The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-06
LOCAL BREVITiES.

VI IL be ID mas nOllce ia lL.3 Issue
re debts
DR.. r. I. Moore, the Maui dentist, is
visiting the city.
A blacksmith shop at Hanapepe,
Kauai, is offered for sale.
A horse has been found. Owner can
have same by proving property.
A session of the Honolulu Stock Elk
change viii he held at 1890 this morn
ing.
The American Commissioners are
booked TO return TO the States on the
23rd.
E. G. Frear Will leave by the CIaud-
inc this afternoon for CIupalakau,
Maui.
G. b. Calman offers to pay cash for
any quantity Of used Hawaiian stamps.
See adj
Oahu College and Punahou Prepare
tory viii reopen this morning for the
fall term.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Commission
viii hold another open session tOmOr-
row morning.
\ mounted patrol has been esJab-
lished at the park. The hOrsemen do
regular sentry duty.
c. e. Jacox, lately with the Call, has
accepted a position in the business Of
fee Of the Bulletin.
A special meeting Of the Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce viii be held TINS
morning at 10 o'clock.
The boarding department at Oahu
College is already unusually full Al
most every room is taken. ~
B. l.. Marx is acting as private secre-
tary to President Dole on the AmerI-
can-Hawaiian Commission.
Mr.. Fairchild, the new assistant to
f w. Damon in the Chinese work, IS
a graduate of the University Of Cali
fornia
There was a reception aboard the
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. A
number of prominent city people at
tended.
A number Of cases of mumps have
been quarantined at the Military hos
pital The first case arrived by the
Arizona.
Deputy Attorney General Z. p. Dole
left by the steamer James Makee yes
terday afternoon for Kappa on court
business.
The Government band viii give a
concert at the Hawaiian hotel TINS
evening complimentary to Maj. Gen.
Merriam.
A Portuguese child named COrrea
was accidentally burned at Kappa,
Kauai. last Friday. Though badly in
iured she will recover.
The regular meeting of the Woman S
Board Of Missions will take place on
Tuesday, the 9Th inst, at 2:3O o clock
in Central Union church.
Mr.. Ray. disbursing officer for the
Commission, is an old newspaper man
Years ago he was editor Of the Bloom
ington, Ills, Paragraph.
A horse lost by Senator Cecil Brown
was found yesterday afternoon near
Camp Mckinley, whittier he IS sup
posed to have been led by soldiers.
There is a batch of applications six
inches high at the Interior Office fol-
light wines and beer licenses under an
act passed by the last Legislature. (
]. O. Wood is still at work upon Z
program for a concert, the proceeds OF
which will go toward paying off the
debts of the Foot Ball Association.
An order has been sent to the State:
for several hundred dollars Of Hawaii
sold here at a little above face vaIue.
4 Chinaman, for assault and battery
q Portuguese woman, for investigation
and several persons Tor druhkehne
made I'D the list of arrests last night
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin have re
rurned from Maunawili TO their resi-
denca al Waikiki. Mrs. Irwin intends
TO leave for San Francisco on the 14th
The Chamber of Commerce will hol'
q special meeting at 10 o'clock TIM
morning for the final consideration o
its memorial to be presented to IN
Commission
Owing to the absence from town o
Darties wishing to bid for the cOnstruc
lion of the new steam laundry at wi
lei. it has been decided not to open IN
tenders until Friday morning.
The WaverIey club is now most com
fortablv settled in its new home on tn
Hotel street side of the building. IN
library has been installed and the oil
lizard and pool tables have lately bee
repaired.
The third annual championship race
of the Hawaiian Rowing Associate
viii take place at 4 o'clock sharp tn
next Saturday, September 10. over IN
Pearl Harbor course. See al Tor ral
arrangements.
Engineers at Camp Mckinley nav
received instructions 10 make raquls
lions for all clothing needed to Janl
arv 1. This is taken as an Indicate
that the corps will remain here unit
that date at least.
Purser John CRUDE has been appoint
ed to the steamer w. G. Hall and Ge'
PiItz. formerly of the Kauai, takes IN
same position on the Mikahala. F'relgf
clerk Hansman. of the Mikahala, ma
been promoted TO be purser OF IN
Kauai.
T,uis Andrade. the baker, has u
coDtract for supplying large quanuu<
of bread to the United States troop
Tohn Andrade, the carriage man, hS
- fnr The hack business {