The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

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A horse and carriage is for sale See
advertisement.
Miss Cora Mcdonald leaves for Chi
cago by the Alameda.
Wall, Nichols Co. advertise Boys in
Blue souvenir post card.
Dante may give a performance at
the Opera House next week
The steamer Upolu sails at . p. m
Wednesday, instead Of today.
Eugene Devauchene, of the mounted
partol, is laid up with a fever.
The Summer School will open July
IL, and will continue for three weeks.
Hopp & Co. offer oak extension
tables at prices that will compel you
TO buy.
A concert will be given by Arm
strong Smiths school on Thursday
evening.
The steamer Upolu will leave this
port Wednesday at 2 p. m, instead
Of today.
w. H. Baird, Assignee of the estate
of George Kahananui has notice in
this issue.
Mr.. Kenny, Acting British Commits
sioner had his first view of the Pail on
Sunday last.
Regular meeting of the w. c. T. I.
at 2:30 p. m. today in Central Union
Church parlors.
Mrs. Camel and daughter returned
from the Sound on the KHkitat yes
terday afternoon.
A light two seated wagon, a gentle
of barDpCc 9 offered
for sale by D. p. Brine.
The Hilo race horse J. r. will start
in events here on July 4. The animal
is still owned by Mr.. Wilson.
The St. Louis College band will give
a public concert on the college cam
pus at o'clock this afternoon.
Screens have been placed at the Y.
M. c. A. gymnasium again and basket
ball play will be resumed tonight.
Judge Kalua, of the Maui Circuit,
occupied an honorary seat on the
Supreme Court bench yesterday.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will have an election of officers in
the knights of Pythias hall this even
ing.
Tickets for the Red Cross Blue Rib
bon meet at Cyclomere park on Sat
urday evening next will be on sale to-
day.
The inquest in the case Of the ma
tive fatally injured by an accident in
handling Coptic freight resulted in
formal return.
The band will play on the grounds
of Queen Emma Hall, corner Nuuanu
and Beretania streets, at 1880 O'Clock
this forenoon
The High School concert is to be
repeated this week, probably Friday
evening, at the High School. Admis-
sion Will be by invitation.
1t was the Rev. Stephen Desha of
Hilo who was interpreter at Kawaia-
haO Church on Sunday evening last
instead of Rev. H. II. Parker.
NJ. McInerny advertises Stein-Bloch
suits Of Scotch wooden and English
worsted stuffs at $500 and English
Kersey and rough Diagonal overcoats
at $4,000
Word is received that water has
been struck at So feet at the first Dor
ing for the proposed new plantation
on Lanai and there is q strong and
steady flow
Henry c. Meyers. at present a clerk
IN the OllltG VI the NiilAlcICl VI lAlICl III
is said to be a formidable dark horse
candidate for the new billet Of Deputy
Auditor-GeneTal.
Baseball for the amusement of the
Boys in Blue will be free to the WISH
tors, but will cost town people two
bits each, the receipts to go to the
Red Cross fund.
There will be exercises at the Miller
81, KinHnvoaTtpn training school
on Thursday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
The graduates will be addressed by
Rev. III. L. Berger ID. ID.
The piano case of Frank TelIes
VS.. Albert and Sarah Trask is ordered
by the Supreme Court to its seventh
trial. The instrument in controversy
is said to be worth about fifty dollars.
c. w. Booth offers for lease for
term OF years desirable pasture land
in Pauoa valley comprising about 400
acres Reasonable terms to respOn-
sible party. Inspection is solicited.
Robt. w. Single will get away by
The Moana with the Hawaiian exhibit
Tor the Omaha fair. The fair is now
in full swing, having opened on the
1st inst, with an attendance of 1OO,-
900.
The pastor of the Japanese NJ. E.
Church says that anyone who has not
had an opportunity to subscribe to the
church building fund may do so by
sending remittances to P. o. box 2l9,
Honolulu.
When you have Tribune bicycles to
be repaired take them to the Tribune
agency, Eakin and Whitman. d. E.
Whitman has had years experience
in the expert repair business on the
Pacific coast.
The marriage engagement is an
nounced Of VIM II. Wright, Deputy
Tax Assessor for Oahu and Miss II.
K. GandaU, of Hanamaulu, Kauai
There are no more popular young peo-
ME in the Islands than these two
The Washington Star says that the
ouartermaster's department has con-
tracted for 5000 canvas suits. design
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