The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Hama plantation. SITS bid; S17.8714
asked.
Hutchinson plantation. $3.50 bid:
SEA asked.
Hawaiian Commercial. $3.50 bid;
s56.75 asked.
The Kickapoo show company is back
from trip along the line Of the rail
road.
Mrs. Riemenschneider IS showing
her friends dove blossom Of rare Ok
child.
NJ. McInerny is Offering q gentle
mans splendid night robe at very
nominal price.
Gen. Miller does not intend to keep
the Newport in haIbor more than
thirty-six hours.
Iowas Fifty-frst is all right on
foot ball, but has much to learn OF
diamond athletics.
The collier Nero was slated on Jne
7th to leave Nagasaki in few days
for San Francisco.
The saloons empty out great crowds
at the closing hour each night, DuL
there is little or no disorder.
The steamer ST. Paul will leave San
Francisco on the 18th with supplies
for the United States forces in Manila.
The transport Pennsylvania, with
the F'ifty-first Iowa regiment on board
will sail for Manila at II O'Clock TO-
day.
The Attorney General will receive
tenders for furnishing the Oahu prison
with supplies for one year from De
cember 1st.
This morning at 10 o'clock II. W
Schmidt & Sons will close out THEN
stock of tailoring goods and flannel;
at auction.
The annual meeting of the EVE
Plantation Company will be held a
the office of Castle e Cooke Friday
November 25th, at 1920 o'clock.
Broker Armitage has few choice
bargains in city improved ana unlm
proved property. Also cattle rancI
on Maui for live man. See adVt
n. small brick and iron one-stor!
structure is going up on Hotel street
adjoining the New England bakery. l
is designed for the office OF the steam
laundry.
Milk is still wanted at the Militar,
hospital The surgeon in charge ask
that persons who can sell milk bring
without delay. The typhoid patient
must have 1t.
II is rumored at the New York cam
that Col Barber will leave for IN
coast by the next steamer and endeaV
or to have the Secretary of war recal
his regiment.
On Monday. December 10. at /
o'clock noon at the front entrance G
the Executive building the Governmen
lease of lot IS. Esplanade, Will be sol
at public auction for term OF 80 years
The S. S. City of Rio Janeiro, fror
san Francisco. is due here NoVemDe
II. She will bring conclusive news {
the recent elections in the States
Honolulu is anXiOusly awaiting ne
arrival.
The new Hawaiian Hotel L shape
annex, at the mauka end or Tn
grounds, is rapidly approaching com
pletion. The facade of the buildln
fronting on Richards street, is deed
eddy handsome.
Yesterday was the last day for pay
ing taxes without mourning the llaDl
ity for the extra charge OF interest o
same. 1t is perhaps an lrlshlsm |
saw that the tax office was doing Ian
office business.
First Lieut.. Clarke, commanding tf
Wyoming battery on the Newport Is
newspaper man of Cheyenne. Secon
dieut. Gilmore is a stOckman. All tt
hovs OF the command are proper ives
ern rough riders.
A. B. Wood will lead the meetir
this evening at at the Y. NJ. {.
The topic will be: Like Christ in H
Separation from the World. II
meetings are being we'll attended. A
are invited to attend
4 traveller for town business hou
saws that the Government road b
tween HakaIau and Papaloa includil
the stretch in the Maulua gulch.
almost impossible all the way even +
a horseback vOyager
The regular rehearsal of the Am
teur Orchestra will be held this eve
ing at the residence OF Mr.. I. Ma
Kinau street All Of the members ha
accepted the kind invitation Of II
gentleman TO be present.
The Hawaiian Seed Store, 115 HI
street. George Andrews, proprietor,
q branch of the we'll known 5
Francisco seed firm, Trumbuil and Be
he. Vegetable and flower seeds of
descriptions can be furnished on ShC
notice in quantities 10 suit.
4 prominent member of Bishop W
lis congregation was heard to say y
terday. that the natives would I'LL I
Cathedral next Sunday morning, n
withstanding the fact that the Seco
CONGREGATION are equally determln
TO hold divine service at the same III
Nance O'Neil. the California actre
who is at present filling an enga
mont here. has met several old sch
mates among whom are the Mis-
Walker, Miss Helen Kelley and M
Irene Ii Brown. Mrs. Brown Will
a reception to the actress before
leaves Honolulu.
At a meeting of the trustees OF
Lime Hospital held yesterday in
city. the charter OF incorporat
granted to them was accepted and
following gentlemen were elected {
GERS for the ensuing year: hans Is
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