The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hanna.
A gold bangle paddock has been lost.
Reward at the Gazette Office.
Yesterday was very quiet and un-
eventful in the Circuit Court.
w. w. Dimond & Co, Ltd, will have
Queen Victoria window today.
The Salvation Army people are pre-
pairing a big welcome for Col. Evans.
Hundreds of citizens have viewed
and admired the Drill Shed decora-
tions.
The Dairymen's Association wish it
stated that they have not raised the
price Of milk.
The new or temporary box arrange
ment has been christened the KlOn-
dixie PostOffice."
Medeiros & Decker have something
to say about ready-made clothes VS..
tailor made garments.
The Government offices in Honolulu
will close today, informally" on ac-
count of the Queens birthday.
Photograph the Boys in Blue with
an Eastman Kodak. The Hebron
Drug Company can supply you.
This is the seventy-ninth birthday
of H. r. II. Victoria, Queen Of Great
Britain and Ireland and Empress Of
India.
The band was complimented last
night by an extra large crowd at
Emma Square. The music was very
good.
Mr. L. Nunes leaves today on the
w. G. Hall for Kauai, representing the
Palama Cooperative Grocery Com
pany.
After an illness of a day, Sergeant
alarms David Kanewanui went on
duty again in. the House yesterday
morning.
Only seven days more remain to
take advantage of the reduction in
price of horse supplies offered by c..
r. Collins.
The Wilder steamer Claudine leav-
ing here on June 18th next will arrive
back on June 18th, one day ahead of
schedule time
Independence park pavilion will be
lighted this evening for the Queen Vic
toria ball by acetylene gas. The illu-
mination will be a feature.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Holy Ghost" celebra-
ton on the grounds of the Catholic
Mission next Saturday and Sunday
Caterer Chapman has done an i'm
mense amount of hard work in connec-
ton with preparation for reception
and entertainment of the Boys In
Blue.
There does not seem to be any pros
pntprt
before the next theatrical enterprise
of the Kilohana Art League Drama
tic circle.
Contractor Fred. Harrison has placed
a big fence of smooth boards around
the Judd building site and has sold
the advertising privileges to various
merchants.
Today at 10 o'clock at the residence
of n. f. Burgess, Punchbowl street
near Queens Hospital, ]. F. Morgan
will sell at public auction all the
household furniture.
The match horse race between Irish
Lassie and Violin will take place a
Kapiolani park track on Saturday ait
ernoon next. 1t will be a sullIy event
best three heats in five.
Davey, the photographer, took
number of pictures of the decorations
in the Drill Shed, yesterday after
noon. The decoration of the stage
was the most important considera
ton.
The Dal1-bearers at the funeral o.
the late Mrs. c. B. Wilson were H. M
whitney. Jr., John F. Colburn, A
Rosa. VIM. Aud, c. P. Iaukea, j. 0
Carter. H. E. Mcintyre and Joh1
Lucas.
The list for subscription to fund
for entertainment of United State
troops en- route to Manila has beel
placed at the Hebron Drug Company
All citizens are invited to call and sub
scribe.
Fashions Mirror is ever receivin;
new goods, the creations being tn
newest and handsomest possible. Price
as we'll are not higher than they shout
be-in fact are extremely low. See ad
vertisement.
/. F. Alvarez, NJ. D., issues cal
for the annual meeting of the Medlca
Association of Hawaii to be held a
the offices of Drs. Andrews and Myers
Masonic Temple, on the 25th and 26t
insts., at s p. m.
It is expected that at the next meet
ing of the executive committee Of tn
Big 100 a statement on behalf of tn
n. G.. II. officers, in the matter c
liquor for prospective guests, will b
made by one high in authority.
There will be extra practice by tn
Regiment baseball team all of thi
week for the purpose of meeting tn
Honolulus on Saturday next. The Re
giments feel that now they must g
down to business in order to hold IN
lead.
Miss Johnson, who has been tn
teacher of music and geography
Kamehameha and whose mandoH
playing has given such pleasure
music lovers, viii return to the State
at the end of the present school teri