The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-25
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

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Mariposa this morning with "all
kinds of news"
A. E. Murphy & Co. have an inter
esting story in their space today
J. NJ. Monsarrat, attorney for Joseph
Marsden, has a mortgages notice in
this issue.
There will be cricket practice at the
residence of the British Commissioner
this afternoon. 49,
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock, wife and
family, returned from MOIOkai on the
Mauna Loa yesterday.
There was not little special flag
display around town yesterday on &C
count of the Queens birthday.
Passengers on steamers coming into
the harbor during the day say that the
town looks fine in it's gala dress.
An effort is being made to persuade
Artist Hubert VOs to exhibit at
Kilohana Art League reception.
Acknowledgement Smith is prOuder
of being a grandpa than Of coming out
ahead in close legislative vote.
Judge Perry's Court did not take a
holiday yesterday. A land case con-
tinued to drag it's weary length
VIM. Smithies has charge of the Off
cial program for the 18th of June. He
will make this a most attractive hit.
DR.. P. S. kellogg is at Hilo for the
purpose Of taking passage to San Fran
cisco on the sailing vessel Roderlck
Dhu.
For the next ten days J. J. Egan will
sell his entire line of wooden dress
goods at prices that will defy COM
petition.
Cyclomere track and grapdstand still
remain and there may be some wheel
racing after the Jockey Club meeting
at Kapiolani park.
Col. G.. f. Little will be Memorial
Day orator at Hilo. The attorney and
G.. A. n. man performed similar SER
vice here last year.
Among yesterdays arrests was Ke-
ahi for larceny in the second degree.
He is charged with taking things from
the residence of Sam Stone.
Some of the strict partisans of the
Honolulu baseball team declare that
the Regiments will not be allowed to
win another game this season.
The House of Representatives will
be called to order at a. IN. today in
stead of 10 a. M. as heretofore. This
will continue until the end of the ses-
sion. -
f. Ernest Thrum is to make a trip
from lHilo to New York in a sugar
ship in the hope of having his health
benfitted by the voyage around the
Horn.
S. B. Rose of the Wilder Steamship
Company, who has been spending
vacation in Kau, returned on the Maui
ma Loa yesterday with very pleasant
remembrances of his trip.
Representative Isenberg has bios
somed out as the forestry champion
of the House. with Representative NC
Candless as rather conservative ana
somewhat doubling on the subject.
The piano at the Officers Club, in
the bungalow, is being tuned to fit the
voices of George Ashley, Paul Smith,
Chas Mccarthy, Andrew Brown and
other song birds Of the organization.
Mr.. w. G.. Irwin has been confined
to his house for several days, by
slight attack of the prevailing COM
plant. Yesterday he was better, and
was able to drive out for short time.
These gentlemen have been added
to the Boys in Blue Entertainment
Committee: w. f. L. Stanley, A. st.
NJ Macintosh, Armstrong Smith,
Byron o. Clark, c. S. Hall, Jon. Effin-
ger.
A. A. Montana, proprietor of the
Kaaipu Dairy has not raised the price
of milk. He can supply all with fresh
pure milk twice per day at 10 cents
per quart. He is satisfied with the
present rate.
Marshal Brown has issued an i'm
Derative order forbidding the sale, by
the ticket, or any other system, of
liquor at any social gathering. The
regulation comes on account of fights
at the Drill Shed one night last week.
Henry Vierra, Jackson, Mcguire and
others are getting up a variety show
to be given at the Opera House on the
night of June II. There will be Chi
nese and Irish sketches, plantation
melodies and special Hawaiian music.
Camarinos said yesterday that he
wanted to go on record once and for all
as declaring that the messenger ser
vice had ''come to stay The auth
critics have not yet included the SER
vice within the scope of the license
act.
On account of so many of the mem
bers of p. II. Brooks Company No. /,
Uniform Rank, knights Of Pythias,
having business engagements this ev-
ening, the regular monthly drill is
postponed for one week. This is Off
cial.
E. c. Macfarlane has found in the
community hearty response to his
appeal for advertisement of Hawaii at
the Omaha Exposition. Mr.. Macfar-
lane is told by business men that the
scheme of providing literature must
be put through.
Fred. B. Dat is quite i'll with a stom-
ach trouble. Andrew Adams is on the
sick list with a similar ailment. Jas
I Dowsett. whose illness has been re-
pcrted several times, is now cOnsld-
erably better. He was able yester-
day to be out of doors.
II 49, ,, ,r-ill hold an auction