The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-09
LOCAL BREv!T.ES.
Try Poppleton's homemade bread.

Try Poppleton's homemade bread.
Opium Brown is rusticating in Kula,
Maui.
Company H will meet for drill to-
night.
Invitations for the Brown Atkinson
nuptials are out
Call at E. o. Hall & Sons and in
spect the Hub mixer.
Finest quality of oil cake meal at the
Washington Feed Company.
Last three days of K. Furuya's great
clearance sale. Prices below cost.
Cases of drunkenness were the only
ones on the police register last night.
There will be a meeting of the Sons
of st. George at 7:30 O'Clock this even
ing.
r. r. Berg, of Kahului. is in town.
His headquarters are at the Hawaiian
Hotel -
s. J. Macdonald, counsellor at law, is
now located at 204 Merchant street, one
door from Fort.
Officer Espinda arrested Alex. Har-
ris early Saturday evening for assault
ing E. Gilsey with a knife.
Emmett May, of the Germania Life
Insurance Company, is recovering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Ed Towse has recovered from an at
tack of the grip and will probably be
at his desk in the Tax Office today.
Some of the members of the Homo
lulu Iron Works Tug-OfWar Team
spent the day at Waianae on Sunday.
The Cricket Club smoker has been
postponed to Wednesday night, owing
10 the death of Commissioner Halves.
H. w. Schmidt & Sons will dispose
of their Summer goods regardless of
cost, before the arrival of their fall
goods.
George d. Gear, brother of a. V.
Gear, arrived by the Andrew WEIGH
on Saturday, and will remain perma
nently.
officer VIM. Peter, No. 3, was yes
terday relieved of his star for failing
to turn up for duty. The usual charm
of the bottle.
Mr.. T. Lyons, for long time con-
nected with the Kahului store, has re-
signed his position. Mr.. Lyons came
down on the Claudine Sunday.
The report reached Honolulu by the
Claudine yesterday that d. L. Meyer,
Of Wailuku, had been arrested on the
charge of importing opium into the
country.
The natives who are supposed to
have assaulted J. Milton at Iwilei
some time ago, were examined by Cap
tain Parker yesterday. Milton is COM
pletely out of his head.
Springs of two more vehicles have
been broken by the unnecessarily high
central part of the Nuuanu tram-car
track just where it crosses King street.
The slice has not yet been taken off.
The August number of the Anglican
Church Chronicle, just issued, contains
the usual interesting accounts of
church events and a pleasing resume
of the editors recent trip to Victoria.
1t is understood that the Lena L.
landed her opium on the Island of Ka-
hoolawe and then made suspicious
moves along the coast of this island to
throw the authorities off the track for
a while.
Mrs. George G. Beckley and family
returned from the Volcano on the XII
Pele's abode The intention was to
stay longer, but the anticipated return
of Henry Beckley to college in the
States, FASTENED the return.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the CIaudine Sunday morning were
the following: r. r. Berg, Miss Corn
well. J. s. Walker and wife, Miss Cas-
tie. Northrup Castle, Professor Meade
and wife, r. T. WILDER, w. II. Corn
well. Jr., w. r. Castle, Jr., c. H.
Dickey. J. L. Kaulukou, z. Suhr.
A young man, riding in on one of the
Waikiki cars, crowded with people
from the Sunday afternoon concert,
was pretty badly squeezed between
one of the telephone posts and the car
yesterday 1t is the same old story.
Not long ago one man was almost kill
ed. The next will be the story of some
one killed outright.