The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Art of Modern Dancing-Nrs.
Hanna.
J. J. Williams advert.ses that ne
makes photos that please
Rev. o. p. Emerson publishes a no
tice concerning mali for Micronesia.
Eakin q Whitman do repairing Of
all kinds ana guarantee satisfaction,
c. II. Bishop and family and Charles>
Gay Of Kauai are at the Hawaiian
hotel
Artist Frank Davey has a fine collec-
ton of pictures of the third Mania
expedition.
Charles Rice viii leave by the Mari
posa on Wednesday for his nome in
California.
The German Bakery guarantees their
home made bread, rolls or cakes to be
the very best.
There were several hundred people
at the park on Sunday for the Makee
Island concert
J. E. Comes has brought to town
curio in the form OF lemon blossom
directly on the thorn.
Annexation March, vocal duets and
yoedling will be among the special
ties at Emma Square this evening.
L mere are TWO DdLlNE f1dW dlldIlo III
the Seventh California regiment. They
were boat boys here some years ago.
Ameri Fan and Hawaiian flag buttons
just received by Wall, Nichols Co.
Something new and neat. Price, 10
cents. =
Real French organizes IN the newest
colorings and designs at zoe per yard
are the special Offering this week at
Stchs'.
w. II. Hoogs and party took the vis-
iting San Francisco newspaper men to
see the Makaha coffee plantation Sat
urday.
It is learned from Maui and Hawaii
that the Kinau will be full of island
ers. coming to town to see the flag
raising.
SamT. Nowlein, ''BilP White and
number of other prominent old-time
politicians are in town from other
Islands.
Several members being unable to at
tend there was no meeting OF the d.
rectors of the Queens Hospital Sat
urday morning.
All eyeglasses are meant 20 be help
full, although many are not :. Il.
Lucas, Cntician, Love building, guar
antees satisfaction. -
Professor Edgar Wood gave an in
teresting and instructive talk at the
Y. M. C. A. yesterday afternoon on
the "Allround Man"
Geo. Allen was able to be down town
for a few minutes Saturday. He has
been laid up a fortnight with Sc
we're attack of asthma.
There is talk of taking about six
city wheelmen to Maui for the purpose
of holding. a race meet at Kahuiul
track. Tom King is making the plans
Senator A. Hooking, j. P. Cooke,
E. r. Hendry, Will Bailey and c. II.
Dicl1ev were among the arrivals from
Mani by the Claudine yesterday morn
ing.
T. w. Chapman has resigned from
the nosition of caterer at military
headouarters and Will in future con-
fine his attention to his resort at Pearl
City.
Certain hoale Monarchists in town
are endeavoring to have natives sign
a petition to President Mckinley to ap-
point LiIiuokalani the first governor of
Hawaii
Several hundred people visited the
hedge at Oahu college Saturday even
ing to see the night blooming cereus.
The flowers will be out again thls
evening.
Kawamoto, a Japanese, and Lee hee,
Chinese. arrested last week for recelV-
ing stolen goods, were released Satur-
day upon filing bonds in the sum OF
500 each.
Rev. III. II. Parker addressed the
congregation at Central Union church
last night Mr.. Brine spoke to the
Young people of Kawaiahao church at
the same hour.
Five soldiers at the Red Cross and
two at the Queens hospital hope to
leave by the Mariposa for the States.
They were invalided here from the
last expedition.
Theo. p. SEVERN, the Nuuanu street
photographer, is in a very precarlous
condition in the Queens hospital.
Blood poisoning is the trouble. his re-
covery was last night considered very
doubtful.
Today the Temple of Fashion will
throw it's doors open for the selling
out sale of the entire stock. Mr.. Silva
means business, as he is forced to
leave for his mother country to look
after it there.
At noon tomorrow Jas. T. Morgan
will sell at public auction ut his sales
rooms two valuable building lots on
Beretanfa. near River street. An eE-
ceptional chance for a safe investment
in city property
This is the evening of the public
quarterly meeting of the Y. nj. c. A
\ special musical program has been
arranged by w. A. Love and members
3 OF the orchestra. One of the leading
features of the evening will be an ad-
dress by DR.. NJ. l. Berger.
The desirable Pauoa pasture land
comprising about 400 acres is for lease
About u acres fenced; level land on
good road, suitable for dairy houses
and sorghum. The only ranch land
adjoining Honolulu. Reasonable terms
to responsible party. Inspection some