The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-21
LOCAL BPEyIT!ES.
Register before it is too late.


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We set the pace in prices in this city.
Sturdevant's.
Marshal's sale of real estate at noon
today in front Of the police station.
Our goods are Of the reliable sort OF
which il is said "one sale makes 9TH
ers." Sturdevant's.
Pure white mating, Cloisonne
vases, silk and paper screens at K. Flu
ruya's, Hotel street q
In the last clay-pigeon shoot sc.
Wilder came out ahead. ThereFwere
10 men in the shoot.
Chicken patties. roast stuffed veal,
pigs feet and other delicacies at the
Occidental Hotel dinner today.
If you are interested in kerosene oil,
read the Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany's new advertisement today.
japanese papers state that the Jap
anese training ship Higei was expect
ed TO arrive in Honolulu yesterday.
The guava jelly and poha jam at the
Woman's Exchange are well worth
trial Terms reasonable. See their ad-
vertisement.
The closing exercises of the High
School will take place at z o'clock this
evening. President Dole will deliver
an address.
Among the passengers for San Fran
cisco on the o. e. o. s. S. Gaelic Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. F. McNear,
and DR.. Hawke.
Minister Shimamura has not yet re-
ceived any answer to the communica-
ton sent TO the Minister. of Foreign
Affairs on June 4th.
Bolster brothers have arrived in
waialua, and are located next to the
Post Office. They will leave there
shortly for Kahuku.
In the match between the married
and single men of the II. G. G. on the
old baseball grounds Saturday after
noon, the Benedicts won.
Jensen, the bluejacket, court-mar-
tailed for using abusive language to
Lieutenant Brown, has been sentenced
to six months Imprisonment.
At 1880 O'Clock this evening there
will be a rehearsal of the Jubilee mu-
sic in St Andrews Cathedral, at which
all those who take part must be pres
emit.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Claudine Sunday were P. A.
Dias, l.. B. Kerr, w. Fl. Meyer, ]. S.
Low, Osmer Abbott and wife and w. E.
Rowell.
Among the arrivals on the w. G.
Hall Sunday morning were: w. II.
Rice. G. N Wilcox, Mrs. ]. B. Ather-
ton, r. w. T. Purvis, G. r. Dement, and
A. V. Peters.
Don't forget the High School concert
tonight. Parents and friends are cor
daily invited. AS there will be no re-
served seats, those who intend to be
present had better go early.
The underwear sales at N S. Sachs
is big success, and will be continued
this week. The low prices astonish
and please all. and many ask how is
it done. His ad today will tell you all
about it.
The friends of the Myrtle and Hea-
lanf Boat Clubs are cordially invited to
the respective club houses on the
morning of June 23d to view the va
rious races on the regatta program for
that day.
The barge race for the Jubilee re-
gatta will be most interesting. The
Philadelphia men have secured the Ha-
nakeoki, known as the Kings barge,
and the Marion's men will pull in the
Myrtle Boat Clubs boat Aloha.
One of the Woodlawn Dairy wagons
started in town from place near the
baseball grounds Saturday afternoon
and went into town on q dead run and
without the driver.e The horses were
stopped later. No damage, but lot of
pretty we'll shaken-up milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. o. King of Kealia.
Kauai. who have been on a six
months trip through the United
States. Europe and Japan, returned on
the Gaelic yesterday, and are regis
tered at the Arlington. They will re-
turn to their Kauai home today.
The parents OF the Japanese chill
dren of the Free kindergarten gave
a reception TO Miss kellogg, teacher OF
the class. on Friday evening last.
There were several addresses, and
Miss Kellogg was the recipient of
number of gifts. Among those present
were the five teachers of the Japanese
night classes.
The closing exercises at St An
drew's Priory will take place Thurs
day. July Sth. Among other things,
the May-pole dance will be given
There will also be at the same time an
exhibition and sale of fancy work,
which all ladies who are looking out
for handsome work should attend.
Keep the date in mind.
The much-needed electric light has
been nut in place at the boat landing.
The pIacing gthere of the light was not
due particularly to the drenching of
certain officer of the U. S. S. Philadel-
phia on Thursday night. but to the
fact that the Government had come to
recognize the need of such light from
notices published in the Advertiser.
H. NVnU