The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.


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DR.. Robert Moore of Paia, Maui, will
be down for the 18th Of June.
E. w. Jordan offers a fine new line
of silks, ribbons and sash ribbons.
The Charleston's speed was 1876 on
the way from San Francisco to Homo
lulu.
A. c. Wall and .. E. Wall, Dentists,
are located in the Love Building, Fort
street.
Broker Morgan will offer today at
private sale shares of Oahu Sugar Co,
assessabIe.
w. H. Cornwell and Senator Bald
win returned from Maui on the Clau-
dine Sunday.
John Hamburg says that Kona cot
fee plantations are looking just now
better than ever. ->
Peter Lee says sulphur beds are
forming near Kilauea crater and that
this is one of the good signs"
Mirrors Fashion has a handsome
display of crisp new blocks in ladies'
sailors for the 18th Of June races.
The Vierra & Co. variety show on
and a fine program will be offered.
A fine residence with long lease of
one acre of land in Manoa valley is
offered at private sale by Jas. F. Nor
gan.
Geo. Rodiek, temporary administra-
tor of the estate of On Kee, HilO, pub
fishes a notice to creditors and debtors
of said estate.
Victor safes, their usefulness and
manner of construction are dwelt upon
in the Timely Topics of the Hawaiian
Hardware Co. today.
G. r. Harrison, piano tuner, adver-
tises to put your piano in better condi-
ton than ever before and that it will
keep in that condition longer than
usual.
There will be $4,000 troops in all.
The City of Picking will have 1900.
Other vessels certain to come are the
Australia, City of Sydney, China and
Zealandia.
Mrs. Gums dancing class for adults
will close on Friday evening. The
Ouintette Club will be present and
dancing will be the main feature of
the evening.
There will be a cricket match this
afternoon at 2 o'clock on the old base
ball grounds. All interested in the
game are asked to be present and are
invited to play.
Harry Armitage, stock broker, adj
vertises for sale shares of stock-Fala,
Wailuku, Waianae, WaimanalO and
Kahuku Fifty shares of Oahu Asses
able are also wanted.
Dan E. Whitman has just refused an
excellent offer to go to Australia and
race. Messrs. Whitman and Eakin will
open their bicycle store in Mrs. Lacks
building on the first.
Geo. H. Paris was delivering stock
certificates for the w. w. DimOnd Co..
Ltd, on Saturday. The evidences OF
ownership are about the neatest thing
of the sort yet seen here.
American Minister and Mrs. Sewall
gave a delightful bathing party at their
Waikiki home on Saturday afternoon
in honor of Miss Newlands. Some
fourteen ladies were present.
Assurance is given that troops en-
route to Manila will be brought ashore
here This will be to rest the men
and clean the ships. Probably a big
camp will be established in or near
town.
Under foreclosure of mortgage Jas.
f. Morgan will sell at noon today
at his salerooms several valuable par
cells of land on King street, suitable
for residences, and rice and taro lands
on Kauai.
At II a. m. tomorrow, at rear of Ha-
waiian Hotel, Jas. F. Morgan will sell
a lot of galvanized roofing, piping, lum-
Der. etc Also a small wooden cottage
with galvanized roof, kitchen ranges,
furniture, etc.
D. Howard Hitchcock of HilO arriv-
ed on the Kinau Saturday to be in at
tendance at the Spring exhibition of
the Kilohana Art League. He will in
cidentaIly compete in the tennis tour
nament in June.
There is now no local boat" The
Doric will bring the business that was
to come by the next Zealandia." The
Pacific mail company will attend to
Honolulu local trade for the Oceanic
company for a time.
Special big bargains this week, in
ladies' muslin underwear at n. S.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. Ladies' night
gowns, so cts; corset covers, so cts;
ladies' vests, 10 cts; this week at N.
S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
General Passenger Agent Smith of
the Oahu Railway is arranging to take
a party of local newspaper men over
the new Waialua branch of the road
next Saturday. A run viii be made
over the fields of the Oahu plantation.
Captain Wallace of the ship J. B.
Walker which anchored of port Thurs
day morning, spent his time driving
around with four horses while he was
here. The Captain wanted six. but
there were other demands to be salts
fed.
This being Decoration Day Miss
Macdonald's class in English Litera-
ture will not meet. The class will come