The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-22
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Take the DelineatOr-Mrs. Hanna
The latest estimate on Ewa's sugar
crop is 100 tons.
Quite a number Of the school teach
ers viii spend the vacation abroad
d. Howard Hitchcock and bride have
gone to the Olaa home Of the artist
a quite important deal in down town
real estate viii be closed in a couple
of days.
No session was held by the Supreme
Court yesterday. The term viii be a
short one.
The idea that any number Of pies for
the Boys in Blue are in cold storage
is a mistake.
Collector-GeneraI McStocker is de-
tanned at home on account of the ill
ness of his wife.
B. F. Dillingham; and Capt. Trip are
among the kamaainas booked to leave
by the Alameda.
Judge Stanley is now presiding in
Circuit Court and heard a land case
argued yesterday.
John Coney, Sheriff of Kauai, has
drawn on Honolulu for American
flags and bunting.
Associate Justice Frear Of the Sup
rene bench, will go to the States for
a vacation in August.
w. II. Baugh and Chas. Bellina will
make business trips to the States,
leaving by the Alameda.
Shooting for medals by members of
the First Regiment is on every day
now at the Kakaako butts.
The Peoples Express Co. NJ. r.
Marshall and Frank Andrade publish
ed a co-partnership notice.
The Government band gave a con-
cert at Queen Emma hall for the kin
dergartens yesterday morning.
The Cricket club will most likely
give their dinner next week British
Commissioner Kenny will preside.
1t is likely that a jury will be called
at the next court term to pass upon
the mental condition of John K. Sum
ner.
There viii be cricket practice this
afternoon at the British Commission
er's residence, all cricketers are in
vited
While abroad, Mrs. Frear, who
leaves by the Alameda, will see from
the press her new work of kindergar-
ten poems. y
There were five cases of assault and
battery recorded at the police station
yesterday Outside of this there was
nothing much.
The stock market was lively again
yesterday, with figures but little
changed from those given in this pa
per in the morning.
There was a large attendance at st.
Louis College yesterday afternoon for
the promenade concert given by the
band of the institution.
Irmgard, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. BOlte, died yesterday. The
funeral will be held from Mr.. Bottles
residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
WaiaIae Ranch has a lot of part
Mastiff and part Great Dane pups for
sale. If you want a good watch dog,
this is an exceptional opportunity.
l.. Adler advertises a cottage on
Vineyard street, consisting of two
bedrooms, parlor, kitchen, dining
room, pantry and bathroom for rent.
Rooms and board by a married
couple are wanted for two or three
weeks, in Nuu2nu Valley, above GENE
terry if possible. Address ''B. A. Ad-
vertiser office.
1t is the wish of the commander of
the First Regiment, N. g. H, that
members wear their uniforms while
foreign troops are in port, especially
on the Iuau day.
Prof. Cora Mcdonald left for the
States by the COptic last Saturday
evening. Miss Mcdonald had intended
taking passage by the Alameda, but
was afraid there would not be room
During the absence of G.. A. Howard,
Jr.. (of the firm of Howard, Train d
Page) from the Islands, all business
entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt attention by Mr.. Page, one OF
the partners.
Overtime work has enabled Assessor
Shaw to he confident that the tax
books will be ready as usual for in
spection on July l. Legislative in
uuiries have delayed work in the tax
office this year.
The Blue Ribbon Bicycle meet for
the benefit of the Red Cross Society
will take place Saturday evening. Box
tickets are on sale at Wall, Nichols
Co. at the usual prices. An interest
ing program has been arranged and
lively races are anticipated.
Carl KIemme, the popular prOprie-
tor of the Queen Hotel and the Eagle
House has taken the lease OF the wal
kiki Baths. This we'll known resort
has been thoroughly renovated
throughout and in the future will be
known as the TivOH. Rooms may be
had by the week or month for families
or singly.
The night Custom House inspectors
are guarding very carefully a lily that
was planted but a week ago and that
has now reached an amazing height
for the time. Each night at II o'clock
the length of growth for the previous
"a hours is marked on the wall near
the window