The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

- N-AC I'd TINS week
oo special meeting Of Pacific Lodge. No
0zz' A. t. & A. NJ, tonight at 1870.
several hundred hat and shoe wag-
els were made on the boat races.
No Emma Square concert this even
ing. The band plays for the ball. ~
James White is authorized to collect
all accounts due the Club Stables. Ltd
The Kahuku stage leaves the PAN
Iheoh stables this morning at 9 o'clock
Policemen found last evening and
TOOK to the station house a horse and
buggy.
Men in the battalion Of L. S. VoIun-
teer engineers here expect pay in about
a month.
Lloyd Conkling has been appointed
assistant secretary Of the Honolulu
Stock Exchange.
Deputy Attorney General Dole, Mar
shall Brown and all the attorneys are
back from Kauai
B. F. Dillingham; will dine the Com
missioners and few prominent cit
liens this evening.
Seattle, Tacoma and Minneapolis
have newspaper representatives aboard
the S. S. Columbia.
This is the night of the Red Cross
ball at Progress hall. There has been
large sale of tickets.
The S. S. Zealandia is expected to
reach San Francisco from Manila the
last week in this month.
Capt. Lydig, chief commissary Off
Ger, entertained Gen. King and others
at a dinner party Friday evening.
1t is probable the Rev VIM Kincaid,
the new Central Union pastor, will
have a residence in Nuuanu valley.
The Waikiki road was very dusty
yesterday, but the attendance for the
Makee Island band concert was large.
Public schools and the L<indergar-
tens will reopen this morning. The
night school viii open at Z this even
ing.
Col. Barber is urging or encouraging
men of the First New York to play
foot ball and indulge in other outdoor
sports.
Decorations, and it is said new party
gowns, will be features of the Red
Cross benefit ball in Progress hall to-
night.
The S. S Columbia is chartered to
make four excursion trips from Seattle
to the Islands. Many town people have
visited the steamer. ~
j. w Brit was convicted of grosSI
cheat at NawiliwiH and sentenced to
three months Oh the road. Brit sold
molasses for opium.
The S. s. Columbia brought $4,000
pounds of potatoes and $4,000 pounds
of onions for the United States com |
missary department.
After supper one night last week sew |
eral of the Myrtle racing Oarsmen were |
i'll. There was something !
wrong with the food.
A big success was made of the union |
meeting of young peoples societies at
church Sunday evening. ID.
L. NaOne was the leader.
Cards are out for the "at home of |
the Y M. C. A. to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred T. Brock, which will take place |
evening of this week.
There were no sales on the Stock EX-
change during Saturdays session.
There was some bidding and some Of !
fers, but transfers were not reached.
The N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., are
displaying a large variety of new sailor
fashionable tintS and correct shapes.
The communion service at Central
Union church yesterday morning had |
a large congregation and an eloquent
sermon was delivered by Rev c. w.
Hill.
Jas. Lloyd, who this year refrained
from rowing. on the advice of physi-
clans, did his share by handling al
most unaided the victorious Junior
crew.
Next Saturday there will be held the
regatta in the bay here and in one
event particularly the Myrtles and
Healanis viii have another go at each
other.
Capital stock of the Pioneer Mill
Company has been increased $780, 900,
making it in all $3.50, coo, The mill
is to be enlarged and new pumps are
20 be added
BY the Australia, Voeler q Co. re-
,efved canned goods. California cream
srv and block butter. Close touch with
metropolitan markets, enables them to
sell at a close margin.
a part of the Hawaiian band and
he Iusitana Society in full attended
he funeral of J. J. Dias yesterday al
arnoon. Dias was number IL on the
charter roll of the Lusitana society.
The S. S. Australia leaves at p. m.
oday with a large list of passengers.
zen. Merriam, Alice RiX and other
7otabIes are booked. The band will
"a at the wharf for the sailing Of the
Deal boat.
n p. Baldwin, Chas. Creighton, Aug
1T prefer c. II. Bishop, w. Z. Row
~, George d. Gear, w. VOTERS, F.
7 fiesta and A. st. NJ. Macintosh were
,mong the arrivals from Kauai by the
" G. Hall Sunday morning.
White enameled bedsteads are the
of cleanliness and beauty
nd deserve all the popularity they
ave gained. Moth proof cedar touches ,