The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
p. B. < L. a. meeting tonight.

ade.
Mr.. E. l. Spalding, the new senior
judge at CyclomeTe, makes model
track official.
VIM. Larsen and a party went to
Pearl City in the Union Express Co.
launch on Sunday.
By request, the great towel sale at
N S. Sachs Dry Goods, Co., Ltd, will
be continued this week.
During c. Bosses absence from the
Islands, J. NJ. Dowsett will act for him
under power OF attorney.
There was cricket practice on Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF Com
missioner Kenny in Palama.
J. J. Williams makes faultiess like
nesses, unique, graceful poses and the
best possible fninshed photos.
There was a fine time on Friday
evening at a social at the home Of
Rev. r D. and Mrs. Garvin.
L. B. Kerr offers an entirely new line
at goods selected from the best fac
tories in Europe and America.
]. L. Travis has severed his connec-
ton with the Star. He sailed for San
Francisco on the City of Picking.
There will be a drill Of six compan-
les Of the First Regiment, n. G.. H,
on Thursday evening Of this week.
Allan Herbert and DR. Walters left
for San Francisco on the City Of Pc
king They will be away about six
weeks.
There have been a couple of over
the fence" incidents at the barracks
lately. One man is still under the
steps"
Gen. NJ. Churchill who visited Ho-
nolulu some time ago, is here again,
having arrived by the S. S. City of
Picking.
The metal ceiling is now being plac-
ed in the new building of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company on
Queen street.
Clarence Macfarlane had his new
vapor launch out in the channel for
a short trial trip Saturday. She be-
haved beautifully
"A drunken native was badly bruised
about the head yesterday by being run
down by a hack on King street. The
driver was a Pake.
For one month only c. r. Collins
will make big cut on all horse sup
plies. In some instances the cut
amounts to fifty per cent.
H. G. Wootten gives notice that w.
w. Chamberlain is authorized to col
lect all accounts during Mr.. Wootten's
absence from the Islands.
Jas. McCandless writes from Kauna-
kakai that he is making good pro-
gress in sinking the first we'll for
trial for artesian water at that place.
Per C. d. Bryant, ]. T. Waterhouse'
received a large invoice of Haviland
China in plain and fancy designs.
Some of the few sets are displayed in
the store window.
Circuit Court for the May term
opens at the Judiciary Building this
morning. The jury panel list has been
given in this paper, as we'll as mention
of the principal cases.
On Wednesday evening of this week
the Geo. w. De Long Post, G. A. n,
of this city, will outline the program
for Memorial Day, May 80. There Will
be elaborate observance
1t is said that w. G. Walker, who
has been quite successful as manager
of Ookala plantation, will take charge
of cane fields and mill for the new
Molokai Ranch Company.
The advertisement Of GA B c. who
wishes to get into communication with
men willing to go into the service or
the United States against Spain, APP
pears again this morning.
At midnight it was announced that
the S. S. City of Picking could not sail
Till between and a. m. There was
more work than expected in discharg-
ing freight and taking ON coal.
Aboard the S. S. City of Picking are
a number of officers of the Japanese
Navy en- route to San Francisco to
take charge of the warship being built
for Japan by the Union Iron works.
One man secured a discharge from
Company F. of the n. G. H., on Satur-
dav and left for the States by the
City of Picking to enlist in the United
States Army for the war with Spain.
The dancing party for this week
will be the hop at the Healan1 Boat
Clubs quarters. on the bay, on Friday
evening The affair promises to be a
most pleasant one with large attend
ance.
C. S. Desky had as guests in his
CYclCmere paNluOn, SATURDAY evening
a party including Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Irwin and Consul General and Mrs.
Haywood All enjoyed the racing very
much.
There is still much talk Of two in
three heats for harness racing at ha-
pfolani Park Track on Kamehameha
Dav. The reform will be urged upon
the Jockey Club by men who are in
earnest.
Judge Carter will go to Molokai to
live He will build a fine mansion IN
the mountains where he can see Ha-
wall. Maui. Lanai and Oahu. His tam
lily will soon accompany him to the
new home.
Leslie Scott of the Custom House
returned from most pleasant Yaca-
ton of a fortnight, spent in the noun
tains On MolOkai. During his stay, ne