The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-21
LOCAL BREyITIES.

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Get your bedroom set from Yee Sing
Tie, 625 Fort street.
Our goods are all bought and sold
cheap for cash. Sturdevant's.
We are never fearful of being high in
prices, because we buy right. Sturde-
wants.
Regular meeting of Polynesia En-
eampment. No. l, I. o. o. F., this ev-
ening.
The range Of vision attracts the eye
towards Castle & Cookies large line Of
ranges and stoves.
Company c. n. G.. H.. will elect a
captain and first lieutenant on the ev-
ening of Friday, May 2Sth.
A hummer. The White sewing ma
chine II. w. Schmidt & Sons, agents.
Your household requires one.
There will be practice by the choir
OF the Second Congregation at the Ca
thedral at z o'clock this evening.
Captain Fernandes and others ar
rested II Cinnamon in Waikiki last
night on the charge Of gambling.
A special meeting of the Honolulu
Royal Arch Chapter is called for to
night. Work: Royal Arch Chapter.
The semi-fnaIs in the tennis tourna-
ment doubles viii take place this after
noon. Things are getting exciting.
Every red wheel is not Crimson
Rim" II needs quality, as we'll as col
or. to make Syracuse Crimson Rim.
It is understood that George KIue-
gel. now with n. F. Wichman, will
take a position in the business house
OF Castle & Cooke
Hopp & Co. are making window
awnings and summer touches to order
For warm weather these articles are
essential TO comfort.
The detectives have taken up revol-
yer practice Yesterday was the first
attempt and Chun PoOn made 40, 9th
eTs made good scores.
Mrs. NJ Hanna wants to draw the at
tentfon OF the public to the fact that
the June DelineatOr is now ready, as
also the Butterick patterns.
ARRANGEMENTS for the great tug-Of-
war are coming on in great shape. The
teams are coming in, and word is eX-
pected from the U. S. S. Philadelphia
men today.
The grocery department of the ].
T. Warehouse store, Queen street, is
well stocked with table delicacies, but
more are to arrive by the Australia
and 'AOrangi.
r. l.. Scott has been authorized to
publish the official program of-4she
Fourth of July celebration. 1t will be
eight pages, and of high style of the
printers art.
There will be a general meeting of
the Myrtle Boat Club in the hall of the
Chamber of Commerce, at 1870 o'clock
this evening Matters of Importance
will be discussed.
The Wild Swan was to have gone
Yesterday. but her time of sailing for
EsquimaIt has been changed until
Tuesday. to enable the man-of-war to
be here for Queen Victoria's birthday
The Hawaiian News Co. has on sale
q lot of copies containing complete
list of Hawaiian songs without music
More inteIIigently speaking the books
are known as "Ka Buke Mele ma Hi
meni Hawaii"
Should it be possible for DR.. We'd |
dick to get to town, the Executive
Committee of the Medical Association
will meet on Saturday for the general
meeting. which takes place in the Y.
M. C. A. hall, May 25th, 26th and 27th.
The homing pigeons at the home of
w. c.. Weldon have paired, and are
nesting. So far, three pairs OF eggs
have been laid. OF these, one pair fell
to the ground and broke. MIR. weldon |
has the birds in temporary cage.
The hall Of the RiIohana Art League. !
where the exhibition of pictures is at |
present. is open from to p. m. every |
dav. and from to 9 Saturday even |
ings. The admission is free, and the |
art work on show good. So far but |
few people have been in attendance
There was trouble on King street |
car No. % about 1880 o'clock last even |
ing The driver and two white men |
got into a dispute over the fare of one
of the latter. and the car was stopped |
Quite a crowd collected to see the run |
When last seen disappearing out King |
street the three men were still arguing |
The date of the concert to be given |
nv the ROYAL. Fort Street and Chinese |
Girls Schools in the Y. Nj. C. A nan,
has been changed to the evening OF
Nav 9th. Mrs. \. B. Tucker, under /
whose direction the concert Will be |
given. SAYS that one of the great draw
backs heretofore has been the want of
extra music, and as the schools felt
that they could not draw on the Gov
eminent for the same, it has been one
of the reasons for giving the concert.
She hopes that the public will respond
generously.