The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-05
LOCAL BREYlTIES.


ards, 1913 Beretania street
Many a mickle makes a muckle"
Save the "muckle" at Sturdevant's.
young man with some capital de-
sires an opening in the mercantile line.
The animatoscope is now open at the
Love building, from l p. m. till II p. m.
Cuff holders, sleeve links, studs, jew
elry, etc, at K. Furuya's, HotS street.
Tug-of-war tournament opens at
Bristors pavilion, Beretania street, to-
night.
AT J. Camacho's dinner today: Fresh
salmon, hollandaise sauce, and lamb,
curry and rice
Regular monthly meeting of Pioneer
Building and Loan Association Mon
day night next.
Henry A Ingham, drum soIoist of
the Hawaiian Government Band, now
rides Sterling.
The Healani Boat Club will probably
give another of it's popular dances on
the night of June 18th.
Julian Monsarrat. manager of Ka-
papala ranch, Kau. left for his home on
the Mauna LOa yesterday.
Owing TO the Iuau at the Maternity
Home. the cricket game, announced for
today, has been postponed.
This afternoon and evening will be
the last opportunity to view the paint
ings in the Kilohana exhibition.
Attorney Neumann and Chester
Doyle left on the Mauna Loa Yesterday
to attend the jury term at Wailuku-
The band will play at the Maternity
Home Iuau. Beretania street, this aft
ernoon. instead of in Emma Square
The foot police, on Palace Square,
and the Mounted Patrol. at Kakaako,
both had drill early yesterday morn
ing
During the absence of VIM. G.. Irwin
from the Islands, w. NJ Giffard will
act for him under full power of attor-
ney.
Special meeting of Lodge lie Progress
de L'Oceanie this Saturday evening
at 1880 O'Clock. Work in the first de-
gree.
Iuaus at Maternity Home and Ka-
waiahao Church today. The latter be-
gins at 1890 p. m. and the former at
p. m
In the Police Court yesterday, All On
was sentenced to one months impris-
onment for having opium unlawfully
in his possession.
There was a fair-sized audience at
St. Louis College last night to witness
the performance of "Marmaduke" and
Down You Go"
Read the Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany's timely topics on pure dairy
products in this issue. You will find
it very interesting reading.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club will
play at the tug of war tournament this
evening ar BristoIs pavilion, corner
Beretania and Alakea streets
Ladies and children have chance
to see 10 beautiful sets of moving pic
lures. together with genuine fight at
the animatoscope. Love building.
Baseball and tennis goods, bicycle
accessories at the Pacific Cycle and
Manufacturing Company, Fort street
Agency for the Remington bicycle
The third quarterly Sacramento SER
vice and Love Feast will be held In
the First NJ. z. Church, Sunday morn
ing. Service begins II a. m. sharp.
The re-entry match in the Sharp
shootrs Company will close July L.
Members not completing their scores
before that time will lose an opportun-
ity to win medal.
Reservoir No. was dry all day yes
terday. No. / went dry at 10 O'Clock
last night and No. 2 at l o'clock TINS
morning From that hour the electric
lights were not in evidence.
The Hawaiian Evangelical Assocla-
ton has been invited by the Christian
Church TO supply their pulpit at the
services tomorrow Rev. J. NJ. Lydgate
will preach at the evening service.
The finest cherries of the season
were received by the California Fruit
Market on Thursday These, with oth-
er fruits. are kept on ice, and may ne
secured by telephone or direct order
today.
The tug-of-war~ tournament begins
this evening. The teams were all out
for a final pull yesterday afternoon, ana
made fine showing. The even pull
ing of the various teams insures
close and exciting contest.
IN Sunday morning at Central Union
Church. Rev. d. p. Birnie will preach
ON ."The Problems of Poverty in Ho-
noIuIu" In the evening the Rev }.
Rockingham will preach the annual
sermon on Foreign Missions"
Some very clear photographs OF
scenes in the Memorial Day procession.
taken by the Davey Photographic Com
pany. are on sale at the Wall, Nichols
Company. The faces of the soldiers,
sailors and marines are easy to dis
tinguish.
This is the last day OF the hllohana
Art League exhibition. and those who
intend tn see the works of art now in
the hall at the corner of Hotel and Fort
streets should not miss the opportu-
nit The Mace will he lighted I'D this