The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-08-14
LOCAL RREulT.ES.

Poultry dinner, family style, at Pop
pleton's tomorrow.
Don't fail TO see the bargains at X.
Furuya's clearance sale.
"Fanchon, the Cricket matinee to-
day at the Opera House.
The Board of Tax Appeal held long
session yesterday afternoon.
George Fafrchild came from Kapaa
on the James Malkee yesterday.
The engagement of Miss Anna
Thronas to a. T. Percival, is lnn1Unc-
ed. =
James Dodd sent a 10-gallon keg of
beer to the band at the ball game yes
terday.
Ensign FuIlenwider of the Philadei-
phia has been transferred 10 the
Marion.
"The Old Curiosity Shop" by the Ka-'
tie Putnam Company tonight at the
Opera House. ~
For keeping the skin smooth and
soft. try Male cream, put up by Ben
son, Smith & Co.
Regular quarterly meeting of the
today at the companys office.
1t is understood that the Walker
brothers have handed in applications
for membership in the Myrtle Boat
Club.
The finest selection of household fur
niture in town is to be seen at the City
Furniture Store, Love building, Fort
street.
The cricket match, scheduled be-
tween the Star Baseball Club and the
Honolulu Cricket Club, has been post
poned.
KapiIiala was arrested by Charles
ChiIlingworth last night on the charge
of selling spirituous liquor without a
license.
Jim Quinn and Gus Schuman each
have fine horses on the Mohican.
Quinn's horse will be known as the
''290 Girl"
W. NJ Smithies will have charge of
the printing of the regatta committee
program. They will be gotten up in the
usual good form.
DR.. H. H Lowry, president of Peking
University, will preach missionary
sermon in the M. E. Japanese Church
in Honolulu, Sunday, at 7:30 p. II.
For footwear of the latest and best
the Manufacturers Shoe Company lex
elusive shoe dealers) are sure to please. |
Fort street-sign of the big shoe.
The Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacture
ing Company are increasing their re-
pair business very rapidly, by allowing
only first-class work to leave their
shops.
The Leilani and Myrtle crews take
advantage of the early morning hours /
to do part of their training. Things are
coming on in fine shape in boating
circles.
In the Police Court yesterday morn |
inc. Solomon Apiki was fined 50 and
costs for being drunk while driving a
hack. a clear violation of carriage reg
ulations.
Rev. H. w. Peck will preach his fare !
well sermon on Sunday at the NJ. E. I
Church. His term of service has nearly |
expired and he has been recalled by the
conference.
EhIers & Co. will begin a great clear
ance sale on Monday. Goods have been
marked away down, and people will |
have an opportunity W SSSul IllO N1ANSo
goods at their own price.
Word came by the James Makee yes
terdav that a reward of $50 had been
offered for the capture of Kali, the
Kauai murderer. No one seems dis
posed to risk his life for that sum.
Word was received by the Mauna
Ioa Yesterday of the death OF Miss
Alice Ayres of Lahaina, lady well
known and liked in this city. She spent
several months in Honolulu not long
ago.
II is said that there are only three
passengers on the China who are OBJ
iecting TO the stay of that vessel here.
All the rest are delighted that they
are having the chance of seeing Homo
lulu.
On Saturdays all day, and at such
other times as the traffic will warrant
II the Hawaiian Tramways Company's
cars will run every 10 minutes between
Punabou and the corner of Queen and
Fort streets.
Rev. w. P. Bentley of Shanghai,
China. will preach at both services at
the Christian Church tomorrow Morn
ing subject: Life and Work IN Chi
ma" Evening subject: China as
Mission Field"
Tools for loading revolver caitri dges
will be sent for shortly, this To enable
all the making of cartridges for 'evol-
yer practice to be done at the military
butts and to assure all the officers OF
the \. G. H, ammunition when they
desire ii.
DIR. S. L. Baldwin of New York, mis-
sionarv secretary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will preach in the
First NJ. E. Church Sunday evening.
After the sermon the pastor, H. w.
Peck. will give a short farewell sd
dress.