The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-15
LOCAL SREvITlES.

once.
w. w Dimond left on the Copuc
last night
Paul Neumann IS making business
trip to the States.
The officers of the Pioneer Mill Co.
are announced this morning.
A good room with table board in a
desirable location is wanted.
James A. Wilder and Paul Neumann
sailed on the COptic last night.
A guardians sale Of valuable real
estate is advertised in this issue.
Henry Warehouse &, Co offer for
sale few corn fed bronze turkeys
Ministers King and Cooper, OF the
Cabinet, leave this morning for Hilo.
Three cords of firewoOd are offered
for sale by II. Roberts, Gazette office.
A letter addressed to \. K. Bindr
care Hawaiian Gazette Co, has been
lost.
VIII z. Perry please call at the bus
mess Office Of the Hawaiian Gazette
Co.
Hertz, the magician lately here is
playing against Kellar in San Fran
cisco.
c. S. Richardson, public stenograph-
er and typewriter, has an office at 3l5
Fort street.
1t was quiet last night at the police
station, there not being an arrest made
up to o'clock.
The Government steam dredger is
still working at the sand spit opposite
the light house.
Mrs. Freiburg Knoke. dressmaker. is
located at the corner of School and
Nuuanu streets.
The Government tug Eleu made an
opium cruise outside on Sunday, but
found no floaters.
A a. Young has gone TO the coast to
consult with his father, Alex. Young,
on business affairs.
Base ball at $50 this afternoon. 1t
will be Iowa VS. Welo Ka HaO and at
the League grounds.
Lumber for three new school houses
on Hawaii win be shipped by Allen &,
Robinson on Wednesday.
nicely furnished cottage in a de
sirable location, for family Of three
is wanted about the middle of Deem
Der.
The thousand Portuguese laborers
soon to be here will be recruited at the
old supply points-the Azores and Ma
deira.
The cause of the delay of the de-
parture of the Coptic was the large
amount of freight for Honolulu from
the Orient.
Capt. T. w. Hebron gave his new
yacht Gladys a trial trip on Saturday
The sloop quite comes up TO all ex-
pectations
A liberal reward is offered for the
recovery of a ladies lace handker-
chief, lost at the Opera House Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Savant-Jerome, a lady who has
been a successful medical practitioner
here. has left for the States to be gone
some months.
Mrs. r. r. Hit and son were
through passengers by the Coptic and
We're visited at the steamer by a num-
Der of Honolulu friends.
The display of shooting trophies in
the window of the Pacific Hardware
store is attracting much attention The
u. S. soldiers seem to be particularly
interested.
The Magistrate, marking the first
nolulu, will be the play at the Opera
House tonight. Miss O'Neil will be
seen in comedy.
w J. Coon is the owner and man
ager of a produce store at Oakland
Calf, and relates his bail jumping en-
terprise as mammoth joke on Lar
sen and Hawkins.
Chas. Crane happened TO be out OF
town Sunday evening and his chicken
house in Dowsett's lane was raided by
thieves. The loss was thirty-five chick
ems of a choice breed.
On the last trip down of the Andrew
Welch an owl appeared on deck after
the vessel was several hundred miles
at sea. 1t is supposed the bird came
. on board al San Francisco.
An evangelical service will be heIC
in the Y. NJ. C. A. hall this evening a
7:30 Speaker Rev. Henry Victor Nor
gan. Subject: Christ and the Youns
Men" Meeting open TO ladies. Sol
diers specially invited
w. B. Curtis, general manager o
the new line of Japanese steamship
which will sail in connection with tht
other trans-Pacific steamships be
tween San Francisco and Hongkong
was through passenger by the Cop
tic.
Mrs. e r. Folsom has arrived from
Los Angeles TO join here her husband
of the customs service. Miss FOLSOM
arrived some weeks ago and is teach
er in the Government service. Maste
Folsom is attending school in tn
East.
There were two baptisms at ST
Andrews Cathedral yesterday, Rev
Alex. Macintosh officiating in both in
stances. The names in full of tn
children are: Alexander Ronald Ka
mehameha Won Holt and Samuel Gard
ner Wilder.
J. II. Rosenthal, who viii be re
membered here as one of the Re
Cross agents with a transport flee
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