The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-31
LOCAL BREyiTlES.

The Coptic is due from China and
Japan today.
Kilauea plantation stopped grinding
on Friday last.
Regular meeting of Lodge lie Pro-
gres de L'Oceanie this evening.
Neckwear. underwear, socks, silk
and crepe pajamas at X. Furuya's. =
Chester Doyle has been electe4 a
member of the Honolulu Cricket Club.
Annual meeting of British Benevo-
lent Society this evening at the Airing
ton at o'clock.
The u. S. S. Adams. Gibson COM
mander, sailed for Seattle, Wash. ar
2:3O p. m. Saturday.
The canoes swamped at Waikiki on
Saturday and again on Sunday were
not those of Hui Pakaka Nalu.
Sheriff Logan raided Chinese store
at Kahuku on Saturday, and captured
two Cinnamon and six Iichee nuts of
opium.
4 number Of native Hawaiian min
listers came down from Maui and Kau-
al on the Claudine Saturday and w.
G.. Hall Sunday.
There will be a special meeting of
the Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter this
(Monday) evening at 7:3O. Work in
Mark Master Degree.
young son of Charles Kidder was
struck with a baseball bat at the hands
of companion last Saturday, and had
his mouth badly cut.
New line tinware Sturdevant's.
All claims against the steamer ANA
rapoora must be presented by 10 a. n.
today at the office of Theo. H. Da-
vies & Co. Ltd, agents.
r. c. Spalding came froh EYauai on
the James Makee Saturday tYmeet his
wife, whom he expects borAk from the
Orient on the Coptic today.
Besides a limited number of Ram
bier wheels received by the last steam
er, E. o. Hall & Son. also received
few Christy & Ray cycle seats.
The ladies' shirt waists and confec-
ton muslins are perfect dreams at n.
s. Sachs. A new lining for organdie
and CONNECTION dresses has the same
effect as silks at nominal prices.
Sterling corrugated hubs have never
been equaled for strength or naatness
of appearance Call and examine the
Sterling at the household supply de-
partment of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
PA Aloha" Cemetery was not for
gotten on Memorial Day. The graves
Of Charles L. Do6ze, Mrs. Carroll and
several Hawaiian victims of the plague
of 1895 were decorated by friends.
Twelve Cinnamon were arrested
Sunday afternoon for opium in posses
sion. They we're caught in a Chinese
shoemaker's shop on Nuuanu avenue.
All On and Chong Lock are the head
men.
Carpenters tools at SturdevantE
Captain King and w. E. Rdwsfl re-
turned on the Helene at midnight Sat
urday. after a visit to several points on
the Island of Hawaii in the interests of
public improvements. They were taken
aboard at Mahukona.
From today until Saturday L. B.
Kerr will offer a large portion of
bankruDt stock of goods bought for
cash in New York at a discount OF
SO 1-3 per cent. These goods are now
ready for inspection and sale.
Manuel Figurado was arrested by
Special Cordes Saturday on the two
charges of selling spirituous liquor
without a license and distilling liquor.
Gaspar Silva went his bond for $1,000,
and he was released from custody.
Parties interested in the bid to be
made for the establishment of
monthly steamer service between Ia
hiti and other islands, can get lnfor-
nation ct the French Commissioner
office, this city.
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports on the w. G.. Hall Sunday were:
IT p Baldwin. A Dreier, J. n. Cum
mings. ]. NJ Lydgate, Rev K. p Ka-
baleole. Rev. J. B. Hanaika, Rev X.
Waialeale. Rev. S. L. KAPPA and Judge
Kapiniali.
Toilet paper, coo doz. sturdevant's.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
ON the CIaudine Saturday were: e. +.
wilder. c. n. w. Norton, A. F. Cooke,
w. ]. Lowrey, DR.. r. l. Moore, Rev
F. NJ. Hanuna. Rev. ]. K. Iosepa, rev
KaIfno. Rev. ]. K. Makekau, Rev.
Keaunui. Rev A. Palai and j. e. Roth
well
The boat boys wish to make 1T
known that they stand ready to race
aII-comers in boats all the way from
two to II oars, and at any time from
the date of the appearance of this
article. They are pining for excite
ment. and feel that in making the
challenge as broad as above stated
thew will be able to secure an answer
from some direction.
Rev. Stephen l. Desha. Of EAlo'
,reocbei a fine sermon in KaYaiahao
church during the morning Service
SUNDAY. It's aim was directed toward
the young people and the strong point
dweit upon was the danger of idle
ness-the temptations that beset when
ones brain and hands are busy with
nothing. The congregation was very