The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Try Poppleton,s homemade bread

Try Poppleton's homemade bread.
The Sons of st. George will meet at
7:3O this evening.
Regular meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. 81, this evening, for work in sec
ond degree.
Sleeve links. cuff holders. studs and
all jewelry selling at less than cost.
K. Furuya's.
A vacation is not necessary if you
use Malt-Nutrine as sold by the Hol-
lister Drug Company.
Miss A CahilTs summer clearance
sale for two weeks begins today. See
list of prices, as advertised today.
Dr. c. L. Garvin has an office with
DR.. Day, his office hours being from l
TO p. m. Residence telephone 1893.
There is talk of a 1O-man shoot be-
tween crack rife shots of the L. S. S.
Philadelphia and the Citizens Guard.
Javelin, with a record in California
OF 2:09H, was sired by Creole, the
thoroughbred now owned in Honolulu.
Togo Jackson, of the Telephone Ex-
change, returned on Saturday, after
few days pleasant vacation in the
country.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
at 1880 tonight at the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms.
A. Dreier, J. S. McCandless, H. u.
Austin and Mrs. J. w. Girvin were
among the arrivals from Kauai on the
w. G. Hall Sunday.
Tickets for the Katie Putnam enter
tainments this week can be secured
this morning at 9 o'clock at the Wall,
Nichols Company's store.
H. w. Schmidt & Sons, wholesale
and retail dealers in dry goods, fine
wines, cigars, etc, are receiving new
goods by all incoming steamers from
abroad.
Among the arrivals on the Claudine
Sunday morning were: G.. H. De La
Vergne, ]. X. Farley, w. Berlowitz, M.
D. Monsarrat, j. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs T. Hoffman.
The next issue of Sea Breezes will be
an eight-page edition. The comments
will not be entirely confined to the
people on the Philadelphia. Some Of
the town boys will be mirrored
There was a good crowd present at
the concert in Kaumakapili Church
Saturday evening, in aid of the pro-
posed chapel for HaWaiians in Kappa
lama. The program was exceedingly
good.
John F. Colburn, assignee of the
his accounts in the Circuit Court, and
asks for settlement. A hearing on
the same will be held on August 9th at
10 a. m.
Bob Smith and Mulvehill, of the U.
s. S. Philadelphia, met on Saturday
and agreed to spar 10 rounds for
points The exhibition will take place
after the set-to at the Pavilion on
the 18th inst.
Kiawe thorns do not trouble the
rider of a wheel equipped with the Pal
mer tires The jiffy repair kit is a
handy thing for wheelmen. Call at the
household supply department of Cas-
tie &, Cooke for a full supply of the
above goods.
The mystery of the lights on the
ridge, between Nuuanu and PauOa val
Ieys. has been solved. 1t seems that
number of boys are camping on the
ridge, and they kindle fire at 8
O'Clock each night to let their parents
in town know that they are all right.
Just recently, the street-car tracks,
on King street, at the crossing with
Nuuanu avenue, were repaired. Who
ever did the job, made the portion OF
the track found there so high that 1t
constitutes an ever-present danger to
carriages and bicycles. A lady passing
by the other day had one Of the springs
of her bicycle broken by the sudden
Jolt, caused by the elevation. Bicy-
clers complain that they have felt
their vertebrate come together in
most unpleasant manner when passing
over the place. They recommend that
a slice be taken off.