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

Hanna
The Princess KaiuIani viii not re-
ceiye on Tuesday
Prof Babbitt, Oahu College. has the
war fever in virulent form.
The Government schools will close
for the summer vacation June "a.
The Government band will play at
Emma Square at 7:3O this evening.
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
death, in 1892, of Kaahumanu, aged So.
An unusually beautiful lunar rain
bow was seen at Q o'clock last even
ing.
It is estimated that the Boys in
Blue wrote about 1000 letters while
here.
j. ]. Williams made a number Of
pictures gratis for officers bound for
Manila
The engagement is announced of d.
Howard Hitchcock, the artist, and Miss
Hester Dixon.
w. w. Dimond & Co.. Ltd, are offer
ing handy kitchen kit of - useful
articles for ST.
The Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at 4 Sunday
devotional committee.
No men left by the transports"
have reported to the United States
consulate or Legation"
An old officer in the expedition said
he thought less soda water and more
coffee would be better
c. Won Hamm, assignee of r. Sawaii.
Koloa, published a notice to creditors
and others in this paper.
The ten old immigration depot
houses sold by Morgan at auction
brought the Government $788
The new post office boxes are going
like hot cakes and already nearly all
Of the choice ones have been picked
out
w. r. harrington went to Waialua
to visit DR. and Mrs. Reginald Reed
last Saturday. He will probably return
today.
r. w. Dodd, Stanford 90, was the
guest of his uncle Jim Dodd during
the stay of troops in port Friday and
Saturday.
A meeting will be held at the Y NJ.
c. A. at o'clock this afternoon for
the organization of the Hawaiian Red
cross Society.
On account of the excitement last
week n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co, will
by request, continue the underwear
sale this week.
"Individualism in Art will be the
subject of Miss McD6nalds lecture to
be delivered before the Kilohana Art
League tomorrow night.
Miss McDonald's class will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. Philip Dodge at
2 o'clock this afternoon. The poems
of Keats will be studied.
Representative KaeO returned from
Kauai on the w. G. Hall. Sunday, /.
where he went last week on account /
of the illness of his daughter.
Bruce Warning &, Co., are now com
fortably located in their new offices /
in the Progress block. The new chairs
are being placed in Progress hall
Sergeants DahIstrom and Miller, the
n G. H. men who left here with the
General Anderson expedition. were
both members of the Waverley Club 7
Jim" Quinn is now training his
mare Violin for the June II race. He
has driven her a mile in is and a
small fraction. with repeat in :23
fiat.
There was an unusually large con f.
gregatiOn at Central Union church on
Sunday morning to hear Rev. d. p /
Birnies sermon on when war is
right"
On Wednesday. at 10 a. M, at the
residence of T. F. Lansing, Lunalilo !
street. Jas. F. Morgan will sell the en- |
tire household furniture, plants, ferns, I
phaetoD, etc.
Prof. A. Koebele. the Government
entomologist, will be abroad six
months and hopes to bring an enemy
to the horn fly and new enemies of the +,
Japanese beetle.
Wela ka Hao made a mile in PIG at |
the race track yesterday morning in 1
the presence of a very large. crowd of {.
people The fast horse was driven by
VIM. Cunningham.
There is no use making underwear (
when you can buy night gowns for 80 /
cents, skirts 90 cents, chemises 80 /
cents, corset covers. so cents, at \. 5. /
Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Miss Chillingworth of Maui was .
passenger on the CIaudine yesterday
She comes down to join her family. /
Attorney Chillingworth, her father, I
will be down on the Kinau on Friday.
If men will send clothing for which .
they have no further use to Rev. o. P. .
Emerson, or to the Hawaiian Board .
book room at the Woman's Exchange,
it will be distributed among the ma
tive Hawaiian pastors.
Jas. s. (Kimo) NcCandless. was
probably the first man in the Islands
to note the approach of the expedi-
ton. He saw the ships from hill on
Molokai and took the first passing ISL
and steamer for Honolulu
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the ClaUdine, Sunday, were the fol-
lowing: Miss Kate Cornwell Miss
Kate Vida. Rev. J. NJ. Lewis. w. T.
Pogue. w. e. Beckwith. Jas BickneU,
N. Maddick ard c. Bose.