The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-26
LOCAL BREYITIES.

etc, at K. Furuya's.
Regular weekly session of the Board
of Health this afternoon.
We buy our goods as low as anyone,
and sell on closer margin. Sturde-
want.
Wall and ceiling paper at lowest
prices at zee Sing Tai's, 625 Fort
street.
Second session of the Medical Asso-
citation of Hawaii at o'clock this ev-
ening.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. q this evening for work in third
degree.
Pete Lucas, manager Of the Hawai-
ian Hotel. and his wife. are back from
the Coast.
Ladies' day at the courts of the Pa
cifc Tennis Club. Lady friends are
cordially invited to attend.
Sailors and marines from the Phila-
delphia and Marion drilled at the base
ball grounds yesterday morning.
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Miss Cart
wright, and Bruce Cartwright, Jr., re-
turned home on the Australia yester-
day.
There was a successful cricket prac-
tice of the II. G.. C. on the parade
grounds in front of the Drill Shed yes
terday afternoon.
The door to Ordway & Porter's store,
in the WaverIey block, was found open
last night by Captain Bowers of the
Merchants Patrol.
There were a very large number of
people at the dance on the lanai of the
Hawaiian Hotel last night. A most
enjoyable occasion it was.
At II noon today on the premises,
opposite the High School, Emma
street, Jas. F. Morgan will sell at
public auction, three one-story wood
en- buildings.
G. P. Wilder did not get away on the
Helene Monday. He left on the Clau-
dine yesterday. G. II. w. Norton was
with him. The two will indulge in a
goat hunt or two on Maui.
The jury acquitted Gallagher in the
Circuit Court yesterday morning. Two
members dissented. The Todd VS..
food divorce case was Immediately
brought before Judge Perry.
THE Bearings" a paper published
in Chicago, and devoted to the inter-
ests of bicycling, has note ON Ruby
Dexter's winning the half-mile cham
pionship race in New Zealand.
There was a full turnout at drill by
members of Company B last night.
Later, there was a meeting in the COM
pany room, and it was decided to have
a euchre party the first Tuesday in
June.
The kindness displayed by many
good friends, and the careful, able and
successful attention and services OF DR..
II. V. Murray, are most gratefully and
thankfully remembered by Mrs. 5. &.
" Turner.
Miss Juanita Hassinger and Mr..
Charles ]. FaIk were married in San
Francisco three days before the de-
parture of the Australia. Mrs. Hassln-
ger returned home yesterday much i'm
proved in health.
r. l.. Scott has received a letter
from Countess Modjeska's manager, in
which an offer is made to come here
and play a two-weeks' engagement.
Her repertoire of plays includes STAN
dard productions.
w. 6. Luce. auctioneer, will sell this
week at his salesrooms lot or new
furniture, feather pillows, hair and
wool mattresses, canvas cots, large
iron safe, palms, ferns, etc. Call and
examine Date of sale hereafter.
Another meeting of the British resi-
dents was held in the basement of the
Hawaiian Hotel last night. After talk
ing over affairs in connection with the
Diamond Jubilee. it was decided to
vote 5000 toward the sports and $500
toward the ball
There will be a meeting of the Homo
Iulu Cricket Club at the Arlington
Hotel AT O'Clock tonight. So many
new members have been taken into
the club that a smoking concert is
now deemed a necessity. This is one
of the subjects 10 be talked over at
the meeting.
DIR. Archibald Sinclair, Jr., former
Punahou boy. returned to Honolulu
Yesterday after an absence of eight
years. Most of this time was spent
in Glasgow where he took five years
course in medicine and surgery at the
University there For the past three
years he has been a practicing physl-
clan.
Among the departures on the
HTauna Ioa Yesterday were: w. j.
Yates DEPUTY Sheriff of Kau; r. N
Rovd who goes to Hawaii on business;
Mrs De Lion and family, who arrived
here on the Amarapoora; r. Zegler.
book-keeper at Pahala plantation, and
Mrs. Ziegler: T. c. Porter and Mrs.
John Richardson
Sol. Lesser at one time a member
of the firm of NJ Phillips & Co. re
turned to Honolulu yesterday after an
absence of nearly five years. which
he spent in Europe He returns TO
take a position with the same firm
His absence from the Islands has