The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-25
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Sugar; SO deg, 1916 cents.
c. S. Desby is back from san Fran
cisco.
Dining room appointments.-4Irs.
Letters at this Office for W. and
''P. Q. r."
Capt. Dowdeu is still master of the
Zealandia.
The U. S. 5. Philadelphia is on the
dry dock at Mare Island.
The High School concert was re-
peated last evening to large aud
fence.
A situation as lady's nurse is wanted
by young woman just from the
Coast.
T. D. Garyin viii lecture on the
First Advent at 1880 p. m. Sunday in
the Christian church.
The Mission Children's Society had
an annual meeting at Central Union
Church last evening.
All Government offices were closed
yesterday and a good many business
houses put up the shutters.
A steamer for the Big 100 and Red
Cross passengers viii accompany the
feet outside at this morning.
II. F. Wichman carries army and
navy belts American flag pins and
buttons, hat pins and blouse sets.
You can always rely on fresh goods
if bought from the Washington Feed
Co, corner of Queen and Fort streets.
Capt o. BergstOrm was last night
unanimously reelected to command
Company D, \. G. H, for another year.
20
price on Boys in Blue souvenir post
al cards to 10 cents for full set Of SIX
views.
Rev. DR.. Berger win speak on the
war between America and Spain IN
the Christian church at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday.
The hope has been expressed that
the Monterey viii be shown to citI-
zens at some stated hours during her
stay in port.
H e Walker advertises model ~
Cleveland bicycle as being the highest
that art and science can produce in
cycle construction.
tAll the Japanese and Chinese were
released from quarantine yesterday
and Jeck McVeigh got chance to
see the Boys in Blue.
has been lost Suitable reward II re
turned to Minister II. z. Cooper at
the Executive building
A furnished house is advertised for
rent until September 1st on punch
howl slope commanding one OF the
finest views in the city.
The Red Cross Society wants at once
at the Child Garden Building on Bere-
reclining
chairs and a book case.
The executive committee OF the
WaverIey Club will hold short SEES
sion at 1880 this evening to arrange
for the quarterly meeting.
Among the arrivals from KAUAI
ports on the Hall yesterday were the
following: A. Dreier, w. 70. RoWeII'
J. Knudsen and Capt Hastings.
Good racing at Cyclomere this even
ing. This is the night OF the Blue
Bf6hon meet of the cyclists of the city
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Arcenia Fernandes and the Rev.
A. v Soares, pastor OF the Portu-
guese Evangelical church of this city.
Owing to improvements now golng
on AT Mir. Hubert Vos' studio Holant
Pa, MI. ana MIS-. % VIII N'''OO
their regular Saturday afternoon re
ceptions.
Can't. Berger announces that unless
contrary orders are issued, the usual
concerts Will be given at Emma
Square this afternoon and at Makee
Island tomorrow afternoon.
The Senate met and adjourned I'M
mediately yesterday. Senators RICE
and Holstein again resolved them
selves into assistant pOstmasters and
the chamber was filled with letter
writers all day.
Irish table linen and napkins to
match. German linen table covers IN
blue and red bOarder, etc, are among
the new goods just opened at b. r
Eblers & Co. Ladies are invited to
insDect this special line of goods.
DIR. Chas. p. Kindleberger, who was
in the fight at Manila with Dewey and
who is well known in the L. S. navy,
has been married at San Francisco to
Miss Lucy A. Huntsman. DR.. hlndIe-
berger passed through here by the
first steamer after the Spanish meet
was demolished by the Americans.
The plan announced at late hour
last night was that the four transports
would steam away for Manila at s
o'clock this morning. Some OF the OF
ficers said the hour Of departure would
he much later and there were those
who thought that the fleet would be
here all Of today and a portion Of to-
morrow.