The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-17
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Lawn Tennis Manual-Mrs. Hanna
The fish market is Respondent in a
coat Of brilliant new red paint.
George Rodeik, manager for H.
Hackfeld & Co. at Hiio, is visiting the
city.
f. w. Damon and son and Charles
Creighton returned by the Kinau from
Hawaii.
BY the Alameda Miss Killean re-
ceived a large line of fall hats and
trimmings.
morrow evening to elect captain vice
l.. I. Henake, retired.
Princess Kaiulani and party of young
lady friends have returned from an
outing in Manoa valley.
Col BigeIow, who brought the Kick
apoo show down here, goes TO Porto
Rico with a company next.
f. Clifford Rhodes is in charge of J.
j. Williams photograph gallery near
Camps Mckinley and Otis.
Judge Judd +. o. White and Presi-
dent Hosmer were interested spectators
of the pig skin tussle last Saturday.
The Y. NJ. G. \. orchestra will meet
for rehearsal this evening at 1880. All
members are requested to be present.
The Hawaiian News Co. are offering
Hawaiian Scenic Postal Cards at &c
each. They make handsome souvenirs.
Mrs. Emma VI. Nakuina, Commits
sioner Of Private Ways and Water
Rights, returned by the Kinau from
Hilo.
II. F. Wichman's fall importation of
European art potteries, china and glass
ware, viii be on view today at his
store.
l.. H. Hough has sold his residence
property on Beretania street, makai
side, between Miller and PunchbOwl, TO
Jas. Steiner.
Col. Gilbert +. Little, H. p. Weber
and Gardner X. Wilder, Hilo attor-
neys and judicial aspirants, are visit
ing Honolulu.
Two lots al Aala, belonging TO the
estate of the late Kebola, will be sold
at noon today by order of w. l.. Will
cox, administrator
Miss May Damon, DR.. Averdam, Mrs.
A. Crop and Miss Smith were among
the arrivals from Maui by the Claud-
inc Sunday morning.
The committee of arrangements on
the Company ball will meet at the
drill shed at 7:30 this evening to
straighten up its affairs.
Tickets for the Kilohana Art
Leagues entertainment, to take place
in the Opera house next Saturday
evening, will be placed on sale tomor-
row.
Kaiulani's birthday reception TO ma
tive Hawaiians will take place this af-
ternoon from 2 to A. The general re-
ception will be held tomorrow from 3
to 6.
Local talent helped entertain big
audience at the Kickapoo tent Satur-
day night Henry Vierra came in for
several selections in the minstrel pro-
gram.
Hopp & Co. are too busy unpacking
new goods, and in the upholstering de-
partment to talk furniture this week,
but will try and interest you next
week.
Three minor cases OF assault and
battery will come before the district
magistrate today. One is a native wo-
man who beat her Chinese lord with
a rock
C. S. Desky returned by the Kinau
Sunday morning from Hilo, where he
has been experimenting extensive i'm
provements TO Reeds Island and neigh
= borhood.
Nick Breham has received from Kona
an old leather coat attested to have
been worn by Kamehameha l. From
accounts it lay hidden in cave for
many years.
PunchboWl residents are again com
planning of flying rock from Lishman S
quarry. They say that some of the
men now employed there as blasters
are careless.
The receipts of Saturdays foot ball
game were 500. Manager Wood Of the
town team expressed himself as being
disappointed by the small number OF
soldiers present.
Ewing, at the Williams studio. has
made a faithful large portrait of the
late Judge E. G.. Hitchcock. The pic
ture Will be on exhibition today at the
Pacific Hardware.
\ large number of people took ad-
vantage of the Oahu railway excursion
rates Saturday and Sunday and visited
various points on the line. Track is
now being laid beyond Waialua.
The meeting of the Kilohana Art
League at l O'Clock this afternoon is
especially for the election of members.
The annual meeting will not occur un-
til Mr.. Hitchcock arrives from Huo.
Sam Johnson played half back for
the Towns in Saturdays foot ball game
for the first time in his life. He proved
the right man in the right place how
ever, agreeabIy surprising all of his
friends.
Today at u o'clock noon at the
front entrance of the Judiciary build
ing 441a acres of land at Kamalumaloo.
Kauai, lying about three and a
half miles mauka of the Government
road will be sold at public auction.
The low ground in the vicinity of the