The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss II. Judd returned yesterday
from a visit to Hawaii frieL1s.
Choice cut of meats for the Sunday
dinner at the Central Meat Market.
j. f. Hackfeld returned by the
Mauna Loa from a flying visit to Ha-
wall
The all Hawaii base ball team has
gwen over the idea of visiting Homo
lulu.
There will not be a meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
this month
Capt. ]. L. Carter is drilling Com
pany /, Hilo, twice a week. He has 20
men in the ranks.
Manager G. c. Hewitt, Of Nalehu
plantation, came down by the Mauna
Loa yesterday afternoon.
The Stock books of Eva plantation
viii be closed to transfers from today
to Thursday, September 1st.
The second battalion, First Regi-
ment, had short battalion drill on
Armory square last evening. \
Professor Theo. Richards and family
returned by the Mauna Loa yesterday
from vacation trip to Kona
At Hilo the award for the building
of the Victorian annex to the hospital
has been made to w. T. Patty.
The contract for putting UP the
buildings of the new steam laundry at
Iwilei has been let to VIM. Mulch.
Minister Cooper made a trip into the
Eva district yesterday to locate the
proposed new Waipahu school house.
There will be a cricket match be-
tween selected teams on the old base
ball grounds at o'clock this after
noon.
The unused hurrah left over from
July 4 and Flag Day will come in
handy during the approaching regatta
season.
Frank Gassaway, the poet and jour
nalist will, while here, report to the
Examiner on business conditions in
Honolulu.
Messrs. Pearson, ThurstOn and Wood
made the voyage to Pearl Lochs inside
the reef yesterday afternoon in a fiat
bottomed sloop.
The Salvation Army had a very sue
cessful ice cream festival, with a big
crowd, last evening. The Army band
furnished music.
The Government band will give the
usual concerts at Emma Square this
afternoon and at Kapiolani park to-
morrow afternoon.
The grave of the daughter of J. G.
Glass and wife, funeral at 9 this morn
ing, will be in the Odd Fellow plot at
Nuuanu cemetery.
d. b. Murdoch and bride, nee Miss
May Baldwin, arrived by the Mauna
Loa yesterday from Maui. They will
reside at Eva plantation. !
Whole wheat bread is a food that
makes pale, thin, sickly children
strong, healthy and well. Supplied
daily by the German Bakery.
The Kash, Hotel street, has taken
the store adjoining, formerly occupied
by Medeiros & Decker, thus doubling
the size of their establishment.
Charles Seydone exhibits in the win
dows of the Pacific Hardware Co. two
putty casts, one of Admiral Dewey
and the other of Admiral Sampson.
The Salvation Army will give a fare
we'll meeting in their hall at 1880 Sun
day evening to Adjutant and Mrs. Sim
onson, who leave shortly for Utah.
Several of the Colorado engineers at
Camp Mckinley are suffering with |
asthma, due to the difference in air Of |
California and Honolulu and Denver.
A young man in Chicago has written
to a cousin here to get him three or
four positions and that he will soon
arrive and select and accept one Of
them.
The Kash carries a line of gents
socks that are hard to get through the
toe and heels and summer garments
that keep you cool despite the warm
weather.
Today at 10 o'clock J. f. Morgan will
sell at public auction at his sales room,
Queen street, fancy crockery, palms,
dr-v goods, California salmon in bar
rels, etc.
Allen, Davis & Bivens, real estate
dealers, corner of Fort and Queen
streets, offer for sale a grocery store,
with long lease, and a few choice lots
en- King street.
Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones
Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief. and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
All Hawaiians are invited to attend
meeting at s. K. Ka-ne's office at 1:30
d. m. today to consider the matter of
presenting views of native Hawaiians
to the Federal Commissioners.
Charles Kreuter, the cOrnetist in the
band, was quietly married Wednesday !
evening to Miss KanOa, the adopted |
daughter OF Mrs. p. p. Kanoa. Rev. |
Fl. II. Parker performed the ceremony. |
A good horse is your truest friend /
and because he is dumb and cannot |
tell you his wants, it is all the more |
reason you should anticipate them and
give him the best to be had. Read the |
California Feed Co.'s ad in this issue. |
T. r. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture, ferns, be-
gonias and palms at the residence OF
Mrs. Coon, Emma street, THURSDAY,
1st, 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. m