The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-26
LOCAL PREyITIEs.

ing Engiisn, Is WdHteu
John Ena and family have returned
10 Waikiki from Manoa.
Henry Vida arrested four Cinnamon
for opium-smoking last night.
Bishop Willis is expected back here
toward the latter part of November
The Angus family has moved into
town, after a pleasant months outing
at Waikiki.
Louis Marks and family will be back
from California on the 9Th or 18th OF
next month.
Jack Gavin, the man who was shot
by Detective Chun Poon, is doing ex-
cellently at the hospital.
w. w. Dimond & Co. have another
surprise in store today for buyers.
Read their advertisement.
The Pacific Sugar Mill will hold its
annual meeting on October 28th at 10
a. m. at the office Of F. A. Schaefer &
Co.
II the China comes in tomorrow,
which she probably will do, it is very
likely that the band will play on the
hotel grounds.
The annual meeting of Honokaa SUI
gar Company will take place on Octo-
Der 9th at 10 a. m. at the Office of +. A
Schaefer & Co.
H. E. Walker, local agent of the
Cleveland bicycle, announces the win
ners on Cleveland wheels at Cyclomere
track last Saturday.
Mrs Gums dancing school for chill
dren is growing very rapidly. There
were great many little tots present
yesterday afternoon.
Major Darling of the Preside, wife
and party, are expected down from
San Francisco on the China. They will
make a short stay here.
A few shares of Eva Plantation
Company and Inter-Island Steam Navi-
CATION Company stock is offered for
sale by James F. Morgan.
Three natives were arrested yester-
day morning by Detective KAPPA.
They are suspected of having been
mixed up in che ia game.
J. A. Thompson. Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, publishes a notice to
creditors of E. A. Jacobson, volun-
tary bankrupt, this morning.
T. P. Cummins has been transferred
from B to G Company. He is nova
full-fedged musician and will here
after be seen beating a drum.
George Bruins writes from the Coast
that his health is fully restored He
will return to Honolulu either on the
next Australia or the Claudine.
Health Agent C. B. Reynolds re-
turned from Molokai on the Mokoli
Saturday morning, after tour OF in
spection of the leper settlement there
At the session of the Cabinet yester'
day w. d. Mckay was appointed Mag
istrate at Waikiki, Maui. No actor
was taken on the Honolulu judgeshlp
At 10 a. m. today on the premises
of J. A. Mehrtens, Beretania street
James F. Morgan will sell at public
auction furniture, billiard and pool ia
bles, etc.
n. S. Sach is offering a special bar
gain in ladies' pure Irish linen hand
kerchiefs for $190 per dozen; as there
is only a limited amount, they won
last long.
Ex-Detective Huihui was arrested
Yesterday for carrying deadly Weap
on without license. Huihui probabl!
forgot he had been dismissed from tn
police force.
A dinner to Messrs. George and Ed
ward Farnum of Philadelphia wa
E. given by Mrs. Wilder at her home
.Eskbank," in Nuuanu, last night
There were 10 present.
Godey's Magazine for October con
tains the first installment of an artlcl
on Hawaii. entitled -Four Months i
Paradise" by John r. Musick. Tn
article is an exhaustive one. 1t will b
concluded in the November number
Cases of drunkenness took up mos
of the time of the District Maglstrat
Yesterday. There were 20 who pal
their usual 81 and costs. Sanford wa
reprimanded for using profane Ian
suage. Other cases were postpone
until loter date.
An order will be issued today, an
nouncing an election for first and SEE
ond lieutenants in Company b. Lieu
tenant Giles term has already expired
and that of Lieutenant Jacobsen WI
soon be up. The election Will tax
place on November 9th.
Foreign postage rates from Japa
have been doubled, and 1t is unde
consideration by the Japanese Govern
ment to raise domestic postal an
telegraph rates so per cent, IN orde
to obtain funds for extending tell
graphic communications.
It is very probable that the declslo
of the Judges in the Lyle-Giles blcyc
race of Saturday night will not be r.
versed. The management does NJ
wish to set the precedent of changin
what the judges have decided on. Sue
procedure might result in no end
trouble.
It is understood that the Tow
Football Team is trying to get Enslg
Mccormack of the United States sh
Remington to wear the black and Il
gold during the coming season. He
a crack player, having captained Il
Naval Academy team for two years al
plaved right end for the Olymplcs.
Remember that the wneelmen W
again attempt to break some local al
American records on Cyclomefe tra'
at 8 O'Clock tonight. The track is
even better condition than it was Sa
urday night A glance at the progra
in another column will convince {