The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-21
LOCAL BREYlTIES.
Sugar, 35sc.

A plumber is wanted. Apply at store
OF John Emmeluth.
Regular weekly session of the Board
of Health at 3 p. m. today.
A white silk shawl was lost last
night. Suitable reward. See ad.
There are five new boys learning the
wires at the Telephone Exchange.
Mrs. L. de L. Ward has gone on a
visit to her old home in Honokaa.
Room and board with a private fam
lily may be had by addressing x. Y. T..
this office.
1t is said that handsome prize will
be offered for a swimming contest on
Regatta Day. -
Underwear, neckwear, pajamas, sox,
kimonos, at less than cost price. K.
Furuya, Hotel st.
Any one having a copy of Lows Ca
BILE Code will confer a favor by COM
municating with this office.
A furnished parlor, with bedroom
and bath, near city, is wanted. Ad-
dress "a. H." Advertiser office.
Teachers examinations to be held in
the High School on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, July %, 29 and 80.
Minister King has decided to close
the Pail road as soon as the contract
ors are ready to begin work on this
end of the line.
News came by the Australia yester-
day that VIM. G. Irwin was dangerous
ly i'll with pneumonia when that steam
er left San Francisco.
&c
patches of Importance by the Australia
and had no communication with the
Naniwa during the day.
DR.. and Mrs. Carter and family, to-
gether with Mrs. J. Ena and Mrs. Kaae,
left for the other side of the island on
the Kaala yesterday morning
Eighty-five dollars will buy either a
Columbia or Rambler 81 model bicycle
in Honolulu. The best wheels for the
least money to be had at E. o. Hall &
Sons.
"Sea Breezes" did not appear yes
terday. The editor wanted to read
proof, and so there will be some delay.
The Philadelphia paper will probably
come out today.
Among the departures on the Clau-
dine for Maui ports yesterday were:
H. P Baldwin and family, Mrs. G. B.
Damon, M. G.. Beckwith, Mrs. Mist, w.
II. Cornwell, Jr.
William Savidge, of the business de-
partment of the Hawaiian Gazette
Company, left for Maui on a two
weeks vacation on the Claudine yes
terday afternoon.
1t was learned from the manager of
Eva Plantation yesterday that grind
ing and cleaning up for the season had
been finished and that the crop was
above expectations.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh, Miss
Mary Won Holt Miss Greenwell and A.
r. Macintosh left yesterday on horses
for a journey around the island. They
will return on Saturday.
On Wednesday evening at Central
Union Church a Morning Star" meet
ing will be held, and short addresses
will be given by those who came down
on the vessel from San Francisco.
Fred c. Smith, general passenger
agent of the o. r. e. l.. Co. leaves by
the Alameda on Thursday for visit
to his old home in New Haven, Conn.
1t is his first visit for nine years.
Among the people who returned on
the Australia yesterday were: DR.. Geo.
Herbert, d. l.. Naone, r. d. Walbridge,
]. ID. McInerny, Mrs. Theo. Hoffman,
Mrs L. F. Alvarez and G. L. Wight.
Rev. A. j. Bell arrived on the Aus
tralia from San Jose yesterday to occu-
by the pulpit at the M. E. Church dur
ing the absence of Rev. M. Peck who
will leave shortly to attend Conference.
Alexander Atherton returned from
and will
spend his vacation with his parents.
He will begin course of medicine at
the Johns Hopkins University in the
autumn.
1t is likely there will soon be a re-
volver match between the regular
police officers and the detectives. The
latter have been making excellent rec
ords of late and will prove no mean
antagonists.
Professor Smith and NJ. Roberts, of
Stanford, in company with Judge
F'rear, left for Molokai on the Kinau
yesterday. They will be met off the
place where they intend to land by one
of the Deputy Marshal's boats.
See advertisement of Oceanic Steam
ship Company for special reduced rates
per S. S. Australia, leaving this port
July 2Sth only. Full particulars at Of
flee of VIM. G.. Irwin & Co., Ltd, gen
eral agents Oceanic Steamship Com
pany.
Keinana, a young native girl, was
taken to the police station yesterday
afternoon by her father whose inten-
ton it was to have her locked up on
the charge of disobedience to parents.
After very much talk the fathers heart
softened, the girls lips showed signs of
pouting and the two drove home.