The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

mu Sugar Co. stock for sale.
The Myrtle Boat Club crews left by
the late train yesterday for the PENN
sula.
The s. s. GIenfarg Will sail at >
o'clock this afternoon Tor San Fran
cisco.
c. NJ. Cooke and family viii sail
next Wednesday for their American
home in Oakland.
a resident Of Maui and Kauai is
wanted by Honolulu wholesale house
TO act as salesman.
f. B. McStockar, captain command
ing, publishes a notice to members of
the Citizens Guard.
Capt Louis T. Kenake has a small
Confederate flag, sent TO him by a
friend in the States.
An important business meeting Of
the SharpshOOters' Company viii be
held at 1880 this evening.
Minister Cooper paid short visit
to Admiral Miller aboard the Phila-
delphia yesterday morning
The new directory Of the Hawaiian
Islands is now being printed by the
Hawaiian Gazette Company.
r. Rycroft, the Puma coffee man and
ex-member of the House of Represen-
tatives, is in the city for the flag rails
ing.
The troops of the American men-of-
war in port and the Philadelphia
band will turn out on Friday in white
uniforms.
Stockholders of Eahuku Plantation
Company viii receive a dividend at the
office of NJ s. Grinbaum & Co. upon
application.
~. S. Prescott has accepted a pCsi-
/tion as clerk in the office of the Dep
uty Marshal. He leaves the Office Of
Henry May.
The Misses Horner and J. G. SerraO
are the only passengers booked on the
steamer Maui for Hawaii ports to sail
this morning.
The reception and ball at the EXecu-
tive Building Friday evening viii be-
gin at o'clock in place Of 8, as hith-
erto/ announced.
Steven Mahaula has succeeded Pop
Atkinson as clerk in the land office.
HIS place in the same department has
been taken by Manuel Cook.
Portuguese Charge d Affaires Cana
varro called aboard the Philadelphia
yesterday HUI llll5 olilO was ''oSOA NtS''
the usual salute on retiring.
1t is folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague of the night, itching
piles. Doan's Ointment cures, quick
ly and permanently. At any chemists.
At II o'clock noon today J. f. Nor
gan will sell at public auction at his
saIesrooms, Queen street, Indurlne
Paint and choice California potatoes.
Rev w. x Harrington, a mission
arv from the Orient, and VIM. Morris
were passengers on the steamship
Glenfarg from Yokohama last even
ing.
The old Union Ice Works building,
on Lower Fort street VIII likely soon
be in use as a storehouse for supplies
for the use of the new United States
garrison.
Today at 10 o'clock a. m, at the res
idence Of Julius HOting, King street,
near Victoria, J. e Morgan viii sell at
public auction the entire household
furniture.
An expert opinion is that as the
band is purely a State affair and is
paid for out of current receipts it will
play on" until the end of the present
biennial period.
There will be three nOtaries at the
Judiciary Building and two at the po-
lice station from o'clock Friday at
ternoon to swear in Government Off
Gals and employees.
~. Bachelor, adjutant of the Citizens
Guard. and Inspector OF weights anN
Measures, will, on September l, accept
a. position with Mr.. Low on the new
Halawa plantation.
w. NJ. Graham, acting secretary Of
the Oahu Cemetery Association, calls
the annual meeting on Saturday, Aug
ust Is. 1898, at II o'clock at the ONCE
of Bruce Cartwright.
Lieut.. b. Cedric, of the French Army,
who has been stationed at Saigon for
some years past, is through passen-
ger on the steamship Glenfarg for san
Francisco from HongkOng.
a transport soldier stole a box of
cigars from a Hotel street store Mon
dav night. When chased by citizen
he threw the goods into neighDOrlng
ward. where they were later recovered.
The Hawaiian band gave its regular
program on the grounds OF the ENecu-
tive Building at o'clock yesterday al
ternoon, the first time the engagement
has been filed, however, in several
weeks.
Roman candles, sky rockets, all sizes,
and other fresh and new fire works OF
all kinds at the INL. Flags, bunting,
pins. buttons, lanterns, etc, at the
right prices. Order early as the sup
ply is limited.
The Commissioners of Education
will hold a regular business session at
,: 80 this afternoon. At a meeting held
Yesterday the Teachers Committee
completed its slate OF recommends
lions for the week.
Mrs. T. r. Day and Mrs. c. w. Day
will leave by the Moana next Wednes-
dav to be absent in the States for sew
eral months. The Day residence, on
Beretania street, near Fort, will be oc-
cuDied by w. r. Harrington and fam
lily.