The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-11
LOCAL BREvlTlES.


All Government offices are closed to-
day.
Top notcher hats are discussed by
the Kash.
The Aorangi got away on time yes
terday afternoon.
Place your order today with Fashions
Mirror for June 18th hats.
The Advertiser does not skip an IS
sue on account of June nth.
The Tax Office clerks are now work
ing evenings on the 1898 assessment
roll.
Racing stable colors viii be features
of smart toilettes at the park THIS
afternoon.
The races will begin at 10 O'Clock, as |
the first number of the program mas |
been cancelled.
The Minister of the Interior calls /
for tenders for two Steel Bridge span /
for Waimea, Oahu.
All men are invited to attend the
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. a. at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Reports from outer districts are that
the horn fly is becoming every day
a more bOthersOme pest.
Auditor General Laws calls for ten
ders for printing and binding warrant
books, etc, for his department.
The Congress Of nauonaIities at Cen
trail Union Church tomorrow evening
Will be a most unique gathering
George Ashley prophesied yesterday
that the next feet OF transports would
be sighted a week from half past three.
A full attendance is earnestly re
Guested for the rehearsal Of Central
Union choir at the church at $50 TINS
evening.
George Lycurgus VIII serve a dainty
lunch for the race gOers and a grand
fun course dinner III the evening at
San Souci.
From and after June 18th, trains Will
run regularity to Waialua See time
table in this issue. No freight trains
will run today
The only Sunday School picnic to-
day is that of the children OF the ma
tive churches. About 1000 Of them Will
be taken to Waianae.
Thos Matthews, who has been an
aronIove ait the Government forestry
for a couple of years, left by the steam
err Yesterday for Vancouver.
This is the night of the vaudeville
show at the opera house. There VIII
be Chinese and Irish sketches, naIlNe
music and a patriotic concert.
II. Cobb Adams, a suitable man III
every way, will probably succeed VIM,
Henry, the new Oahu jailor, as ROAD
supervisor and school agent at Kane
ohe.
Col. VIM. Evans of the Salvation
ARMY will address young men at the
Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Al
men invited,
Young Mems Christian Association
GosDel meeting Sunday at 4 O'Clock
Address by Col. VIM. Evans. DeVo-
tionaI Bible class at 3 o'clock. Mel
Young and old invited.
The Miowera did not get away unit
nearly $3.50 o'clock last night. M
was on account of the animals OF WI
lfson's circus. Very great care wa
necessary in getting them aboard.
It is more than likely that the Hlgl
school concert for the benefit OF IN
Red Cross Society will take place Il
+he Onera House instead OF WaYerle
hail The date is Friday evening mex
The Government band being engage
or tho races the usual Saturday after
noon concert for Emma Square WI
De emitted. The Makee Island sun
dav concert will be played, begInnln
at o'clock.
II was an oversight to fail to men
tion that while the City or Sydney va
in the stream last week, Andrew Nle
nd
dccl, free of charge quite NUMBER
the Boys i'm Blue.
\ large force of men is still at Wol
placing new electric light wires LOT u
Judiciary building. The appearance
tbe Judiciary building grounds III
been very much improved by the
movaI of the fence.
Attention is called for J. F..Morgar
sale of Villa furniture and Ola lilNe
tory of Hotel furniture, crockel
glassware, old silverware, etc, 10
Sold next Wednesday, at the aucu'
rooms, of Mr.. Morgan.
The Sewing Society Of st. Andrew
Cathedral will hold a fair and sale
work i'm the Sunday School Room IrC
, IN $40 and Z to $50 Saturday, Ju
Is The Emerald Quintette CIuo "
he in attendance in the eNeHIHS'
The Noeau came in from Hamak
norts yesterday morning with
cargo of sugar which she dischars
into the S. G. Wilder. The Noeau W
90 ON towage duty in place OF the t
FIeu until the later returns from Ma
It was reported on good author
last evening that the Evening bui
rim is to be reorganized as a SO
COMPANY. w. R. harrington. form
" editor of the Advertiser, IS 10
editor of the Bulletin and DanI Los
City Editor.
Miss Louise H. Armstrong, the g
est daughter OF the late General 5,
Armstrong. Of Hampton, Va. is -.
gaged to be married to Mr.. Will
Sc9yfI1e. a grandson of the late He
49, Baacbar He is graduate