The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


his stock Of new goods.
A nicely furnished room. convenient
TO business, is advertised for rent.
A one-room furnished cottage on
School street is advertised for rent.
The baseball game Saturday is be-
tween the Star and St. Louis teams.
The Beretania street cars viii take
you right to the cricket match today.
Cricket match between the Comus
and H. G. G. teams at the usual hour
today.
Mrs. T. Rain Walker will preside at
the refreshment table during the crick-
ct match today.
The Town Football Team boys viii
receive their uniforms by the Mari
posa today.
The road over the Nuuanu Pail will
be closed for one month, beginning Oc-
tober 4th next
Gents underwear. socks, shirts and
all furnishing goods at K. Furuya's
regardless of cost.
The second-class yacht race will
come off at 1 p. M. today, providing a
good breeze is stirring.
Ladies' and chiIdren's undershirts
of good quality, two for 10 cents, at
the Kaulike Bargain Counters.
A full line of sporting goods of all
kinds in stock at the Pacific Cycle &
Mfg. Co, T. V. King, manager.
The Board Of Health, at p. M, and
the Commissioners of Education, at
2:30, will both meet this afternoon,
Charles Desky and wife will leave
for the Coast by the steamer today. Mr..
Desky will probably return on the Mo-
ana.
Mrs. Schneider, whose husband de-
serted her last week, was passenger
on the Australia for San Francisco
yesterday.
Old clothes are wanted at the leper
station at Kalaupapa. II. w. Schmidt
& Sons will receive donations and for
ward them.
Ex-Judge William Foster left for San
Francisco by the Australia yesterday.
He may return to Hawaii shortly to re-
side permanently.
The regular monthly meeting of the
First Company of Sharpshooters will
be held at company's headquarters on
Friday night at 1880 p. m.
The Stetson hat has a worldwide
reputation for style, quality and finish.
NJ McInerny is the sole agent for the
Islands of this standard article.
An oyster supper was given at the
Wall home last night by Miss Slog-
gett and Mr.. Arthur Wall. There were
about 80 young people present
A young, part bull terrier bitch,
with ears cut and round black spot
on back has been found. Owner can
have same by applying at this office.
Now is the proper time for securing
seats for the Comus' minstrel perform
ance at the Opera House Saturday
night. The box plan is at the Wall
Nichols Company.
a driver of certain poi wagon was
arrested in front of Motifs store, on
King street, yesterday morning, on
the charge of cruelty to animals by
driving a horse without shoes.
Mrs Dovenor, who was so unfortu-
nately taken i'll while on the excur-
sion for the Congressman, was assisted
aboard the Australia yesterday. She
was somewhat recovered, but still very
weak.
At 10 a. m. today, at his salesrooms
James F. Morgan will hold cash sale
of dry goods. Also, for account of
whom it may concern, will be sold one
case five pieces) coatings, damaged on
voyage of importation. ~
w. W. Dimond is surprising the
people this week by selling genuinS
first-class agateware at lower prices
than the same class of goods are sold
in San Francisco. There is big dis
play in one of the windows.
Mahuka, a witness in a native as
sault and battery case in the Police
Court yesterday morning, was caught
telling what was not so. His arrest
was caused by the Deputy Marshal i'm
mediately upon conclusion of the case
A meeting of the Beretania Tennis
Club was held in the office of w. L.
Stanley yesterday afternoon. The va
rious officers reported, showing the
club in good standing. Various mat
ters of routine business were attended
to.
If you are looking for a safe invest
ment. James F. Morgan will accom-
MEDIATE YOU with a few shares of Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company's
stock. Call or telephone early, as this
stock will not remain on the market
long.
A Chinaman on a swiftly moving
horse deposited his hat in front of No.
l Engine House yesterday morning,
and did not have time to stop for 1t
Just then. The boys did not care TO
use it, and hung it up on the fence
for sale.
The executors of A. Feek have re-
eeiyed a satisfaction OF their claim
against the Oahu Railway Company,
and yesterday an acknowledgment OF
the claim was filed in the Circuit Court,
together with a notice of the discon-
tinuance OF the case.
Among the callers aboard the Du-
quay Trouin yesterday were the fol-
lowing: Ministers Cooper and Damon,
E-onnh Commissioners XOiSSOn. the