The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-27

$62. % asked.
Sugar, IA firm; tending upward on
increased demand.
Col. G. w. Macfarlane returned from /
San Francisco yesterday.
The Scottish Thistle Club will give a
dance at Sans Souci Friday night.
1t is more than likely that the Aus
tralia will be here Friday afternoon.
c. II. Clapp left on the Aorangi yes
terday for a visit to British Columbia.
The Aloha has newly and daintily
furnished rooms, with first class board.
Geo. p. Castle was a passenger on
the steamer China from the coast yes
terday.
w. y. Love offers for sale shares Of
stock IN the Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Co.
Dr. E. I. Goodhua. Of Maui, returned
from a visit to the States by The China
yesterday.
Arthur Harrison advertises a mod
ern seven room house and a four room
cottage for rent.
John Cassidy, manager Of the Tele-
phone Company, arrived from san
Francisco yesterday.
Miss Juliette Smith. of Kauai, was
passenger on the China from San
Francisco yesterday.
Work on the big new awning for the
post office is being rushed. The shade
is over the makai balcony.
Mrs. NJ. a. Goddard sailed on the
AOrangi yesterday for trip to san
Francisco by way Of Victoria.
The officers of the Honokaa Sugar
Co. who will serve during the ensuing
year, are published in this issue.
The annual meeting of the Olowalu
Company will be held on Monday, at
II o'clock, at the office of the agents
II. e. Hendrick has succeeded Ank-
rom & Hendrick as proprietor OF the
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument
Co.
There are seventy patients in the
Queens Hospital. Steward Eckhardt
says this is about an average num-
Der.
There is a gasoline famine in town.
A supply was expected by the Irmgard,
but is not noted on the published man
ifest
DR.. Walter Maxwell of the Expert
mental Station. returned yesterday on
the China from visit to the States
and Europe.
Consul General Haywood left on the
Aorangi yesterday afternoon for the
coast on vacation. Mr.. Haywood
will visit Washington.
One Of the Parker boys. of this place,
is playing at San Francisco on the
Olympic Clubs foot ball team this sea-
son against the colleges.
J. F. Morgan will hold an auction
at his sales room, Queen street, today
at 10 o'clock, of goods damaged on
voyage per ship H. F. Glade.
Miss Sayres, who has been visiting
her brother, st. C. Sayres, during the
past few months, returned to her home
in Seattle by the Aorangi yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferguson, who were
married at Eva the other evening, left
on their honeymoon trip to British
Columbia by the Aorangi last evening
The James Campbells returned or
the China Yesterday after a three
months trip through the northern
coast States, from Victoria TO Sal
Francisco.
The wedding Of W. H Wright anC
M
this evening at 1880 o'clock in St. An
drew's Cathedral. Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh will ofiiciate.
Shore leave from the transport Sen
ator is for one-fourth the men and nal
the officers during the day. Only
very few enlisted men are allowed il
town in the evening.
Work has already begun on the neN
Government powder magazine, 10 b
built out near the rife range. The on
on Punchbowl was thought too danger
Gus to be in that locality.
The store of w. w. Dimond & Com
many. Ltd. will close at noon Satur
dav. October 29th, to arrange the dis
play of new goods for their Openin
Monday morning, October 31st.
\ valuable house lot an Queen stree
near Punchbowl, is offered for sale b
J. 4. Magoon and r. ID. Silliman. Fur
rher particulars can be had upon II
curry at their office, Merchant stree
\. X. Evans. of the Liverpool branc
house of T. II. Davies & Co, who hs
been visiting here some six month
on business connected with the firm
left on the Aorangi for England ye
terday.
Al the Masonic Veterans CONVEX
tion held in San Francisco not Ion
ago. Col. William F. Allen, Of this cit
was elected right venerable grand vie
president for the Hawaiian Islands L
the current Xear.
w. w. Dimond & Co, Ltd, announ
that their opening day for their ne
holiday goods will be Monday, Mover
her list. instead of October 3lst. In
is owing to some changes that are
ing made in their store.
Carpenters are hard at WORK repa'
ing the bulkheads out at the II
range. The electric signal system ia
ming to the targets IS also recelN i
o,,orbauIing. Work will be COZ
nIated nv the 18th of next month.
The Waialua Agricultural Co. Vt
tied. will hold q stockholders NEE .e,a
no+oho,, 0Sth AT 10 o ClO