The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

G. Biart's.
One week from today occurs the big
football game.
For Punahou telephone hours, see
another column.
A small cottage in Palama is ad-
vertised for rent
Regular monthly meeting of the
Sharpshooters tomorrow night.
There was no meeting of the Board /
of Health yesterday afternoon.
Oil cake meal and all kinds OF feed
at Washington Feed Company
A number of taxpayers who forgot
are settling up with 10 per cent added.1
Mrs. T. Rain Walker will give
progressive euchre party on Monday
night.
Auction sale of crown silver, glass,
chinaware, ETC., at Morgan's at 1O a.
m. today.
Police officers shot 10 dogs in the
pound yesterday. The good work Will
continue.
The Minister of Interior advertises
for tenders for a portable stone crush
er and engine.
SGVGTdl OWucIS VI ioIo III
mark tract have decided to improve
their properties.
A wager was made last night that
Manoa would do his record mile IN
better than minutes. y
A fine new surgical case from New
York has been placed in the operat1ngl
room at the Queens Hospital.
A large consignment of lumbeI<for
Hilo's new wharf was shipped by the
Wilder steamer Hawaii yesterday.
The bicycle patrol is already giving
great satisfaction. The work required
is done with much greater despatch.
Underwriters sale of oats today by
Jas. F. Morgan at 10 a. m. at the Union
Feed Company warehouse, Queen
street.
Sam Lederer sold safe to mack
man yesterday and has been wonder
ing a lot about the transaction ever
since.
There are in all of the Hawaiian ISL
ands seventy-six licensed physicians.
One is a Chinese. There are several
japanese. s~-~4
Mrs. Harry F. Dawson has assumed
control of the dressmaking business
formerly carried on under Mr.. Davis
on's management.
The schooner Moi Wahine came in
from Hamakua last night with nine
lepers. They were taken out to the
receiving station.
A large quantity of scenery was
placed in the opera house yesterday
Government September bills are to
be paid on the oath inst.
Specimens of Mr.. Chesney w. Ew-
ings work in a freehand, crayon and
water color portraits are on view at
Williams studio, Fort street.
All exempt members of the Honolulu
Volunteer Fire Department are re-
quested to meet at the drill shed to-
night for permanent organization.
Hawaiian Cycle & Mfg Co. has
knocked the bottom off bicycle PAGES
for the holidays, and propose glytns
the best values in wheels ever Offered
here.
Henry Laws, the Auditor General
has been fighting off an attack of hi:
old enemy, asthma, for ten days. Yes
terday he was compelled to remain a
home.
Mr.. Cheek, the new Y. M. G. A. as
sistant secretary and gymnasium in
structor is expected by the Alameda
today He will be given formal re
ception at an early date.
Kapea, the man on trial for the muir
der of DR.. Smith, has gained in weigh
since his capture and seems not a
all worried by the seriousness of tn
charge that hangs over him.
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, has elected tn
following officers: President, j. T
Atherton: vice-president, Geo. P. Cas-
tie; secretary, E. D. Tenney; treasures
w. A. Bowen; auditor, J. B. Castle.
One of the guards at the Oahu II
sane Asylum, Mitchell, the swimme
and a member of Company D, is nur:
ing a broken rib. The fracture we
sustained in a playful scuff1e with
friend
VIM. Cummings, the road supervise
for Honolulu district was able to
out yesterday for the first time in SCI
eral weeks. He made an inspection
a large amount of the new work
progress.
At 500 p. m. tomorrow, John (M
noa) Sylvia will go for a mile recor
paced, with flying start at Cyclone
ITdCk. AuUISSlOU, Tree. lie ISSui
timekeepers and judges are requestt
to be on hand.
Mrs. Louis Arnaud, daughter of
Vierra, left for San Francisco yeste
day to join her husband. Louis, wi
was formerly in the Government bal
here, is playing in one of the theate
on the Coast now.
L. NJ Vettlesen carried a big load
leis as he stood on the deck of the Au
tralia yesterday afternoon. Mr. We
tlesen is making a business trip
the Hawaiian Hardware company,
which he is the energetic manager.
The Frawley season opens this e
ening Almost every seat in the hou
has been sold for christopher, Jr
as well as for Shenandoah" viii
is to be the bill for Saturday evenir
The matinee play will be 'Arabi
Nights"
A meeting of the Board of Truste
of the Kapiolani Maternity Home
the Hooulu and HoOla Lahui Socie
will be held on Friday morning at
a. m. at the Home. A full attendar
is requested as matters of importar
will he discussed