The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
LOCAL BREVITIES-

The CA. s. 6. Miowera will sail for
the Colonies at 4 p. m.
The Union Express Company is pre-
pared TO do your hauling.
Tennis balls, Prices reduced during
clearance sale. Wall, Nichols Co.
Rev. Stephen l.. Desha of Hilo will
be done on the next trip of the Kinau.
The Living Question Club" of Lii
hue. Kauai, had grand ball Saturday
night.
Five natives were arrested Sunday
for selling spirituous liquor without a
license.
Watch for Wall Nichols Company's
stock-taking clearance sale. Cut prices
in all lines.
J. S. McCandless and Anton Cropp
came down from Kauai on the Mika-
hala Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Austin of Hilo and her
five children. have gone to the<States
for a six weeks visit.
The household supply department of
Castle & Cooke has a large variety of
bicycle sundries for sale. See ad.
Syrups of any flavor and plain soda
in siphons. Make your own drinks. Ha-
waiian Soda Works, Telephone 692.
Look out for the nickels, the dollars
will look out for themselves; save the
EickeIs in buying at Sturdevant's.
From D. m. Saturday, until Sunday
evening, there were II cases of drunk
enness registered at the police station.
Medeiros & Decker. the "Hotel street
tailors," have inaugurated a suit club;
81 per week, and all materials guar
anteed.
Read the bargains n. S. Sachs is Of
fering Only good quality goods are
handled. but prices are down to the
bottom notch.
Fifty-three cases of new dry goods
arrived ex Miowera for l.. B. Kerr,
comprising the list advertised in their
advertising space.
After several weeks stay in Lihue,
Kauai. It. p. SEVERN, the Nuuanu ave-
nue. photographer, returned on the w.
G. Hall Sunday morning
Among the arrivals on the w. C.
Hall Sunday were Eugene Burlington,
w. III. Rice. Jr.. S. NJ Dodge, NJ. Hede-
mann and J. w. Bergstrom.
The Quincy CIeanabIe refrigerator
sold only by w. w. Dimond, Won Holt
block. is the one that saves its cost in
a season through economy OF ice.
In a game of baseball, between the
Kamehameha and Lisbon teams, on the
Kamehameha grounds, Saturday after
noon, the former won by a score of 10
to z.
Officer Naipo found bicycle in front
of the Astor House Restaurant late
Saturday night. 1t must have been
rainy. and the owner preferred walking
TO tumbling.
The tennis tournament in singles
will continue on the p. T. G. courts at
D. m today. All interested in the
same are cordially invited to witness
the matches.
z. Poppleton, proprietor OF the Home
Bakery and Restaurant, calls attention
to the fact that he is prepared to fur
nish ice cream and sandwiches, etc, to
parties and entertainments.
AS the Government is now insisting
that properly stamped scales shall be
used. the Pacific HARDWARE Co. is ad-
vertising the Howe" scale, which they
claim is the best in the market.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh was unable to
al his pulpit before the Second Con-
sregation of st. Andrews Cathedral
yesterday. on account Of illness. The
Rev. L. Byrde, of Kohala, took his
place.
The girls of Kamehameha Seminary
are to be allowed no pleasure until the
vacation time. The girl who stole the
money is still being pursued. Church
is all that the girls will be allowed to
attend.
Some people may get the idea that
Wall. Nichols Company are retiring
from business, after reading their
prices advertised. Such is not the case
however, as the occasion of the low
prices is only on account of their an
nual clearance sale now in progress.
The electric lights in Kawaiahao
went out at o'clock last night, and
Just in the midst of the service. The
congregation was perfectly quiet, ev-
erything remaining just as it was be-
fore the lights ceased to burn. Can
dies. lanterns and lamps were brought
in. and service continued.
Miss Ivy Richardson, of Hilo, who
was q student in Punahou a couple of
wears ago. and who went to the States
to perfect her education. will return to
the Islands about the middle of June.
After a vacation with her people in the
Rainy City, she will return to the
States for year, to finish her course
All Hing. who was arrested Saturday
night. on the charge of deserving con-
tract service in the Hutchinson Sugar
Company at Naalehu. After he had
been away several weeks, the COM
pany heard he was in Wailuku. A lu-
ma was sent after him, but found that
he had come to Honolulu. Arriving
here, the luna made inquiries and
found him engaged in business. He
will return to the cane fields.
The Stockholders in the nrODOsed ke-