The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
lgar 4 II; very strong.

Dewey Hats-Mrs. Hanna
saturday viii be a regular holiday
Tor the regatta.
Hutchinson Plantation at San Fran
cisco, $50; firm and scarce.
The Interior Department Calls for
tenders for a 60-foot steel bridge
Hawaiian Commercial at San Fran
cisco, $zEZ5; steady and liberal sales.
See the revised program for the boat
races Saturday for change OF prizes,
etc.
}. M. Miller, representing the Chica-
go lnter-Ocean, sailed by the Moana
for Australia
Morgan's sale of canoes, announced
TO take place today, has been post
poned for one week
On Saturday Sept. oath, Jas. f. Nor
gan will sell 43 shares OF various local
securities. See advt.
G. o. McHugh another brand new
man, has been admitted TO practice law
in the courts of Hawaii
NJ. Louisson and wife and Abe Louis
son returned yesterday from an extend
ed visit to San Francisco.
An important business meeting Of
the Commissioners of Education will
be held at 2:30 this afternoon.
]. II. Quinlan, engineer of the steam
er Kauai sailed by the Alameda yes
terday for vacation trip to the Coast
Miss l.. A. Curtis, has opened mass
age, manicuring and shampoOing par
lOrs at Gle Fort street. Telephone 519.
This is the evening of the reception
at the Y NJ. c. A to Mr. and Mrs. A.
r. Brock. 1t is to be a public func-
ton.
J. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of salt salmon in barrels, at his
salesroom, Queen street, at 10 o'clock
today.
Dr. John Gibbon and DR.. Weir, on
the Scandia, are the first dentists to be
commissioned by the United States for
army duty.
Bruce Cartwright, son and daughter,
were at the Palace hotel, San Francisco
on the 7th inst, having just returned
from Chicago.
Manager Dillingham; will take the
Commission party over the railroad to-
day to Waialua. About forty people
will go down.
Only routine business accumulated
matters were considered at a meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce held yes
terday morning.
Kia, burglary, in police court yester-
day, was dropped. On the charge of
malicious injury this defendant was
fined SO and costs.
Commissioner of Agriculture Clark
received a consignment of bugs by the
MOana from Prof. Koebele. The Profess
sOr is now in Mexico.
Martin Smith is back in Hawaii nei
for a short time. He proposes to es-
tablish a Coast business and will be a
frequent visitor to the Islands.
Dr. r. l. Moore, the well known den
fist, has opened dental parlors at 21O
Hotel street, Sullivan cottage. He will
be ready tor business Monday morning.
Prof. f. w. Jacobs, a blind vocal
music teacher of San Francisco, arriv
ed by the Moana and is at the Airing
ton. He will open a studio in Homo
lulu.
The American Comedy Company will
open its season at the opera house this
evening, giving ~ and l." with speci-
alties, war pictures and illustrated
songs.
Hon r. H. Brand, Governor of New
South Wales, a son of the Earl OF
Hampden, was a through passenger by
y
England.
The case of Ueda, charged with as
sault with intent to murder has been
continued until moved on. His victim
is still in precarious condition and
will probably die. N
Rev. DR.. S. E. Bishop and wife re-
turned by the Moana yesterday from
visit to their son at Astoria, Oregon.
They are in fine health and enjoyed
their trip very much.
The $50 one-year men aboard the U.
S. r. s. Philadelphia have been told
that they may have discharges when
ever they ask for release. Nearly all
the men on the ship are recruits.
From and after Monday, September
10Th. H. Bryant's mail stage will leave
the Post Office daily, Sundays except
ed at a. m, for Kahuku. Packages
can be left at Lovejoy & Co. S, Nuuanu
street.
Henry West and Ewalika, represent
ing natives of HilO, presented petit
ton to the Commission praying that
the monarchy be restored. The idea
was inspired by the Hui Kalaiaina of
Honolulu.
J. w. Pratt, an attorney and real es-
tate man has arrived from Cheyenne,
Wyo., and will be associated with
Bruce Warning & Co. Mr.. Pratt has the
highest recommendation from prOmi-
nent men of his State.
Chas. S. Desky, the tireless man of
many enterprises, is welcomed home
from the Coast, where he left Mrs.
Desky in better health. Mr.. Desky had
many inquiries concerning the Islands
to answer and was able to give the
facts.
The members of the Amateur Orches- |
ira will meet for rehearsal this evening
at z: 80 o'clock at the residence of Mr.. |
c. Hedemann, Nuuanu valley road. a !
full attendance is requested. Three |
new members have joined the past |
week.
The Berliner damage case against |
the Captain of the Columbia came up |