
ker, Mrs J. w. Kalua, Jas. Kennedy, |
A B. Kennedy and Mrs. w. K. Hutch |
inson.
On Saturday warrants were sworn !
out by z. a. Costa, proprietor of the |
Eagle House, for the arrest of Harry |
and Nettie Yule, two children living |
in the immediate vicinity. The charge
is malicious injury in the destruction
of plants in the Eagle House yard.
An immense clearance sale begins
this morning at L. B. Kerr's Goods
at your own price Everything new
Among the new goods just received
bv the Pacific Hardware Co.. Ltd, is
a big consignment of the new improv-
ed Planters hoe, made especially for
this firm.
On Saturday night Captain Fernan-
des and others arrested four Cinnamon
in a poi shop near the MciliiIi Church
on the charge of unlawful possession
of opium. In the room where they
were caught smoking were two pipes.
one horn several lichee nutSful of
opium and a quantity of insee.
A stranger, white man, was found |
in the vicinity of the Punahou tram
car stables by Captain Renken Satur- |
day night 1t seems that he had been
looking for the White House and got |
on the wrong street. Captain Fernan-
des took him in charge and showed |
him the way TO his lodging place.
On the Bush premises, Emma street,