The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-25
LOCAL BREVIT!ES.


cutter. Thanks, gentlemen
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge, No.
S22, for work in First Degree, tonight.
I'D. McVeigh, Josh Tucker and 9TH
ers returned into exile at Mauliola yes
terday.
If you appreciate the bargains we
have we Will get others for you. Sur
deyant's.
Poultry dinner at ]. Camacho's to-
day; pie, pudding, etc. Full and plen-
ty for all.
The o. S. S. Australia is due from
San Francisco this morning. She will
sail from here on June I'd.
See list of officers of the Pacific Cycle
and Manufacturing Company, Limited,
in the advertising columns.
You can buy flour at the City Feed
Store as cheap as any place in town.
Brands: Choice" and Peacock"
The surf at the beach is fit for surf
riding. Sunday the Hui Pakaka Nalu
had eight canoes going until after
dark.
Tenders for making uniforms for the
National Guard of Hawaii are called
G.. Ashley.
Fred Harrison hung his mammoth
British flag from the new Campbell
block yesterday, in honor of Queen
Victoria's birthday.
Fl. May May & Co. will receive per
Australia today fresh roll butter, fresh
salmon and oysters, vegetables, fruit,
etc. Telephone %.
All persons who desire to contribute
flowers for Memorial Day will kindly
leave their address with r. J. Greene,
corner OF Palace Walk and Miller
street.
The forces of the Philadelphia and
Marion will have shore drill, as usual,
this morning. The men will land at
a. m. and will march to the baseball
grounds.
Mrs. Spalding and Otis Spalding did
not return on the Peru yesterday, on
account of lack of fitting accommoda-
tions. They will come through on the
next boat.
There will be a special dinner and
dance at the Hawaiian Hotel this even
ing. This will be in the nature of a
welcome to the guests from the o. S. S.
Australia, due today.
All physicians, whether members or
not, are invited to attend the annual
meeting of the Medical Association Of
Hawaii in the Y. NJ. C.. A. hall May
25th, 26th and 9th, at p. m.
There will be meeting of the Row
ing Association in the hall of the
Chamber of Commerce, Merchant
street, at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Every member is requested TO be pres
ent.
A meeting of the stockholders in the
Kewalo bicycle track scheme was
caIltd for last night in the Chamber
of Commerce hall. Not a sufficient
number turned up. so the meeting was
postponed until Friday evening.
w. S. Luce, auctioneer, will sell this
week at his salesroOms a lot of new
furniture. feather pillows, hair and
wool mattresses, canvas cots, large
iron safe, palms, ferns, etc. Call and
examine Date of sale hereafter.
A British tar, coming along Alakea
street on a wheel yesterday afternoon,
turned suddenly into King street, and
ran into a hack, in which w. Porter
Boyd was passenger. The bicycle was
divided when the tar picked himself
up.
Mr. Gerrit P Wilder left for MANU-
kona on the Helene yesterday after
noon to attend to some matters of bust
ness. He will go to Maui on the XII
nau this morning, and return to Ho-
noIulu on the Claudine Sunday morn
ing.
On Wednesday. May Goth, at IL noon.
James F. Morgan will sell, by order of
the Minister of the Interior, three
cfn
each, opposite the High School prem
Uses. Buildings to be removed by Sat
urday, May 29th.
OF the 100 Chinese laborers by the
Peru. 13S are under contract; SO of
these are Manchurians, the first to
come to the Islands as laborers. They |
were secured by George Boardman as
an experiment, and are said to be I'M
usually large men.
The convention of the Young Peo-
ples' Societies of Hawaii will be held |
in Kawaiahao Church, beginning We'd |
nesday. June I'd. An address in Eng |
Iish will be made by Rev. J. NJ. Mon |
roe of the Christian Church, and one |
in Hawaiian by Rev. Desha of Hilo.
a special class will be formed this |
evening at the Honolulu Night School, |
for the purpose of inStructing those |
who wish to enter the examinations |
for teachers primary certificates. APP
plications for membership should be
made to the principal, Mr.. Lightfoot.
Preparations for the great rug-of-
war are coming on in fine shape. Some !
half-doZen or more teams have sent
word that they intend to compete.
Among these are the Scandinavians.
two Hawaiian crews-FOundry and |
Poola; the Portuguese and others. 1t
is understood that the Marion viii en-
ter team. In such an event, the Phil
adelphia men should not be behind the
times.
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