The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-29
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Concert on the Executive Building
grounds at the usual hour today.
Reception and dance aboard the
Daguay Trouin from to today.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge, No.
S22. for work in the third degree to-
night.
A green parrot has been lost. Re
turn to Lewis & Co. and receive suit
able reward.
Don't miss the clearance sale. Every
thing regardless of cost at K. Furuya's,
Hotel street.
Miss Mabel Woods returned to her
home in Hawaii on the Helene yester-
day afternoon.
Regular meeting of Mystic Lodge,
No. 2, K. of p, tonight, for work in
the second degree.
Ex-Detective Wagner uses a candle
for carriage lamp. This creates fire.
quent calls on the match box.
Reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. BaIlou to Senator Morgan
and the Misses Morgan tonight
Miss Alice Lishman will give a poi
supper to a number of young friends
at her home, Makiki, this evening.
A. w. Cornelius of Alameda is in
the city, and will visit the coffee lands
of Hawaii with view to investing.
There will be no meeting of the
Board OF Health today on account of
the absence of Attorney-General Smith
on Kauai.
Licenses have been issued to 13 Jap
anese in Hilo TO run hacks. They man
age line to Onomea and are doing a
thriving business.
Mrs. Gum will open her dancing
school for grown people at 1880 o'clock
Friday evening and TOR the children at
$3.50 p. m. Monday next.
Among the arrivals on the Kinau
yesterday were: Mrs. James Campbell,
Mrs. Joseph Nawahi, G. A. Doyle, w.
Blaisdell, Rev. L. Byrd.
1t was thought yesterday that the
saloons would close from a. m. until
p. m. today, but the order was not
given, and they will remain open.
On and after October 1st, 1897, plants
and trees will be distributed free at
the Government nursery. Apply to Da-
vid Hough, head nurseryman, direct.
The police are on the lookout for
four Chinese deserters from contract
labor service, three from Eva and one
from the new plantation on this ISL
and.
Members of Excelsior Lodge, No. 1,
I. o. o. F., are notified to attend the
funeral of A. D. Marshall this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock from the lodge
rooms.
Among the departures on the Mi
kahala for Kauai ports yesterday aft
ernoon were: w H. Rice and wife,
v. Knudsen, DR.. Maxwell and j. B.
Hanaike.
E. w. Jordan (No 10 store) has just
received a line of new goods. The larg-
est assortment of rugs ever shown in
the Islands now in stock. Call and
inspect them.
The o'clock gun on the U. 5. S.
Philadelphia has not been fired FOR two
nights. owing to the illness of one or
the sailors 1t will not be used again
until he RECEIVERS.
On Monday. November LIST, at II
noon. in front of the Executive Build
ing. will be sold at public auction
Government property situate on the
Esplanade, Honolulu.
After the holidays of summer the
Art League is again stirring itself, the
first evidence of which is meeting OF
the art contributing members, called
for this afternoon at o'clock. ~
At 10 a. M. today, at the residence OF
r G.. z. Walker, No. 476 Punahou
street. opposite the college, James f.
Morgan will sell at public auction the
entire household furniture, horse, phae1
ton, etc.
Rev. II. II. Parker has given his con-
sent to a request made by SeYeraI
prominent Hawaiians to the effect that
Kawaiahao Church be used as a place
for Senator Morgan to address the ma
tive Hawaiians.
Another Chinese informer was very
badly battered by a number OF emma
men whom he had "squealed" on, IN
Waikiki. yesterday afternoon. Inc
moor fellow was unconscious when
found. Arrests will follow.
q Klemme of the Queen hotel had
a dozen fine Ieghorn chickens stolen
from him Sunday night. No trace OF
Tho thief has vet been discovered. ME-
KIemme has good reason to DeileFe
that thieves are after him.
Race for a dinner between the crews
of the Stranger and Alice NJ. at 2:oo
O'Clock Thursday. instead OF Ioud3;
The bows will try TO lower the recoru
made bv the Alice Ms crew against
the I.eilani boys in their last pull
Hugo Fisher. the well known ARTIST
in water color, is now located III view
York. and is meeting with great SUE
cess. The Herald speaks OF him as tne
foremost artist in opaque colors' Lne
technioue in his paintings being note
worthy.
Sea Breezes made its appearance
again Yesterday afternoon, ana the
men of Uncle Sans navy are coDse
d,,a-,+Iv bannv. Editor Vanderveer has
succeeded i'm getting out very hot
nnmber. The words to the Myrtle
March constitute one of the features OF