The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-04
LOCAL BREv!TIES.

There was a big luau at Waianae
yesterday.
Join Medeiros & Decker's suit club;
Il per week.
Concert in Emma Square at 7:30
o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Gums dancing school for child
rem at go D. m. today.
Regular meeting of the Pioneer
The Advertiser is indebted to Ad-
miral J. N. Miller for late San Fran
cisco papers.
Some twenty people were, present
Kuliouou Sunday.
Five natives are behind the police
station bars awaiting investigation on
the charge of selling swipes.
A call at the Kaulike counters, Hotel
street, will satisfy you as to the gen.
uine bargains to be obtained
Further reductions-silk shirts So,
former price $3.50; silk pyjamas 81,
former price 81; at K. Furuya's, Hotel
street
During the absence of w. F. Pogue
from the Islands, j. c. Long of Maka-
wac, Maui, will act for him under pow
er of attorney.
The latest wrinkle in dress materials
can be found at N. S. Sachs, and they
are without a doubt the loveliest ma
terials in town.
The committees in charge Of the COM
bined boat club dance will meet in the
basement of the Hawaiian hotel at Z: 80
o'clock this evening.
This is the week of moonlight con-
certs. At Emma SQUARE tonight,
Thomas Square Tuesday and Thursday
Makee Island Wednesday night.
Hon. H. P. Baldwin announces that
the rumor that he has received threat
ening letters is false. He says that he
has never received threatening letters
Kaapea, the alleged assassin of DIR.
j. X. Smith, has brother by the name
of Thu here in Honolulu He is in the
employ of one Of the hardware COM
panies.
from Wednesday until Saturday morn
ing when the firm will reopen in their
new store on Fort street with stock
OF new goods.
It is understood that Minister Shi-
mamura received by the China further
instructions relative to the arbitration
matter and will present them to the
Government this week.
Among the arrivals on the Clapdine
Sunday were the following: ". r.
Pogue, Miss Rita Schmidt, G. B. Wells,
C.. B. Dwight, A. Won Gravenfneyer,
Rev. Mr.. Jackman, Rev. Father Meyer.
Rev. o. H. Gulick occupied the pull
pit in Kawaiahao church Sunday morn
ing and Samuel HoOkano, member
of the church, during the evening. The
sermons of each were very attentively
listened to.
A copy of 1.-THE Progressive Educa-
tor" published in Lahainaluna, was re-
ceived yesterday. This is the first issue
of this publication since Henry S.
Townsend has assumed the temporary
editOrship.
At 1880 o'clock this evening will be
held the first quarterly meeting of the
Y. M. c.. A. of Honolulu in the AssOcia-
ton building. Short reports, election
of directors, program of music and
light refreshments, are on the program.
The millinery department at L. B.
Kerr's is under the management of
Miss Abermthy. This week will be
displayed a choice lot of pattern hats,
embracing all the latest recherchi nov
elites to be found in the Eastern mar
kets.
Nine men of various nationalities
and different shades of colors were
arrested by special officers Chilling
worth and Vida in a room over bill
lard hall, Hotel and Nuuanu, Saturday
night. Theye were released on bail for
a hearing today.
The police department is determined
to settle the rackets in Kakaako on
Saturday and Sunday nights. The pa
trolmen on duty have orders to arrest
any one making loud noises after a
certain hour, this in case they do not
cease when first spoken to.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. v. Brokaw and their
sons, Messers. G. T. and II. c. Brokaw,
very wealthy people from New York,
passed through on the China, bound
for the Orient. They were entertained
by DIR. and Mrs. McGrew and DR.. and
Mrs. c. B. Cooper while in the city.