The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.
No baseball today.

DR.. G. H. Huddy has returned from
Kauai.
Band concert in Emma Square at
4:30 p. m. today.
A lady's gold watch has been lost.
Reward if returned to Advertiser office.
Edgar Wood. at the High School,
has a gentle horse, harness and sur
rey for sale.
Petries Merry-Makers at the Opera
House tonight. Seats at Wall, Mich
OILS Company
Minister of Foreign Affairs Cooper
returned yesterday, after a short visit /
in Hamakua.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
from Hilo on the Kinau yesterday, after
a weeks absence.
Shoot of the Sharpshooters Company
for the company badge and the Elvin
prize hammock today.
1t is understood that dwelling soon
to be erected will be dignified with the
name of "Wela ka Hao."
There will be no band concert Mon
day night, as the band is engaged for
the reception to Senator Morgan.
Cards are out for an Eat home by
the teachers of Kamehameha Manual
School for next Tuesday evening.
A chowder party for Senator Nor
gan will be given at the Waikiki home
of President and Mrs. Dole tonight.
On Sunday evening, at Central Union
Church. Mr.. BRINE will preach on
"The Spiritual Life of New Japan"
I. C. bicycle lamps at 81 each at E. O.
Hall & Sons. Agents for the Rambler
and Columbia wheels. Wheels for
rent.
Coffee is beginning to come in quite
rapidly now In a few weeks the store
houses here will have all they want
to do.
II. M. Dow, clerk in the Marshal S
office. left on the Mauna Loa yesterday
for vacation on Hawaii. He is ac-
companied by his wife and daughter.
Lieut.. VOTERS who succeeded in get
ting water from four wells near Lana
ina left on the Lehua yesterday after
noon to sink four more wells at Olo-
walu.
James F. Morgan will hold big
sale of Hawaiian securities at his
salesrooms at noon today. This sale
offers a rare chance for safe invest
mentS.
The teachers of Kamehameha Man
ual School will entertain in a prone
made musicale on the night of October
18th. Quite a number of invitations
have been issued.
S. Ozaki of the Japanese Emporium
Waverley block, Hotel street, an
nounces the arrival of new silk goods
decorated plates and dishes, new style
Yamatoya shirts, etc.
Rev. T. D. Garvins subject at thu
Christian Church tomorrow mornlns
will be: Food for Spiritual Growth,
and in the evening: what Shall d.
With Jesus, the Christi
There is to be a lawn party at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melancthol
Hurd this afternoon. A large numbe
of people have been invited. Senate
Morgan will be present
At $50 o. m. the male Surpllce'
choir will render Tales responses, an
Goss' Magnificat and Nunc Dlmlttls
There will be a procession into tn
church before the service.
Twelve elegant residence sites at Ma
kiki adjoining the residence of j.
Gilman. will be offered for sale at put
lie auction on easy terms by James
Morgan at his salesrooms, on Satul
day. October 10th, at noon.
The outfit of the Pacific Well-Borin
COMPANY went to Olowalu yesterday
charge of c. A Fogarty, the Superb
tendent of the Nuuanu Stream work
This is sufficient guarantee of tn
e hn
A big silk scarf and black lat
scarf were taken by mistaken from II
ladies' dressing room at the comDlne
boat club dance last night. Kindly r.
turn to the committee and they Will
restored to their proper owners.
At the sale of Poppleton's baker
Yesterday, the bakery and the leas
sold for S205 to ]. T. Lund. The WI
son and horse sold for $65. There WI
he another sale on Monday of II
furniture. cutlery and a large electr
fan.
The fire department made anotn
unnecessary run before p. M yeste
day this time to the corner of Nuual
avenue and Kukui Lane. Some natlv
in a back alley opposite kuku1 La
thought a pile of burning rubbish w
house afire and had the alarm tur
ed in.
The regular monthly meeting OF t
Hawaiian Mission Children's Socle
will be held this evening at the ho1
of Mr.. A. F. Cooke on King street
7.3O o'clock. All members Of the
ciety are urged to attend, as matte
vitality affecting its interests Will
discussed.
Thursday was a very busy one
the clerks in the Deputy Marsha
office. for it fell to their lot to prepa
15O summons in the land case
NJ F. Scott VS. Esther n. Plllpo.
this number, 102 were sent TO Haw
on the Mauna Loa yesterday norm
and As are to be delivered on the
ands of Oahu and Molokai. The
involves 1900 acres of land on Haw'
COMBINATION DANCE.