The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.
White piques at Sachs


Judge Kalua and wife arrived from
Maui on Sunday.
Rep kaai returned yesterday from
Maui on the Claudine.
White Cotton ducks and dotted
swiss at Sachs store.
Chas. Martin is authorized to collect
Tor the Club Stables, Ltd.
This is commencement week at both
oahu and st. Louis colleges.
The S. G. Wilder will not sail for
san Francisco until Saturday
Mrs. Edwin Benner will be at home
on Monday, the usual PunahOu day.
L. B Kerr has inaugerated a half
cost sale Of his entire stock for one
week
II. w Schmidt & Sons advertise
percales and fannelettes per w II.
Dimond
George and Harry Klugel, will leave
for San Francisco on the Alameda,
Wednesday.
L. K. Kentwen received news by the
Coptic of the death of his mother in
Hongkong on May II.
G.. Schuman offers carriages at after
annexation prices which means a saw
ing of the % per cent duty.
During the absence of c. II. BeIlina
from the Islands, G.. Schuman will act
for him under power Of attorney.
Jas. L. (Kimo) McCandless. is over
from Molokai again to assist in enter-@
tanning Boys in Blue expected next
week
The amusement event of this week
will be the Red Cross Blue Ribbon
meet at CyclOmere track on Saturday
evening.
The death of Jas. l. Dowsett, viii
not in any way interfere with the es-
adjustment of the new plantation
near Halawa.
There are about a hundred Homo
lulu people who are trying to get ac-
commodations on the Alameda for
San Francisco.
The workers as we'll as those who
like to view the spectacles, are eager !
~ awaiting the alarm for sighting of
the Boys in Blue transports.
Hack Nos 45, 65, 20, II, 81, 125 and
$50 are now connected with the Club |
Stables, Ltd. Five of the above hacks |
are fitted with rubber tires.
DR.. Hyde is thought to be on the |
high road to recovery. So much better |
was he yesterday that he was able to |
come down stairs for short time.
John McTaggart led the mems meet
ing at the Y NJ G. A. hall at o'clock |
yesterday afternoon and there was a |
good attendance. The topic was "A !
Great Sale"
Graduation exercises will be held at |
Punahou preparatory school tomorrow |
forenoon and at Oahu college com
mencement exercises will be held to-
morrow evening.
The usual concert will be given by
the Government band at Emma Square
this evening. There was large at
tendance for the concert at llaSee Isl
and yesterday afternoon.
Rev. M. L. Berger address large
congregation at Kawaiahao church
last evening. Rev. II. II. Parker was
interpreter. All of the Kamehameha
boys were in attendance.
Finals in tennis singles on the
courts of the p. T. c., Palace Square,
at D. M today. Clarence Cooke and
Willie Roth are the contestants. All
interested are invited to attend.
J. b. Atherton, secretary gives no
tice that a dividend will be paid to
the stockholders of the Paia Planta-
ton ana the ItdlAU oOAs5eiI ~ 'NI i'A7AA
Oh e Coz on Wednesday, June p.
J. J. Williams has the thanks OF the
Advertiser for photographs of the nag
and calabash presented the Charleston
bv Dowager Queen KapiOlani and the
first view of the stars and stripes in
the transaction floating.
The case against the men OF the
schooner I.abradOr-Opium-w call
ed before Judge Stanley on Saturday
morning and still further postponed
70 Wednesday next on account OF the
illness OF one of the prisoners.
All the race horses that started on
June II are in training for July 4. l..
I, McCandless is rather doubtful
about entering Irish Lassie in the
free-for-au. Colonel Cornweu will
start Red Pike in half mile events.
There is new race horse here for
the July 4 meet The animal arrived
Der sailing vessel last week from the
Coast and is said to be a good one
It belongs to local hui that usually has
an interest in all the good things
going.
large number of friends of the
connie witnesses the wedding or wal
ter n Lee and Maria de l. Rabello
at the Portuguese Protestant church
ON Saturday evening. Afterwards
tbere was a most enjoyable celebra-
lion at the home of the brides par
ents.
A merry party Of some 20 or more
,ot+ the citv on the J. 4. Cummins
~ the early hour Of 2:3o o'clock sun
dov morning. They went to Bird
fsIopd sew the sights and returned to
the city at a little after . o'clock on
The same day. Native singers were
t taF along and fine time was had,
The schooner Labrador is in the
NO nosition as she was when she
struck several days ago Off Maizena,
Int the Attorney-General has h6elled
her boats, tackle, apparel, furniture,
onium. etc. The order to the MarshaI
~ take the schooner in custody mas
10 I'm - o,-o will pOr11p I'D