The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-28
LOCAL BREVITiES.

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lie last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Glade were
among the Gaelic's passengers.
Sample the stock at the City Feed
Store before purchasing elsewhere.
Call in at the Kaulike Bargain cOun-
tiers. The list of novelties will surprise
you.
Annexation march is the latest
music received at Wall, Nichols Com
pany.
The accounts of David Dayton,
guardian OF George Hart were filed yes
terday.
Horse goods of all kinds at c. R. Col
Inns, King street, near Nuuanu, and at
Hilo, Hawaii.
Mrs. Margaret Moorehead, an old
Kamaaina who has been here 30 years,
is seriously i'll.
The regular drill of the second Bat
talon will be held at the usual hour
Friday evening.
Henry Vida arrested two Cinnamon
last night on the charge of unlawful
possession of opium.
See partial list of new goods received
on the Australia for J. J. Egan, as adj
yertised this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Falk are register
ed at the hotel. They will leave again
for Hawaii on the Kinau Friday
A very pleasant dance was given to
a number OF friends at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom May last night.
During the absence of Young Hee
from the Islands, w. T. Robinson will
act for him under special power of at
torney.
MI G.. A. Harker, who comes to Ho-
noIulu to take charge of the science
department of the High School, arrived
on the Gaelic last night.
Yesterday was the Jewish New
Year. The celebration will be contin-
ued today. The feast of Yum Kipur
will occur 10 days hence.
A lady's ring set with diamond and
emerald was lost on Hotel or Fort
street yesterday afternoon. A suitable
reward will be paid to finder
James F. Morgan has a few shares
Of Kahuku Sugar Company's stock for
sale. Also, a block of Mutual Tele-
phone Company. Apply early.
Mrs. Clarke-Andrae, formerly of the
White House, San Francisco, has met
with great success in the management
Of the dress making parlors of Ehlers
q Co.
William G. Irwin, who has been So
journing in Marin County, California,
since his recent illness, has arrived
back in San Francisco, and is guest
Nth HI family al fbo Palace
Mr.. Muirhead and bride left for Wal
manaIo on the J. A. Cummins yester-
day morning. They were met at the
steamer by delegation of friends and
rice flowed in abundance for a while.
The race for a dinner between the
crews of the Alice NJ and Stranger,
both of the Myrtle Boat Club, will take
place over the spar-buoy course at $50
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Septem-
Der 90.
Commissioner of France, Mons. Vos-
sion. conducted Commodore Fort Of the
ram-cruiser Daguay-Trouin to the ST.
Louis College yesterday morning. They
were shown through the school by the
brothers.
While coming from Mrs. A. j.
Campbell's, past the Nuuanu Cemetery
Saturday morning, Miss Helen Wilder
fell over a stone and sprained her ankle
very badly. She is confined to her
room in consequence.
The Honolulu Bicycle Company, To- |
Gated in the McInerny Block, has Sc
cured the Agency for the famous Ken |
sington and Sylph Cycles-highest OF
high grade wheels. Call and hear Mr.. |
talk bicycle.
At the art rooms of the Pacific Hard /
ware Company, on Friday, October 1st, |
at 10 a. M, James F. Morgan will sell
at public auction several paintings by
Victor Feijdien. artist. The paintings /
are now on view at the art rooms.
This is the birthday of both the
King and Queen or Portugal ana not
of Mr.. Canavarro There will be re-
ception at the Portuguese Charge DAT
fairies home from IL a. m. to p. M,
during which time the Hawaiian Band
will play.
Mr.. Koya who come here as secretary
to the Japanese Legation returns on
the Gaelic to Japan today. Mr.. Koya Is
the type of a Japanese gentleman and
II is To he regretted that his i'll health !
prevented him from devoting any time
TO social functions.
Mr.. K. Ueta of the Yokohama Specie
Bank will leave for his home In japan
in about a month. His health Is not
very good in this climate, and he IN
tends to leave for good. Mr.. Ueta reels
sorry that he must go, as he has MADE
many friends here, and has become
very fond of the country.