The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.



IN a wholesale house in the city.
Gustav Gunther has been appointed
corporal of Company +, y. G. II.
The transports Peru and City OF
Puebla are expected at any moment.
Fresh, juicy and tender meats at the
central Meat Market for your Sunday
dinner.
The Hawaiian News Co. are Offering
American silk flags from - cents to
So each.
viii TX. l." please call at the bust
ness Office and receive answer to ad-
vertisement.
The Hawaiian Club viii play for the
Annexation dance at Kealia, Kauai,
this evening.
In the Eva window Of w. W. Dlmond
q Co.'S is exhibited a complete kitchen
outfit for $50.
George r. Carter advertises three
milk cows, suitable for a family o.
dairy, for sale.
Companies c and D had extended
order drill for an hour on the parade
grounds last evening.
There will be bicycle races and a
tug-of-war by electric light at Cyclic
mere park this evening.
Red Cross Society headquarters on
Nuuanu street will be open while
Boys in Blue" are in port.
j. T. Lund, practical gun, bicycle and
general repairer. is located on Fort
street, opposite Club Stables.
The young people of the Methodist
church will give a social on the lawn
at the parsonage next Thursday even
ing.
The general amnesty pardons lately
voted by the Council of State will be
handed to Marshal Brown for distri-
button.
a program of Iuau. sports and
grand evening ball Will 20 carried out
at Kealia today in celebration of an
nexation.
Patriotism" will be tae subject OF
Colonel F. w Parker's address before
the Y. M. c. A at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The Morning Star viii leave for San
Francisco next week. Comfortable ac-
commodations can be had for few
passengers.
There was a lengthy conference of
Cabinet Ministers yesterday morning:
Land matters formed the leading topic
of discussion.
Wing Sing Lee Co. give notice that
they have bought the interest of Hop
Wo Sing Co. in the tarO business To-
Gated in MOana.
c. b. Reynolds left by the steamer
Maui yesteday afternoon for MOlokai.
He will likely return on the MOkoln
a week from today.
|. Livingston and A. L. Soule have
formed a co-partnership to carry on the
gents furnishing goods business
known as The Kash.
Captain Kekai and Lieut.. Warren,
police, rounded up seven Chinese OPP
ium smokers in a house on Nuuanu
street yesterday morning.
Harry Armitage offers two residence
lots, 100x175, Pensacola and Hassinger
streets, and Mutual Telephone and
Oahu, assessable, for sale.
Rev. Dr. NJ. L. Berger will not leave
for the coast by the Rithet. He has
gone to Kohala to occupy the pulpit
there for four or five weeks.
There will be a cricket match on the
old base ball grounds this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Anybody wishing to play
is cordially invited to do So
VIM. Savidge 121 Queen street, Of
fers for sale several pieces of desirable
property in the city and suburbs. See
particulars in advertisement.
Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema, or other torturing skin dis
eases. Doan's Ointment cures. Can't
harm the most delicate skin. so cents.
Misses Emma Lyons, e. Kelly, Z.
Kelly. Cordelia B. Hyde, Matte Rich
ardson and Florence Hall sailed by the
Kinau yesterday morning to visit Hllo
Miss Helen Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth
Parker, Mrs. Makee and DR.. Murray
left by the Kinau yesterday for Mana,
Hawaii where Ernest Parker is very
ILL.,
On Monday, July %, a part of the
ribbon stock at the Temple of Fashion
will be put on sale at prices consistent
with that asked for the dry goods
stock.
Millinery is the question Of the hour
with women everywhere. Fashion S
Mirror claim to carry an exclusive
stock of the very best domestic and
foreign productions.
Rev. D. p. Brine Will preach at Cen
trail Union church Sunday morning and
evening. This will be his last Sunday
in this pulpit s he and his family sail
on the Doric, Tuesday, July 18th.
There will be novelty in the green
horn race at Cyclomere track this
evening. Certain of the riders viii
wear fantastic costumes and yill give
some specialties not on the program.
The bond of Elizabeth J. Parker, as
guardian of the estate of Annie T. X.
Parker, a minor, was reduced by the
court from $4,000 to $4,000. The paper,
with A. c. Dowsett as surety, has been
filed.
Col. Parker's lecture in Progress hall
at s o'clock this evening viii be on the
subject of the Ideal School" or Ed
ucation and Democracy" Teachers,
parents and everybody else are invited
TO attend.
On account of the probability Of Am