The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

quantity of rich garden soil to dispose
of.
Mrs. Gums dancing school in the
usual place at 7:9O O'Clock this even
ing.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q will hold a
meeting tonight Work in First De-
gree.
A notice of election of officers of the
Pepeekeo Sugar CO. appears in this
issue.
Hon. w. o. Smith has been appoint
ed Minister of Foreign Affairs ad in
term.
Do you want a cleveland" bicycle?
H. E. Walker, Masonic block, is the
agent.
Geo. Kleugel returned to Honolulu
on the barkentine Archer yesterday
morning.
There will be meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. Senate in the association parlors
this evening.
Wilder & Co., Ltd, have a notice in
this issue of election of officers for the
ensuing year.
Miss Bergstrom, sister of the Berg
stroms, piano dealers, was a passenger
on the Archer.
Miss Lyman, whose sister is very i'll
in Chicago, left for the place by the
Australia yesterday.
a notice of election of officers of
Pacific Sugar Mill appears in another
column of this paper.
Mrs H. L. Dana, of San Francisco,
arrived on the Archer yesterday and
is a guest of Harriet Levers.
Will the lady who called at the Ad-
vertiser Office, enquiring for a pair of
lost gold eyeglasses, please call again.
Miss Austin, daughter of the late
Judge Austin of Hilo, left for the coast
by the Australia yesterday to join her
mother.
The Hawaiian Club is practicing on
some beautiful Hawaiian airs to be
sung at the concert Saturday night for
the beneffu,-f Moiliili church.
The stockholders of the estate of S.
G. Wilder, ltd, have a notice of cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year in
another column of this paper.
Last night was sleepy one at the
police station. Gus Cordes didn't even
bring in thimberful of opium. Mo-
lasses even was at premium.
Some of the football boys are begin
ming to lose enthusiasm in the project
to send a football team to the Coast to
play the Olympics and Reliances.
Notices have been posted for the
widening of Fort street at Ehlers' old
store and for opening a street from
Fort to Emma, near the High School.
K. Furuya has some jewelers. ma
chinery he wishes to dispose of, as
follows: 1 S. G. Hand Mill fiat; 1 S. G.
Ring Roll and pair Square wire Rolls.
a special meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Queens Hospital will
be held at the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow, October 31st,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
1t is rumored that the opening of the
Opera House will be postponed until
Saturday, November 7th, and that MY
Uncles VIII and Jane" will be per-
formed on the 10th.
The VOTERS premises at the corner
of Alakea and King streets is so close
to the street line as not to allow an
inch of room beyond the stills. 1t is not
a very promising looking building at
present.
Everything is in readiness for the |
hop by the First Regiment this even
ing and a good time is promised. Ex-
ceIlent music has been secured and the
military men intend to make the event |
the success of the year.
AT the rehearsal of the opera of II |
Troyatore last night the whole of the |
first three acts were gone through with |
and parts were remarkably we'll done |
The choruses are coming on splendidly |
and the principals are doing their parts |
equally as well.
Steward James of the Australia was
the recipient of many presents of flow |
ers and other articles before the de- |
parture of that steamer yesterday. He
stated that he was most sorry to cease !
coming to Honolulu on. account of the |
many warm friends he has made here. |
All the officers of the U. S. S. Adams |
who were off duty yesterday afternoon |