The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-27
LOCAL BREWTlEs.
Dance at Waikiki Inn taaight.

Dance at Waikiki Inn. tnaighk
Bishop Willis and wife artnn Kona
Senator Paris has departed for his
home s
3. II. Bell. of Kekala, Kauai IN IN
Honolulu ON business
Tlfe Waialua Beach Hotel can now
accommodate eight or nine guests.
The Police and Male uimas cro.s
bats today on the Punahou campus
The present term of the Circuit Com,
ends tuesday evening of next week
Storms Buck and William Roth left
for the Coast today on the s, N Cas-
tie.
The band plays at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel, instead of at Emma Square. this
afternoon.
/ AT Morgan's auction house yesterday
a number of rare and quaint Japanese
curios were sold.
L. K. Ulukou, of Pearson & potters
Is visiting relatives in Kailua. He will
be gone two weeks.
A new brick addition is being bui,t
at the rear of Wichman's Fort street
store by Lucas Brothers.
large number of people went up ON
Pacific Heights last night to see Ho-
nolulu and the Pacific by moonlight.
The steamer Zealandia may arrive in
port today from San Francisco hay
ing sailed from that place ons July 20.
i This viii be the last day of the exhi
bition of Spratts feed fox terrier pup
pies, in Pearson 6 Potters display
window.
The death of Julia Trask aged nine
months, was reported yesterday. The
death occurred at the home of the
child's parents. in Kalfhi Valley.
Religious services and sacred concert
I will be held at Francis Murphy Hail
on Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev w. d. Bancroft Prank
lin Austin viii lecture.
The teachers committee of the board
OF education viii meet today TO make
Hp the list of teachers for the coming
school year. A meeting of the hoard
is to be held early next week
The "Balletto Board" a combined
billiard and pool table designed for use
on ianais and in dining rooms, SO ex-
tensively advertised in the leading
magazines, is now on exhibition at u.
w. Jordan's store. Mr.. Jordan has a
shipment of the tables now on the
way.
The proprietor of the Waikiki Inn
mas invited the newspaper men Of the
city to an Informal and inaugural
dinner" this evening at $50 The new
dining room among the tree TOPS viii
be the scene of the festivity- Mr.. Amy
will confine his guests to the newspa-
! per fraternity, being only soIicitous
Athat they shall leave their customary
weapons at home.
About a dozen of the old men of the
excavating department, who went on a
Nstrike Thursday, applied to Captain,
johnson for their old positions yester-
day, but were refused. He may take
on some of them the first of the
month, when the force win be reorgan-
} lied, but for the present he win get on
with the reduced force, and the few ex-
. ira men already hired
Mr.. Freck, formerly a eartoonist OF
, the Advertiser, leaves today on the s.
N. Castle for San Francisco, whence
he will depart by train for New York
/ Mr.. Freck has been in the Islands foi
, the past two years, gathering materia
which will be put into a book 10 be
: called, The Children's Book of Ha-
wall. Steagns Buck, formerly con.
nected with the Hawaiian Electric
!, Company, also leaves on the same yes
!. sci
Y The returns for the income ia,
> must all be in by Wednesday, July 81
J, veloped the fact that retunps had beer
. made by even five hundred persons ant
corporations, nearly every blank beini
. accompanied by formal protest Thurs
= day and Friday the office men predic
an overwhelming rush to comply witt
the law the first two days of mex
week. On the first of August the bi
penalty clause will apply.
Secretary Charlock, of the Board O
f Health, received letter yesterda
from J. L. Hartman, asking for an aft
davit to prove that he had been at
: fiicted with plague in Honolulu a yea
;, ago. Hartman is now in Manitoba
i, and writes that he has had several OF
y portunities to make stake if he ha
: been able to prove that he was
d plague victim. He doesn't state wheth
a er his future lay in being a nurse, c
: in exhibiting in a museum as a freal