The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Henry Davis will collect accounts due
z. A. Williams
Ministries tonight at the Opera House.
Plenty of fun TO be had
The lie POM Moi Dancing Club will
have another social tonight.
A dark bay horse has been lost. Suit
able reward if brought to this office
DIR. Reid came up from Waiaiua yes
terday to spend couple of days in the
city.
A silver watch has been lost. Re
ward if returned to Lucas Bros Plan
ing Mill.
Bargains at X Furuya's clearance
sale. SOx, underwear, neckwear, etc,
below cost.
Professor Yarndley will manage the
social at the Hagey Institute Thursday
night.
A gold watch and chain has been
lost. A reward will be paid if returned
to the Office of this paper.
DR.. George Herbert has lost a young
carriage dog. Return to the doctors
Office and receive suitable reward.
Mr. w. w Hall will lead the Y. NJ.
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Subject: Reverend. Hebrews, u:
1929.
In the Police Court yesterday the
case of Sylvano Nobriga, for assault
and battery on August Richards, was
nolle pross'd.
Six little boys were arrested yester-
day by Detective Kappa. They are sup
posed to know something about the
Thomas robbery.
Commencing today the Central Meat
Market will supply the public with
sausages and other delicacies direct
from their wagons.
G. w. Lincoln is prepared to furnish
estimates for all descriptions of build
ings or additions thereto. King street,
next Occidental hotel.
F. j. GrundelI, formerly employed on
the dredger, has taken charge of the
Government wash houses at Iwilei, vice
George Otterson, resigned.
Alice May, little white girl strayed
away from home at O'Clock last even
ing It seems that this is the third or
fourth time the child has done the
same thing.
Evangelist A. J. Bell has charge of
the M E. Church during the absence of
Rev. H. w. Peck. He can be found at
the boarding house of Mrs. Chaplin. At
home Tuesdays.
Rev. A. ]. Bell, evangelist, will
preach in the NJ. E. Church Sunday at
IL a. m. Subject: Household of God"
In the evening he will speak at the
Christian Church.
w. Seaborn Luce will sell at the
n &c
Queen street, at noon on Monday, w.
II. CornwelPs celebrated racing stall
lion, Lord Brock.
On the filing of a copy of judgment
obtained by the plaintiff in the case OF
6. Koiima vs. T Mitamura, the Su-
preme Court has ordered that the
plaintiff recover $117.SS.
That the hospital at Hilo be furnish
cd only by the Board of Health was
merely a suggestion of a member at the
meeting the other night. 1t was not
mt as a motion nor considered as such.
The Kusatso baths spoken of in yes
terdav mornings Advertiser as having
been started at the Kalihi Receiving
Station. are in charge of the Leprosy
Committee of which DR.. Alvarez IS
head.
The Philadelphia and Marion men
have been given permission to use the
targets at the military butts, kakaako.
Yesterday morning, about so from the
Philadelphia, with two Heutenants'
turned out.
Among the departures for Maui ana
Hawaii ports yesterday morning were
the following: r. l.. Auerbacn, y.
F1rneaux. G.. X Wilder and wife,
Judge Hapai, c. S. Desky, Fred Beck
ley and F. M. Wakefield
James F. Morgan will continue the
credit auction sale at the store Oh
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co. today at IL
O'Clock. Dry goods, groceries, haru-
ware, wines, beers, etc, VIII be as
posed of on a liberal credit to the trade
large number of copies of the
seMyrtle March, by Professor Berger
arrived by the Australia and are on
sale at the Wall, Nichols Company.
The front is decorated with picture
of the boat house on gala occaslon'
and another of one of the famous Myr-
tie crews.
Among the arrivals on the Australia
Yesterday were: Mrs. H. H. Austin'
Mrs Brenig. G. De La Vergne, Mrs. N
7 Cedpe Mrs. G. R. Gray, T. w. Ho-
bron Miss Ethel r. Lyman, Maj. s. A.
MuhIbauser. Capt. NJ. n. Sanders, Prof
NJ. NJ. Scott, F. Waldron and Dr. }. NJ.
Whitney.
King Bros. have opened the store adj
Joining the Art Store on Hotel ST., as
show and sales room in connection
with their business. 1t has proven to
be a good move, in atfordlng easy
access to the large assortment or Island
views in colored and uncolored photos,
paintings, etc.
Miss EIeanore Simpson and Miss
Frances Lennon of Oberlin, Ohio, ar
rived on the Miowera. and are visit
ing the home of Mr. c. H Anterior.
Miss simpson has come as teacher in