The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-05
LOCAL BREviTlES.

Alexander * Baldwin offer for sale
sugar machinery. See ad.
The Mutual Telephone Company is TO
announce a dividend next week.
a Honokaa plantation dividend OF
21a per cent was paid yesterday.
Col. George F. Mcleod returned from
San Francisco last nigat on the D0ric.
Choice, juicy meats for your Sunday
dinner can be had al the Central Meat
Market.
Hawaiian Commercial, at San Fran
cisco on the 18th ut, $48 bid, $3.50
asked.
Paul Isenberg and J. G. Isenberg and
Doric last night.
J. A. McCandless. Senator Jack,
is in the city after flying trip 10 San
Francisco on business. "a
Goo Cheong and Goo Lau will act
for Goo York during the Iatter's alb
sence from the Islands. s
Norman HaIstaad, of Bishop & Co.'S
bank, arrived home after a brief visit
to the coast, on the Doric. -
Tenders for furnishing the Bureau
of Roads and Bridges with supplies are
advertised for by the Interior Depart
ment.
The three cardinal points in shoes,
as advertised by A. e. Murphy Il Co,
are comfort, style and smallne5s in
price.
The Rev. Alexander Macintosh will
preach at both services of the Second
Congregation of St. Andrew s Cathedral
tomorrow. ~.
1t is understood that the matter of
that extra million of Waialua stock IS
entirely between Mr.. Dillingham; and
Col. SoDer.
The Honolulu Steam Laundry is
now in full swing and their hand
somely painted wagons will be around
on Monday next.
Morning theme at the Christian
church: "A Triumph and Lasting
Peace" Evening theme: Invited 10
the Kings supper
Stock of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Company has been listed by the local
exchange Pioneer Mill is also new
stock on the board.
Castle & Cooke advertise the c. & {.
rice pillow, the Queen, for heavy work,
the Monarch, for heavy breaking, ana
the Braced cane knife.
Miss Anna Perry, sister of Circuit
Jutige~A Perry, who has been visiting
during the past summer in California,
returned by the Doric.
Col. J. H. Soper and wife arrived
from San Francisco last evening. The
Colonel is looking we'll after his big
deal in Waialua stock.
McCandless Bros. have just finished
for Oahu plantation an artesian well
that has capacity of 1,lU0,000 gallons
per twenty-four hours.
The good old comfortable kind OF
wicker ware and new aesthetic pattern
of parlor chairs and tables are being
exhibited by Hopp & Co.
Chapman will be the caterer for the
reception TO be given on Monday even
ing next by Minister and Mrs. Cooper
in honor of Miss Anna Rose.
Turkey Thompson, the Island bora
cycle racing man who has been prom
inent on eastern tracks, has Joined
the seceeders from the l.. A. w.
Company b, n. G. H., will be dinet
by Company d this evening at the
Drill Shed on account of the superior
shooting of b in a recent match
e. s. Boyd has been appointed sec
rotary of the Commission and sub
agent OF Public Lands for the Island
of Oahu, vice c. P. Iaukea, resigned.
J. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of tables and benches on tn
grounds of the Executive Building a
II O'Clock noon. Wednesday, Novem
Der 9th.
Cant. Saxton has resigned as adju
tant general for Gen. King. The cap
tain will go to Manila and report Their
IN n aC.C,,iaupp with orders from Wash
ington.
The sermon subjects of Rev. VIM NJ
Kincaid at Central Union church to
morrow will be: Morning--"The Idea
Church" Evening-"Caiaphas
Character Study"
Carpenters in numbers are nov
working on the Orpheum thaate
building. 1t is believed that the hous
will have seating capacity Of be
tween ! 200 and 1900.
After nearly four years service i
the Foreign Office, Alex. st. NJ. Mack
intosh today terminates his connectiO
with that Department TO enter int
business with II. NJ. Won Holt.
Senator J. A. McCandless made
hurried business trip to San Fran
cisco. cOrralled a big slice of Waia
machinery and is home by the Doric
Judge Hartwell, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Madeline, arrived yes
terday from San Francisco. The Judg
has been east on cable business an
will meet here Mr.. Scrymser, of III
New Jersey Company.
Some people can only learn by e1
perience what would have saved theI
money had they listened to ad &c. Tn
Kash is Offering children's and men
suits at prices that fit the times Z
we'll as those they are intended for.
Mrs. II. Kapu, Of one OF the mo:
prominent native families in Hawai-
died at the family home yaSterda
morning. The remains have been en-
balmed and will be taken to Eva tn
morning and placed in the family plO
The regular monthly consecratio