The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-30
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Remember the sale-sachs.

Modern Lace Making-Mrs. Hanna.
DR.. McWayne has returned to Koua.
Read The Kash" al about custom
made clothing
Sugar is As and not 3Iz as given bv
the San Francisco papers.
The August term or Circuit Court
opens on Monday morning next
A package for Il. J. McCandless.
dropped on the streets, is at TINS office.
Per Alameda, Voeller & Co. received
an invoice of smoked fish, vegetables.
fancy, cheese, etc.
Rev. e. w. Hill, of Olaa, Will preach
at both services of Central Union
church tomorrow
Some important land matters were
discussed by the Cabinet at a meeting
yesterday afternoon.
The Central Meat Market viii fur
nish you with fresh juicy meats for
your Sunday dinner.
The wedding of Miss Lily Love and
Clarence II. Cooke will occur a week
from next Tuesday
Col. Parker will lecture in the Ka-
waiahau Church on Sunday evening,
the 31st, at 1870 p. N.
The transport Pennsylvania is so
crowded that there is a shortage Of
even the short hunks.
Senator McCandIess left yesterday
morning for business visit to the
new MolOkai plantation.
Neglect of the eyes often brings on
blindness. :. T.. Lucas, Love Building,
makes examinations free.
William Savidge has added eight Ka-
pahulu lots, 5OX10O, to his list Of real
estate advertised for sale.
There will be base ball at the Ma
XXI League grounds this afternoon for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
For one week only L. b. Kerr viii
hold clearance sale of ribbons laces,
embroideries and dress goods.
J. Tinker, proprietor Of the City
Meat Market, was much better last
night. He has been i'll for two days. ~.
Mrs. J. A. McCandless and Mrs. -
n. Castle are among the many who's
have given lawn receptions to the Boys
in Blue
The Government band Will give the
usual concerts at Makee Island Sunday
afternoon and at Emma Square this at
ternoon.
The Kinau brought 423 bags Of po-
tatoes from Maui yesterday. enough to
supply the Boys in Blue with salad for
quite q while.
Charles Creighton is suffering from
a light paralytic stroke in the left side.
He is improving and will be out in
about four days.
Gear. Lansing & Co. expect to be
able to place their new tract of land
on the Waialae road on the market in
a couple of weeks.
The great alteration sale commenc-
ing this morning at Sachs, is truly
genuine one. Prices on dress goods
have been cut in half.
There will not be a meeting Of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
this evening 1t will likely be called
for next Saturday evening. A. i
Between 400 and 500 of the MoncaIR
and California men lined up after they
feast yesterday and were presented to
the President and Mrs. Dole.
The excellent paper on Hawaiian
girls, read by Mrs. Douglas p. Birnie
before the Woman's Board, was pub
lished in yesterdays Gazette, Friday, |
July 20.
Montana's f Company Glee Club
gave some good selections in fine style
at the Executive Building grounds yes
terday One of the boys gave saveraFr
recitations.
A ffty-horse power engine has been
purchased for the carpenter shops of
the Oahu Railway CO. Ten new pas !
senger. coaches are being turned out
ut the shops.
The three-pound alligator pears |
which attracted attention in the win
dows OF the Hawaiian News Co. were
grown at the residence of Mrs. NJ. |
Sylvia, Lahaina.
Mrs. Lillian Brown Turner, formerly
with Professor M. NJ. Scott, and lately
of the Practice School, has accepted |
an appointment at the Punahou Pre-
paratOry School.
The Catholic Mission people have
been offered a big price for the prop |
erty at the corner of Fort and Bere- |
tania, but they are very 10th to part
with the holding.
The good work for Boys in Blue !
still goes on at the Nuuanu street head !
quarters of the Red Cross Society. Mrs. !
Kenake and Mrs. Vida are amongst |
those prominent in assisting. |
Francis NJ. Hatch yesterday signkd |
from the Office OF Hawaiian MINISTRY |
at. Washington. This is a mere fOTA
mality, the duties of that position hav-
ing expired with annexation.
Corporal Kiester has been appointed
q sergeant of Company d. First Reg I
iment; Privates L. Arnold, l.. Singer .
and w. Prestidge have been promoted
to be corporaIs of the same command. .
The Japanese steamer Kee Lung
Maru will leave for Yokohama direct /
on Tuesday next, taking freight and /
passengers. For terms apply to the .
Japan immigration Co, Spreckles'
block.
The Kahului Railroad Co. has ap-