The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-18
LOCAL BREYITlES.
Regatta Day.

day.
The New Market Restaurant will
reopen today.
The Y. NJ. c. a. classes begin on
Monday next
Band concert at Makee Island to-
morrow afternoon.
The regatta begins at $50 this
morning and not at o'clock
c. j. FaIk and wife came down from
Hawaii On the Kinau yesterday.
Programs of the races can be had
OF William Smithies free of charge.
A 20 to 1OO-acre tract of land within
three miles of town is advertised for.
David Keliipio will occupy the pupit
in Kawaiahao Church Sunday evening.
The elevator in the Mott-Smith
building will be ready for use on
Tuesday.
K. Furuya's sale is still proceeding.
Everything going regardless of cost.
Hotel street.
Rev. ]. Leadingham will occupy the
pulpit at the Christian Church on Sun
day morning.
board, in private family, is wanted by
a married couple.
There was a luncheon to a number
of ladies at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Parker yesterday.
w. A. Wall, the surveyor, left for
Kona on the Mauna Loa yesterday
He will return on the same trip.
F.. NJ Wakefield and Herbert C.
Austin came down from Hilo on the
Kinau to attend to some business.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet this Saturday ev-
ening at the Kawaiahao Seminary.
Edwards, formerly first lieutenant of
the Mounted Patrol, has been promoted
to the rank of captain of that body.
At the Christian Church on Sunday
evening Rev. G. A. Clark, from Central
Japan, will speak on Japan and the
Japanese"
Drop in at the Waikiki Baths (for-
merly Saratoga today for a dip in
the briny'' and a really excellent
lunch. Everything first-class.
1t is likely that some of the local
crack billiard players will challenge
George Sea, the winner in the Airing
ton billiard parlor tournament.
Second Lieutenant Dunbar has been
appointed first lieutenant and Patrol
man Spi1lner second lieutenant. Spill
ner is an old German cavalryman.
The town is very well behaved. Had
it not been for the fact that tax col
lector got after a man for taxes, there
might have been no one arrested yes
terday.
Call on E. o. Hall & Son and see
the new combination tables just re-
ceived by the Australia. They are the
handiest article introduced into the
Islands this year.
Among the departures on the Maui
ma Loa yesterday morning were: Sen
ator J. Kauhane, Mrs. Maria Martin,
J. A McCandless, w. A. VALLEY and
Rev. G.. w. Jackman.
A meeting of the ST. Louis Literary
Society was held the other night. Rou-
tine business was attended to, and u
was decided that no more performances
be given for some time.
Sam Johnson is now riding a Ster-
ling. After testing almost every wheel
represented here, he has fixed upon
the Sterling as the lightest running
and strongest wheel made.
A visit to the Kaulike Bargain Coun-
ters will repay you. Amongst the thou
sand and one articles displayed, there
is the very thing you've been looking
for, and the price will astonish you.
Great boxing contest in the Bristol
Pavilion at o'clock tonight Doors
open at o'clock. The Marshal will
be present, and all things are expected
to go on quietly and without hitch.
Judge Wilcox returned from Hilo on
the Kinau yesterday, after having
taken his wife to Hilo in the inter-
ests of her health. In two weeks time
he will return to bring her back to Ho-
nolulu.
George Martin, Sam Johnson and d. |
G. Sylvester are among the many who
have pIaced their faith in the Sterling. |
2 q. Anterior, at household supply de- !
partment of Castle & Cooke, Ltd, To-
cal agent.
The dance at the Myrtle boat house.
schedule for tonight, has been aDan-
doned The boat clubs are talking OF
combining and giving a Regatta Day |
dance at independence Park pavilion
in the near future.
Press passes to Cyclomere Bicycle
Park have been issued by the manager,
Mr.. c.. L. Clement. The date of open /
ing will be announced later. 1t is I'M
derstood that when all work has been
completed, the public will be invited
out one night to ride on the track In
the light of the incandescent lamps.
The band will not play Monday ev-
ening at Emma Square, but will play
bv command of President Dole, at
Minister Sewall's public reception at
Waikiki. On Tuesday evening it will
play at the Hawaiian Hotel, compll-
mentary to the departing American
members of Congress.
The Rev. C. A. Clark will speak at
the Young Mems Christian Association
cundar nrnninu at 6. 90 o'clock Mr. |