The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-01
LOCAL BREvITIES.
,mpany A will drill tonight.

veal dinner Ioudy at IOppleJOH ;.
Chicken dinner today. Peoples
Lunch Rooms.
American chow, something new and
pretty buttonhOle buttons at the 1
x L.
Oahu Lodge No. 1, X of P, will
meet tonight for work in the third
rank.
John H. SIZZLING has a carriage horse,
kind and gentle, suitable for lady,
for sale.
A purse containing sum of money
and a key has been lost. Reward at
this office for the finder.
G. a. Howard will act under power
if attorney for Henry w. Howard dur
ing his absence from the Islands.
During the absence from the Islands
act for him under power of attorney.
This is Ladies' Day at the Courts Of
the Beretania Tennis Club All lady
friends are cordially invited to attend
The Family Lunch Rooms (Wo-
mans Exchange old stand) serve first
class meals for % cents; 81 tickets for
$3.50.
After quite a siege of illness George
Bruins has gone back again to work at
his old post in the Telephone Ex-
change.
The first outing of the Junior depart
ment of the Y NJ. c. A. will take place
today. The boys will pay visit to the
Naniwa.
Mr.. Fem, the newly-appointed head
master at Iolani School, left yesterday
by the Australia to spend the vacation
in San Francisco.
G. A. Howard will act for DR.. H. w.
Howard under full power of attorney
during the Iatter's absence from the
Hawaiian Islands.
The store now occupied by B. F. En-
lers & Co., in the Waverley Block, is
for rent, with fixtures therein. Apply
to Henry Waterhouse.
The Decorating Committee of the
Fourth of July celebration would like
to borrow some flags. G.. w. r. King
will call for same, if notified.
Music for dancing will be provided
at the Myrtle boat club house for the
members and their friends during the
progress of the fireworks Saturday
evening.
John Grace is authorized to collect
all accounts owing the Honolulu Dairy.
All claims against said dairy must be
presented at the Office Of James l.
Dowsett, Queen street.
On the cruiser Philadelphia 45 court
martia1s have been held during the
past two years. One third of the num-
Der have been held since her arrival in
port few months ago.
During the temporary absence of Sc
nor A de SouZa CanavarrO, Charge
d'Affaires and Consul General for Por-
tugal, Mr. Ernest Hutchinson will have
charge of the business of the Consul
late.
The I x L, headquarters for fire
works, decorating bunting, American
and Hawaiian silk and cotton flags,
ETC., will keep open during the even
ings of Friday, Saturday and Monday
till 10 o'clock.
Regularly weekly session of the Com
missioners of Education at 2:30 p. M.
today. The petition of nearly all the
teachers of the city to retain Mr.. J. F.
Scott as Deputy Inspector-General Will
be acted upon.
The big sale of property adjoining
Kapiolani Park will take place at Nor
CAMS salesrooms on Saturday noon.
The property is divided into IA blocks
and offers a rare opportunity to per-
sons of limited means.
The Hawaiian National Band concert
which was to have taken place on Sat
urday the Bird in Kaumakapili Church,
is postponed by request till Saturday,
July 10th. Admission, soc. Doors open
at 7:3O p. M; commence at 8.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard left for San
Francisco on the Australia yesterday
afternoon. They will proceed direct
to Chicago, when DR.. Howard returns
in about six weeks he will occupy an
office in the Mott-Smith building, cor
-ner Fort and Beretania streets.
The Alden Besse, which arrived yes
terday forenoon, brought the following
passengers: G.. l.. Seward, [. H. Pollen
mas and c. F. Craig, university stu
dents: w l.. Johnson, son OF Harry
Johnson, of Petaluma, and formerly OF
Kauai: w. H. Horn, of Honolulu.
Woven Wire Bailey has disposed of
his wire mattress business to Ordway
& Porter. who will continue to manu-
facture on the same lines. The services
of Charles Costa, an expert wire
weaver, has been secured, and all work
will be up to the former standard OF
Mr. Bailey.
The two fireworks committees on
Fourth of July celebration-the one
from the American and the other from
the Hawaiian General Comm1ttee-Wlll
meet in the Drill Shed at 1870 O'Clock
this evening for the purpose OF decld-
ing on some place in the harbor from
which to display the fireworks.
KAPPA and his men are after young
man by the name of Sniffen, they nav
ing pretty good grounds for suspicion
that he is the one who assaulted the