The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-08
LOCAL BREYITIES.
"Ole Olson" tonight.

Lin Tai Co. has a cOpartnership no
tice in this issue.
Work has begun on McInerny's
Greater Shoe Store"
c. V. sturdevant has an extra New
Process" stove for sale at bargain.
Honolulu Commandery No. 1 will
hold stated meeting tonight at 7:3O
o'clock.
There was no meeting of either the
Board of Health or Board of Education
yesterday.
If you need shoes, read what the
Manufacturers Shoe Co. say in their
ad of today.
Mrs. DR.. Monsarrat and Mrs. E. J.
Parker have gone to Kuliouou to be
gone about ten days.
Mrs. William B. Cobb, sister of c. H.
Eldridge of w G. Irwin & Co., died in
Alameda, California, September 29th.
The quarterly business meeting of
the Ladies' Society of Central Union
Church will be held at 10 a. m. today
in the church parlors.
The Regiment foot ball team had
practice in front of the drill shed yes
terday afternoon and ended up by
running quarter of mile.
]. D. Wicke has sympathy for the
coffee planters. He also has studied
the coffee tree blight, and it will pay
you to read the notice he has in another
part of this paper.
In the land of lotus they wear kimo-
mas. Try one of Iwakamfs and you
will sleep at night and for time forget
your troubles. You know what XII
mona is of course.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
shareholders of C. Brewer & Co. Otd0,
will be held at the Office of the com
pany in this city on Wednesday, the
14th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Oahu Association met yesterday
at Kaumakapili Church. Routine bust
ness alone was transacted. This morn
ing they will receive the reports Of
delegates from the various churches.
Captain Bowers of the Merchants
Patrol found the door of Bruce Warning
& Co.'S office open last night with the
key in the lock. This is the third time
this has occurred within the past three
weeks. The key is at the station house.
For ravishing effects in French mil
linery go to Miss Cahil's Fall open
ing, which she advertises in another
column of this page. There will be
displayed a large line of by her per-
sonally selected, hats, bonnets and to-
ques.
5. Ozaki left for Japan on the Doric
yesterday, having received letters stat
ing that his mother was very i'll. He
will remain away some time. During
his absence S. Tanaka will act for him
under power of attorney in all business
matters.
The following passengers from Ho-
noIulu left on the Doric yesterday after
noon for the Orient: A. H. Curtis and
wife. g. B. Pattingill, o. H. Rider, Mr..
and Mrs. Sweetzer and daughter, Clara
Parish. Mrs. Mccormick and daughter
S. Ozaki.
There will be no practice Of the Town
team tonight, but a practice game as
soon as possible with the Regiment
will be arranged for. All the teams are
n rnrly md
good exhibitions of foot ball may be
expected.
Distinction to be effective must be
continuous. The Roberts Ozonator for
diffusing "Sanitas Vaporizer Mixture"
is the most complete germ destroyer
and atmospheric purifier known to
chemical science. The Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. are agents.
On Saturday, November 14th, by or
der of G. Bosse, administrator, Jas. +.
Morgan will sell at public auction, at
noon of that day, at his salesrooms,
house lots and coffee lands in South
Kona, Hawaii, belonging to the estate
of D. H. Nahinu. Particulars of Cecil
Brown or Jas. F. Morgan.
There was a time when the "Bou-
LANCER March was the most popular
musical composition played by the
bands in Europe. A band started play
ing it at a dinner given the Prince OF
Wales. after it had become nuisance,
and his highness promptly sent word
to the leader to stop it. 1t is said
movement will be started during the
wear to bring the Prince to HAWAII TO
see if he will have any influence on the
Hawaiian Band when it plays the
s'Double Eagle