The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.


two pineapples and ten bananas al a /
sitting.
Ami1g the passengers from San /
Francisco on the s. \. Castle Sunday /
was John Bowler.
The first Of the Burton Holmes lee
lures viii be given al the opera house !
tomorrow evening.
H n Dow had his yacht out with a
party on Saturday when the transports
were getting away.
There were on Saturday 1900 Boys
in Blue letters al the Foreign office ana !
perhaps l 800 papers.
G. NJ. Boote, manager of Spreckels-
Vile plantation, came from Maui on
the Claudine yesterday.
a good program for. horse racing
here on the Fourth Of July is annOunc- I
ed by the Jockey Club.
Some very fair cane grown on Lanai
without irrigation is shown by the
Hawaiian News Company.
Y. S. Sachs and wife will leave on
the Gaelic and not on the Rio de
Janeiro as previously stated.
Inspector Mark Johnson, OF the Gus
tom House force, was excused yester-
day for a two weeks vacation.
The Finance Committee of the Red
Cross Society will meet in the par
Iors of the Y M. c. A. at a. m. to-
day.
Two of the soldiers left here by the
TRANSPORTS are at the home of DR.. Bur
CESS undergoing treatment for theII
ailments.
Mrs. L. L. LaPierre, whose illness
was alarming last week, has passed
the crisis. and is now doing well at
the sanitarium.
Ginger Mayne, the ball player and
swimmer, is expected here with the
next expedition. He has enlisted III
the Seventh California.
The Healanf Boat club has lost It's
ianitOr. Lubbock with good record
in the n. G. H., went with PennsyI-
vania company to Manila
Nedeiros & Decker offer their entire
stock of gents furnishing goods to
close them out, before removal, at any
price, regardless Of their cost
The statement that any number OF
men applying here for enlistment with
Manila forces were rejected on the
physical examination is entirely incor-
rect.
The Hawaiian News Company shows
in a window a S51 gold nugget sent
down from Alaska by the brother or
w. j
ton.
The Gospel meeting at the Young-
Mems Christian Association yester-
dav afternoon adjourned for the fun
eral services at the Central Union
church.
dividends will be due and payable TO
stockholders of the Pioneer MIL Co.
and Koloa Sugar Co, on Wednesday,
June %. at the Office of II. Hackeld
& Co, Ltd
All of the delayed eastern periodicals
and magazines arrived by the BARK
MICHIGAN Sunday morning. SuDscrlD-
ers. can get their copies at the HAWAII
an News Co.
On Thursday. June 30th, at 10
o'clock at the residence of n. S. Sachs.
TnnaIflo street, J. F. Morgan will hold
nubIic auction sale Of the entire
household effects.
Tom Kinsley, pressman for the Ga
zatte company, believes that his son,
who has been a Punahou student anu
a guardsman, has gone to Manila with
the second column.
This is moonlight concert week. 1 ne
hand did not give matinee at I'm
ma Square Saturday, but Will play
there this evening. The concert at
Makee Island yesterday afternoon was
fairly well attended.
TT BerryhiIl of Davenport, iowa,
navfgator's writer on the Monterey
met an old friend here in the person
of 7. Lucas. Mr.. Berryhin has visited
all Doints OF the city and suDIroS IN
company with Mr.. Lucas.
A NJ. Wolcott. who has been teacn-
or Of Mills Institute and who IS wen
known in Y. NJ c. A. and athIetlC
circles. left for the field with Genera
Greene's command. Walcott nav
MANNED to return to Berkeley next IAN
Among the arrivals on the CIaudl ne ne
Yesterday were the following: +. ,
Scales. Capt. Barlow, X. n. Boyu, =
Hedemann. r. Won Tempsky, Geo
c,I1,y1inos T w. Hebron, w. ]
Forbes. DR.. T. D. Wood, w. d. Alex
ander, Jr.
Harry Murray. second son OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Murray, left with Cen
Crnnne's forces. Harry is fine younE
faIIow and as a member OF ii, com
many n. G. H. has had cOnslderabl'
military training He took passage
on the ship Senator.
The Berkeley Gazette. Of June 9th
contains a two column interview VIII
the Rev. J. A. CruZan, IN Whch Ut
speaks in very complimentary term
Of the DEVELOPMENT of the Islands II
tells of the elaborate preparations u
greet the Boys in Blue
smith. the man who lately painte
+1o sDire 0f Central Union church, i
believed to have gone with the Boy
in RIde Cook. who has been fire
man. a mounted patrolman and a mem
her of the regulars here, went VIII
the Tenth Pennsylvania.
Sachs Dry Goods co. assure ne pup
lie that they only carry che best
everything in millinery, dress good
and dry goods and that their prices ar
absolutely right They are p3Yln
particular attention to bedspreads
ebeetings. table linens and cuTtal-
muslfns this week
II. Kicker was here while the Be'g.
was in port and put in some w * q
No interest of the Bai1w-n ho-e, Q