The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
g Hall Is due today.

An electric fan has been placed
n Notes restaurant.
\ through train will be run every
day on the Oahu railway.
The Mariposa will be due from
the Colonies next Thursday.
Sturdevant has reduced the
prices of New Process" stoves.
The Bishop Museum will be open
Fridays and Saturdays as usual.
Miss Richards vocal studio is
now in Room 2, Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing
A pleasure boat business ia
offered for sale by J. Alfred Ma
COON. ~
DR.. McGrew has a email furnish
ed cottage, suitable for two gentle
men, for rent.
The Hawaiian Band plays on
the Executive building grounds
this afternoon.
General Orders No. -, y. G.. H,
appear in the By Authority col
umn this morning.
Annual meeting of Honolulu
Library and Reading Room Asso-
citation 4 p. 10. today.
Barber shop on Hotel street,
with a good trade established, can
be purchased at bargain.
f. o. Hall e Son are agents for.
the Perkins windmills. A number
we're received by the Albert.
There will be a rehearsal of
"Meredith's Old Coat" at the home
Of Miss McGrew this afternoon.
Open meeting of the American
League this evening. A. b. Loben-
stein, of Hilo, will deliver an ad-
dress.
4 meeting of members of the
Japanese NJ. 4. Church was held
in their room on Alakea street last
night.
William Summer Ellis has re-
voked all previous powers of attor-
ney and named ]. A. King as his
representative.
Special ladies' day at the courts
of the Beretania Club tomorrow.
Lady friends will be welcome dur
ing the afternoon.
A reward is offered for the return
of a small, white Japanese dog
with brown ears; answers to the
name of "Ching."
A. Mueller, the chemist, who ar
rived by the Marie Hackfeld, viii |
60 to Makaweli as soon as the |
quarantine is lifted.
The Hawaiian Relief Society |
will close its doors tomorrow. Over
two hundred people We're fed at the |
central depot yesterday.
There was no meeting of the |
board of directors of the Healani |
Boat Club last night, the requisite |
number not being present.
The ladies are especially invited |
to join the singing class to be or
ganIzed at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
on the evening of the 18th.
Reconstruction of telephone lines
at WAIKIKI have just been COM /
pleted. Painters are now busily !
engaged in painting the poles.
Company II had a very spirited |
drill last night under Captain Muir
ray. The drill hall resounded |
with the tramp of feet for over two
hours.
Regular meeting of Pacific Re-
bekah Lodge No. 1, / o o. F., z 80 /
this evening in Harmony Hall.
The beautiful floor work will be
given.
The Lei lima Club will meet at
the Hawaiian hotel, 7:30 this
evening, to consider matters in
connection with a dance to be given
during next week.
A new telephone book will be is
sued by the Mutual Telephone
Company in the near future. Pre-
paration is now being made to
have copies printed.
Annual meetings of Paauhau
Plantation Company and Hilo
Sugar Company will be held at the
Office of w. G.. Irwin IL Co., Ltd,
10 and II a. IN. October 18th.
At private meeting of a COM
mittee of the Planters Labor and
Supply Company held Thursday, it
was decided to hold the annual
meeting of the company November
9th.
The Salvation Army had a rous-
ing meeting last night at their tent