The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Books on Crocheting-M Hanna.
H. e. Walker is sole agent for the
BEckensderfer typewriter.
c. r. Collins offers to make the best
handmade harness for S25.
There were only four arrests
throughout the day yesterday
L. Vossion, Commissioner of France.
publishes a notice of neutrality.
A position as bookkeeper is wanted
by a thoroughly competent man.
Kilohana's present exhibit is now
open to the public every afternoon.
Oahu assessable and Mutual Tele-
phone were the moving stocks yester-
day.
This is the regular day for the ses-
sion of the Commissioners of Educa-
ton.
The Bergstrom Music Co, Ltd, is
now in its new store in the Progress
block.
The Wilcox-Mahelona nuptiaIs will
take place at Kawaiahao Seminary
this evening.
D. G. Sylvester. the long distance
bicycle rider, is giving lessons during
his spare hours.
On the 25th of May, President Nc
Kinley issued to a call for IS 1000 addi-
tiOnal volunteers.
Major and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett and
NJ. II. Inman arrived ON the S. G.
Wilder yesterday.
"A special train brought a couple of
hundred Eva and Peninsula people to
the city last evening.
Oscar Herold is ready to resume his
classes at his studio, Hotel street, adj
joining the Masonic Temple.
w. o. Smith has been made admins
traitor, under $4,000 bond, Of the es-
tate of the late Achi K. Akau.
Rep Pogue was expected back from
Maui on the ClaUdine, Sunday, but he
has not yet put in an appearance.
One of pair of link cuff buttons
has been lost. reward of $500 is
offered for its return to this office.
The wedding of Miss Rita Smith and
Edwin Paris will occur this evening
privately at the home of the brides
father
Per Marie Hackfeld, E. o. Hall &
Son are in receipt of large invoice
of paints for interior and exterior de-
corations.
After an absence of two days on ac-
count of illness, Rep. Wilder again |
made his appearance in the House yes |
terday afternoon.
c.. Brewer &, Co, Ltd, or the captain
will not hold themselves responsible |
for any debts contracted by the crew |
of the George Curtis.
An exhibition of the work of tho |
drawing and painting classes at Oahu |
College will be held in the studio on |
Friday and Saturday.
The Hawaiian News Company has |
received the latest files of San Fran
cisco papers which are now on sale at
their place, Merchant street.
Speaker Kaulukou of the House of
Representatives was 46 years OF age
Yesterday. He received the cOngratu-
lations of his many friends.
The Maui on her way to her usual
ports yesterday afternoon, passed the
CITY of Picking. The Maui sounded |
three whistles and was answered.
A phvsician's certificate asking that
Pen Isenberg be excused for a couple |
of days. was received in the House
Yesterday. Rep. Isenberg excused.
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an American flag window that Is not
able. The banner is most beautiful
silken affair and waves constantly.
By order of Henry e. Cooper, Acting
Minister of the Interior, the Govern
ment schools will close today on &C
count of the arrival of the troop ships
DR.. Jno. S. McGrew has four-room
cottage on Beretania street, near
Richards, for rent. Also two-room
cottage. suitable for single gentleman
Some of the men who backed the
Honolulus in Saturdays ball game
have refused to take the stakes, be-
lieving the contest was decided Oh
faulty umpiring and not on play.
Bv the bark S. G. Wilder, the Homo
lulu Carriage Mandatory, W. w.
Wright. proprietor, received 40 surHes,
.buggies and brakes. The goods Will
he ready for inspection Friday. Don't
fail to examine these goods.
A class as been formed to take TWO
lectures upon the Poet Tennyson from
Miss Mcdonald The first lecture Will
he given this morning promptly at III
o'clock at Mrs J. b Athertons 5. All
interested are invited to join the class
or to attend either lecture.
The Supreme Court has confirmed
tho Judgment of the lower Court
. oainst an Oahu assessor and in favor
of native. The native was arrested
=, T<ooIau on the charge of nOn-pay-
ment of personal taxes He had pald
in Honolulu.