The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-23
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Ed Hitchcock VIII return by the XII
nau today TO Hilo.
Kawaiahao Seminary will open
Monday, September ..
Old Glory now floats from the Elk
ecutlve building every day.
The Kinau, with Liliuokalani aboard.
sails for Hilo at 10 this morning.
L. c. Ables, real estate and financial
agent, has his office at 315 Fort street
The boys at Camp Mckinley class poi
with Pake pies, but they will eat the
pies.
L. T. Grant, manager Of the HiIo
hotel, viii return home by today's
Kinau.
Lodge lie Progress viii hold a special
meeting this evening with work in the
third degree
A large supply of diphcheria anti
toXine has been received by Benson.
Smith & Co.
George Dillingham; has accepted a
position in the store Of the Pacific
Hardware Co.
Mrs S. NJ. Kekoa died at KapauhI
on Saturday, aged So. The funeral was
HeId sunday afternoon.
Oahu College and Punahou Prepare
tory School open on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 6, at o'clock a. N.
Customs Guager Morton. Of the GUS
toms force, has returned to his duties
after a fortnights vacation.
Charles Creighton was greeted by
numerous friends in town yesterday.
He had been i'll about a month
Artist Frank McComas has made
magnificent display of his designing
work at King Bros, Hotel street.
Captain John Kidweu is planting 125
acres of cane on his Pearl City tract,
the cane to be ground at Eva mill.
]. B. Atherton denies a street rumor
that Eva has offered $40 a month for
hundred white men in the cane fields.
The last of the soldier patients at
the Red Cross have been moved to the
Military hospital at independence park.
The u. S. S. Mohican sails this fore
noon for San Francisco. The officers
expect to make the trip in eleven days
or less.
Sugar Boiler Gus Froebese has
moved with his family from town to
hduuhu pIdhIdCiOh, "hCAS iC - Gil
ployed
Mrs. Lyle and Mrs. A. e. Murphy will
take tables at the Executive building
grounds for the next lunch to American
soldiers.
Quite a number of carriage people
witness the regimental uress parade of
the First New York in the park every
evening.
The S. S. Lakme took mail for the
coast yesterday and will most likely
land it ahead of the expected S. 5.
Glengyle.
William II. Wright, of the tax bu-
reau, has been appointed registrar of
public accounts TO succeed w. George
Ashley, resigned.
Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
The official title of Alfred T. Brock,
Y. Nj. G. A, is Associate Secretary
He will have a desk with Mr. Coleman
in the front office.
Tit subscription list of the Nahiku
Plantation is now open at the office
of Harry Armitage, where the pros
pectus can be seen.
Stenographer b. L. Marx will leave
this afternoon for Kauai on a, vacation.
When he returns he will enter the law
office of F. M. Hatch.
Fred b Damon began work at the
Bank of Hawaii yesterday morning to
"get his hand in" He will start in
regularly about September 1.
The new flag pole for Mr.. Damon's
Moanalua estate has been landed at
the railroad wharf for transportation
to it's permanent destination.
Miss Carrie St. John Hoffman, of
Colorado College, has accepted the APP
pointment as head of the Art Depart
ment in Oahu College and will arrive
next month.
Frank Hoogs, Dan Logan, Mrs. Alice
Rix. Frank Davey and Henre Nappen-
back were among the passengers by
the Claudine yesterday afternoon for
HiIo and the volcano.
Capt. Schaefer, regimental adjutant
of the y. G. H, is at headquarters for
an hour every evening now, having
entered upon his duties as bOokkeeper
with w. c. Peacock & Co, Ltd.
In the George L. Edwards case Judge
Frear has allowed a writ of error to
issue. which will enable defendant to
bring his motion for a new trial be
fore the Supreme Court for hearing,
1t il expected that articles of incOr-
Doration of the Rapid Transit Com
pany will be filed in the Interior Office
this week Only a few slight changes
have been suggested by the Cabinet.
aov,,,,o1xy iU baiDo Ororanizad 70 CON
duct the proposed plantation for La
mai the success of which is now as
sured by water seeking results. A con-
siderable amount of the stock will be
placed in the States.
A new undertaking establishment is
soon to be opened here. 1t will be the
enterprise of two brothers, one of
whom has been in the city for some