The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sugar, 42s firm

a situation by a Japanese cook is
wanted
Hama plantation at san Francisco on
the nth, $18.2j.
Hawaiian Commercial at san Fran
cisco on the nth. S2S.75.
Hutchinson plantation at San Fran
cisco on the 17th. S5S.871a.
Henry Wilgeroth, sugar mill owner
in North KOna, is in town.
John Ena was still quite i'll yester-
day. He viii not be out again for two
or three weeks.
Mrs. r. F. BickertOn has moved into
her home "MayDuTu" on King street.
for a short time.
The early hunters report the mon
goose as being more numerous and de-
structive than ever.
There viii be a meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon TO dispose-Ot
Two weeks business.
w. w. Dimond &, Co. Ltd. viii offer
you for a few days snaps in goods you
are constantly buying.
Alex Young is to be identified fnau-
ciaIly with the MatsOn steamer line
from the coast to HuO.
Jas. S. CKimo) McCandless and Capt.
BreedOn left yesterday for Lahaina
with a well boring outfit.
Caspar Whitney. the writer, returned
by the Mauna Loa yesterday from a
tour of Hawaii and Maui.
Seven plantations here are within
few days paying out between S35O,O0O
and $500 600 in dividends.
The special meeting of the stockhoId-
ers of the Union Feed Co. viii be held
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Fred Waldron and wife left by the
Kinau yesterday for Hawaii to take
charge of the Volcano house.
Admiral Miller announced yesterday
afternoon that the Philadelphia would
sail on Friday for the Coast.
Manuel Gouvea was arrested yester-
day on the charge of embezzling $500
from his employer, NJ. r. Disa.
Wade Armstrong will leave for the
Coast by the next steamer to undergo
an operation for a cataract on his left
eye.
Trains will run to and fro every half
hour between town and Moanalua for
the Damon reception next Saturday at
ternOOn.
Capt. c. w. Zeigler, n. G. H, is hay-
ing great success in every way in drill
ling New York regiment men in artil-
lery work.
A position as clerk or salesman IN
mercantile house is wanted by man of
experience in New York houses. Local
references. ~
w. J. Yates, deputy sheriff Of Kau,
is in town for surgical treatment to his
right leg, which was recently injured
in an accident.
Frank Vida will leave next Tuesday
for Hawaii to remain a year He is
being sent there by his physician on
account of weak lungs.
]. r. Morgan will hold an auction
sale Of sugar and steamship and other
valuable stock at noon today at his
salesrooms, Queen street.
Eakin & Whitman will receive new
Tribune Bicycles by the S. S. Australia.
They do repair work in all it's branches
and guarantee it perfect.
The general public is invited to the
fair which win take place on the
grounds of the NJ e. church parsonage
at Z: 80 tomorrow evening.
A lot of not less than 100 feet by
200 feet, bounded by Makiki, Kapio-
Iani. Wilder Avenue and Beretania
streets is wanted. See ad.
A. mail will be taken by the Warri-
moo today to Vancouver. The Austria
liza, with late coast mail, will not fall
due to arrive until Friday.
On account of the moonlight concert
at Makee Island tonight the band will
not play on the grounds Of the EXecu-
tive building this afternoon.
Payment has been stopped on two
drafts drawn by the Rev. Paul Raw
Inns on the Ri. Rev. Bishop Gulstan,
in favor of A b. Lindsay, for $50.
If YOU are interested in the latest
STYLES and fabrics in dress goods, 1t
will be worth your while to visit the
n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co, Ltd.
Mail for the Coast per the transport
Valencia will close at the post office al
II o'clock this morning provided there
is not a change in her sailing time
A meeting of the Regiment base ball
club will be held at ) o'clock this al
ternoon for the purpose of organizing
a team to play the First New YORK
nine.
Professor Alexander left yesterday
for Hawaii to direct the Work OIL SUI
veving two tracts Of Government land
shortly to be opened up for settle
ment.
Mrs. Wray Taylor and child, Mr. and
Mrs. :. Nowlein and Mrs j. MOnsarraJ
are booked on the steamer MIkahala'
sailing for Lahaina and 1<Ona and Kau
Friday.
The Advertiser secured from the
Bennington a paper with dispatches
twenty-four hours later than the news
advices by the Coptic, the last mall
boat from the Coast.
Assurance is given that damage done
the race track at Kapiolani park by
Government wagons viii be fully re
paired. The way for the first quarter
has been seriously turned up.
Today at 10 o'clock a. M. J. F. Nor
gan will sell at public auction at his