The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-01
LOCAL BREvlTIES.
This is Dom.nIon % in Canada.

Art OF Candy Making-AIrs. Hanna. |
The Government will fire the usual |
salutes on July 4.
William c. Kenake has been granted
letters of Denization.
The program for Dante's farewell
appearance appears in this issue.
Capt. Jas. A King today returns TO
his post as Minister Of the Interior.
The Gazette Csemi-weekly) Will be
issued in time for the outgoing mails
today. ~
r. A. Schaefer & Co. give notice that
MIR. Julius Hoting has retired from
their firm.
The first annual sun dance Of the
Red Men Will given at Wayerley
hall tonight.
A horseback party composed Of Pun
ahou teachers and friends will make
tour of the Island.
An effort is being made TO arrange a
base ball game for 10 o'clock on the
morning OF the Fourth.
A sergeant and four men from Com
pany f will form the firing party for
Dante bullet catching feat.
OmciaI announcement is made Of me
mortal services to be held by the /. o..
o. f. here on Sunday next.
1t is not likely that there will be
any racing amongst the boat clubs be
fore the September regatta.
Nicely furnished rooms, including a
cottage with parlor and bedroom with
bath may be had at No. 8 Kuku Lane.
Men were at work all night on the
engines of the steamer Brutus, which
is just off the harbor with the Mon
terey.
A notice of interest regarding change
of residence or firm name for the new
1899 directory is published in TINS
issue.
Marshal and Mrs. \. NJ. Brown gave
a poi luncheon and surf riding party
yesterday in honor of Mr.. Burton
Holmes.
Answers to advertisements addressed
as follows await owners at he ii3ze'I9
office: w" "P. Q. r., O. and
Student"
p O. Hall & Son advertise patent
non-shrinking water tanks in various
sizes and the well known PERKINS
wind mills. ~
Capt Ashley wants pies for the next
corns of invaders. These should not
he delivered till after the transports
are sighted ~
n. May & Co., Lewis & Co, H. r.
NTcTntvre &, Bro. c. Hustace and J. T.
Waterhouse will close their stores all
day Monday, July 4th.
A comic opera called the Hula Girl
was recently presented at the Lafayette
theater in Washington. d. c., by the
Columbian University Club
The new lessee of Cyclomere says he
has received much encouragement ana
believes that the races for the tourth
at least VIII be we'll attended.
The Cricket Club dinner at the Ar
Hneton Hotel tomorrow night VIII De
the largest of the kind had here. Inere
will be about seventy present
!. r. Morgan will hold public auc-
ton of household furniture the res
idence of M Florentine SouZa, NO. 8
Adams Lane, today at 10 o'clock
]. M. Webb gives notice that flags
have advanced from 90 TO 50 per cent
but that being on the inside or the
market he will still offer them at the
old price.
At the next dinner to Boys in Blue
there will be a guard around the taDu
lines. Only authorized persons will
he admitted to the section while meals
are being served.
The regular weekly meeting If the
christian Workers viii be held this
(Friday) afternoon, July LIST, at 1870
O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall. \
cordial invitation is extended to all &c
be present.
Special music has been engaged fol
the Fourth of July ball of the Healan
Boat Club. Tickets may be had o
Walter e and DR.. A. c. Wall and I
b. Gray or upon application 10 an
member of the club.
AS Mr.. Wray Taylor has returned
the members of the choir OF the sec
ond Congregation of st. Andrew "a
thedral will have a rehearsal are
evening service tonight at . cl"ch
All members are asked to be present
Invitations are out for the marrlag
of A. f. Clark of Hustace Il Co, 14td
to Elean Roberto Osmond, 10 TAX
place ON Saturday, July 9th, at p m
at ST. Andrews Cathedral. Rev. Alex
macintosh viii perform the cere
mony.
S. T. ChillingwOrth, who mas Deeh
awyer in Hawaii for thirty-tWo year'
is falling readily into practice in Hone
min after a long stay on Maui. Nj
Chill;ngworth has his office with Hal
nv Armitage, at the corner of King an
- Bethel streets.
This evening there will be given 6
the Opera House by Mr.. Holmes tn
last of the series OF illustrated lecture
for the benefit of the Red Cross Sc
ciety. The subject will be "Grecla
Journeys" and there will also be tn
motion pictures.
Reports are that Tony Ahlo, I'll
Oahu college graduate now at Can
bridge University, is doing exceeding
ly we'll He is in excellent health an
is making satisfactory progress Wit
his studies. He sends group phot'