The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the boat races.
There will not be session of the
Stock Exchange today.
Fresh, tender meats for your Sunday
ulhner at the Central Meat Market.
A small, furnished. cottage ON or
near the beach at Waikiki is wanted
o. Sorenson and bride have returned
from their honeymoon trip 30 Molokai
A two-room adjunct to the Beretania
street school house viii be erected at
once.
The United States Commissary De
partment here recently rather bested a
potato corner.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange will
likely have its permanent quarters in
the new Judd Block.
There viii be the usual evangalistic
service for men at the Y. Vi. q. A. at /
o'clock this afternoon.
There is considerable talk Of at
tempting to give bicycle race meet at
Kapiolani park track.
The Myrtle Boat Club gives notice
that they will hold open house to their
friends all day today.
Samuel Wilder has purchased the
l.
DOwsett estate for $50.
Edgar Caypless, the Seattle attorney
arrived by the City of Columbia, will
engage in practice at Hilo.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Xincaid. the new pas
tor, will conduct the services at Cen
trail Union church tomorrow.
Geo. c. Sellner says that a Hawaiian
village or the Kilauea cyclOrama would
have been big success at Omaha.
Machinery for the new steam Iaun-
dry viii be here in a few days now
from the Coast per sailing vessel.
During the absence of Ali from the
Islands his brother, Wal Ho, will act
for him under full power of attorney. "a
E. A Mott-Smfth and c. w Dickey
returned yesterday from Maui, where
they have been spending a short vaca-
ton.
The contract for the new school
house in Palama will be let today. H.
Patzig will get it for SIS 700, the low
est bid
Will e. Fisher, we'll known to manyI
people here, has a gold claim near Daw
son and as well does auctioneering in
the city. ~
Myrtle and Healani committees
worked until a late hour last night
decorating the two boat houses for the
races today.
Princess Kaiulani and the Misses !
Parker will go today to the residence
Of Mrs J. H. Boyd, in Manoa valley to
spend a week.
Jas. r. Judd's letter indicates that
the new Eastern possessions of the |
United States are in many respects !
very like Hawaii.
~ and t. with new specialties and !
new pictures, will be given at the
Opera House this evening by the Rosa |
Comedy Company.
The Healani and Myrtle boat clubs |
extend a cordial invitation to United |
States Army and Navy officers to visit |
their homes today.
Hop Sing, proprietor of the restau- !
rant in the Occidental hotel, will leave |
next week for China, where he will
spend year or more.
Gen. King and staff officers have ap-
piled for admission into the Officers |
Club, established by the officers of the
First Regiment, n. G. H.
Capt Carter of the Hilo n. G. II. |
company, has requested the Command /
arms and equipments, all to cost $4,000. |
The Bonnie Dundee, Hawaii, Marion /
and perhaps the Spray Will be in the |
first class yacht race today. There will |
be some stiff handicapping against the
Bonnie. 7
At the Christian church tomorrow /
evening the pastor, Rev. T. d. Garvin, |
will preach the concluding sermon of a /
seVXThot Shall DO Re /
Saved?"
On account OF the boat races theref
will be no shooting team at Makil1i of
the Citizens Guard today, but the Sun
DAY shooting will take place as usual |
al Iwilei.
An additional u. S. Army quarter !
masters depot has been opened in the |
Allen Block, on Queen street. Still !
another warehouse is required by the |
department.
One of McCandless' we'll boring out |
fits will return to the city by the Wal /
aleaIe and will go TO work next week |
on the Gear Lansing & Co. tract, near |
Diamond Head.
First Regiment, y. G. H, companies /
are waiting patiently and anXlously |
for challenges from Camps Mckinley |
and Otis for rifle matches to take place
in the near future.
Commissioner of Agriculture Clark
displays a fine specimen of corn in the
ear grown on the plantation of q. 5.
Garnett, on the plantation of the Mo
kalau Coffee Co, Maui.
During the absence of the Rev. john
osborne the services at St. Clements
chanel. Punahou, will be. continued as
usual. Sunday school at 10 a m. Mat
ms 11:O5 a. m. EvensOng 1905 p. m,
AS the band will be engaged playing
for the races today there viii be no
concert at Emma Square this after
noon The usual concert win be given
at Makee Island at 8 p. m. tomorrow,