The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-13
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

A stylish dressmaker wishes engage
ments by the day
Senator f. S. Lyman returned by the
Kinau yesterday 10 his home in Hilo
Stockholders of the Honokaa Sugar
Co. viii. receive a dividend on Friday,
July 18th
The schooner Makihana Will be sold
where she lies in South Kona on Mon
day, August ].
There viii be wheel racing and a
tug-of-war contest at CyclOmeTe on
Saturday evening.
The handsome home of Mr.. W. Maer-
tens, on Victoria street, facing Thomas
Square, is for rent.
p. F. Enlers & Co. quote prices for
their special sale Of ribbons. now in
progress at the big store.
F. G. Eyton Walker, the photograph
err will go ON the Wilcox expedition to-
day to the windWard islands
Deputy Marshal Charles Chilling
worth was i'll yesterday and last night.
a touch of grippe is the trouble.
Castle & Cooke advertise various
household goods, principal among
which is the Blue Flame oil stove.
Representative David HALL Kahau-
lelio has applied for license to practice
law in all courts of the Republic.
James Odds, Jr., is assisting in the
Water Works Office during the alb
sence of Bonnie Lemon in San Fran
cisco.
J.. D. Timmons, we'll known as a
newsgatherer for Honolulu papers, is
now with the Advertiser local depart
ment
w. w. Dimond & Co. advertise Jar
dinieres with and without stands, UNI
brella sta IS, lacquered trays and pa
per napkin
DR.. A. C. Wall, Miss Alice E. WallN
Harry Wilder, w. II. Rabbit and Z.
X Hyde made up party for HHo by
the Kinau yesterday.
The Board of Directors of the Y. NJ.
C. A. will meet Friday evening.
quarterly public meeting is planned for
Monday evening next.
John f. Scott is one of the visiting
school teachers who finds warm well
come on all sides in Honolulu. He is
now stationed at Waimea, Kaua. ~
Colonel Fisher has decided not to\
order the Marlin trophy shoot for next
Saturday ON account of the probable
ity of American troops being in port.
A beautiful lot, at the corner Of
Spencer avenue and Alapai streets and
four lots off Beretania street near
the Methodist church are offered for
sale.
The Executive Committee and heads
of Committees of the One Hundred
will meet in the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
A very big Chinaman had a very
small boy arrested yesterday after
noon for assault and battery. The case
viii come up in Police Court this
morL g.
Miss Allen was unable to meet the
mothers yesterday She will meet
them at the close of the kindergarten
lecture this morning and arrange for
future talks.
Albert Branch, formerly with his
brother Oscar, very prominent here IN
the Myrtle Boat Club, was a. member
of one of the companies in the last
Manila division.
Lights in the post Office, station
house and other Government buildings
went out shortly after II o'clock last
night, due to a slight accident at the
works in the Valley.
Mr.. Birnie's lecture an Sinai and
Petra in the Central Union church par
lors tomorrow evening will be given
at the special request of the Young
Mems Research Club.
DIR. Samuel Karr's Book on ne
Most Prevalent Diseases Among Horses
in the Hawaiian Islands" has just been
issued. 1t is tbrimful of information
On the subject treated
The Myrtle Boat club will have us
annual meeting and election OF ON
sers this evening. 1t is said that the
young element will be very much III
evidence in the campaign.
Vhere will be cricket practice on the
grounds of the British Commissioner
at Palama this afternoon. All crlch-
eters and those wishing to learn the
game are cordially invited.
Today at u o'clock noon, at the
sales rooms, J. +. Morgan Will sell aI
nublic auction, per order OF Il. Renhle
the house and lot situated at Is Ana
nuni street, near Wilder avenue
Iobn Ena writes that he is so well
pleased with San Francisco that he
will extend his visit several weeks.
This is Mr.. Ena's first trip abroad, ana
he has found the world quite large
after all.
Captain John NJ. Kea, of Company
= Tieut. John Evenson, of Company h,
and Lieut.. T. H. PeUie. of Company +,
have been appointed d non-com. OH
GERS examining board, to serve until
September 80.
New arrivals per barkentine John d.
spreckels, in carriages, have been re.
ceived by G. Schuman. full line OF
single and double harness, saddles
whips. lap robes and lamps are con-
stantly on hand.
The additions to the regular force IN
the post Office will do away with Ine
necessity of calling upon the men IA
tbe upstairs departments to assist IN
- airtrihntinn of mails upOn the ar