The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-28
LOCAL BREVlTiES.

court canoes, No. $40, a. y. r,
meets this evening at 1880.
Kakaia was arrested yesterday for
larceny in the second degree
J. NJ. Monsarrat offers for sale
house and lot at KamoiliiH Road
Geo. H. Paris expects to get away
for the States by the S. S. Rio today
A four-room cottage on School
street, near Emma, IS ADVERTISED FOR
rent.
C. Won Hamm, Assignee Of the es-
tate Of ChOng Hop, has notice in this
issue.
It is probable that a sailing vessel
will bring the next news from the
States
S. W Wilcox, eX-sheriff OF Kauai
will leave for America by the Pacific
Mail steamer today.
A girl, German preferred, is wanted
to care for child and do light house
work. Apply Gazette office.
All the turfmen say that the races at
Kapiolani Park track on July Fourth
will be good as ever seen here.
Good waist and shirt hands and ma
chinists are wanted by Mrs. n. II.
Zeave at n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co,
Ltd.
NJ. McInerny offers you your money
back if you wish on any Stein-Block
clothes if you find they are unsatisfac-
tory.
Capt. Bowers found the post office
open at / o'clock this morning. It did
not appear that anything had been dis
turbed.
N. e. ,Gedge, secretary, gives notice
of a dividend due to the stock holders
of the Inter Island Steam Navigation
Co. Ltd.
1t is likely that there will be a base
ball game on the Fourth of July with
some new blood in the ranks Of the
HonOlulus.
p. ]. Voeller & Co. advertise them
selves as conscientious grocers with
prices for the goods that never create
a domestic tiff"
The list of officers of the Palama Co
Operative Grocery Company, Ltd, who
will serve for the ensuing year, is pub
lished in this issue.
There will be launched at Nawili-
will, Kauai, in a day or two, splen-
did launch, just built, which has been
named the "Ululani."
The special edition of this paper
giving a full account of the second in
vasion of Honolulu by Boys in Blue
will be on sale today
Some of the opium captured here a
few days ago is said to have been
brought on one of the transports. A
Tip" was given by a Boy in Blue.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers Of the Committee on the Homo
lulu Cricket Club dinner at II o'clock
today in Judge Stanley's chambers.
The first of the Burton Holmes IL
Illustrated lectures for the benefit OF
the local Red Cross Society will be Civ
en- at the Opera House this evening.
On Friday, June LIST, at 10 o'clock a.
m, at the residence of F. Souza, Ad-
ans Lane, j. f. Morgan Will sell at
public auction the entire household
furniture.
Repairs are being made to the en-
gines of the Brutus. The program
was for the collier and Monitor to
leave today. They may not get away
till tomorrow.
AT the concert at Thomas square
this evening the band viii give num-
her Of native airs by special request.
The attendance at Emma Square last
night was very large.
Collector General McStOcker has
been notified that the schooner Labra-
dor can be floated off the beach at Ma
kena without trouble and that she Will
soon be ready for towing to Honolulu.
All the chairs and electric light fix
tures for the New Progress hall are
at the building and the work OF placing
them will he under way this morning.
The electric elevator has not yet been
received
The horses at the track are doing
excellent work. New blood will be IN
PRODUCED on the 4th. AS many OF the
horses will he in better condition than
ON the 18th good races and close I'm
ishes may be expected.
The Red Cross Blue Ribbon meet Of
the city cyclists reawakened Interest
in the pretty sport and there may De
some more racing at Cyclomere
though much material for filing IN the
lake has been hauled to the grounds
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company offer for sale shareS
of stock in EVA and Kahuku Planta
ton Company, Hawaiian Agricultural
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company
Hawaiian Electric Co, and Hart x Co.
Ltd.
VIM cassie was to have left SaI
Francisco for Alaska on the 18th inst
lie is backed by Island capital and ha:
one of the best outfits ever taken int
the frozen acres of the golden north
Mr.. cassie writes that reports from
the mining territory are better thar
ever.
John f Bowler returns to the Is
lands in excellent health and spirits
after a prOtracted visit to the United
States. Mr. Bowler visited relative
.'away down east" and enjoyed to tn
fullest some old time snow storms II
Vermont. He had seen nothing Of tn
sort for twenty-five years.
S. w. Lederer, of the INL, corne
of Nuuanu and King street, received
additions to his Fourth of July good
Yesterday. American flag bunting
(nothing like it in town., shields, rib
bons. buttonhole buttons. etc, in end