The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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is offered for sale by Broker Armitage.
There will be drill of the second
battalion, \. G.. H, next Friday even
ing.
Rev. O. P. Emerson returned yester-
day from a business visit TO Lihue,
Kauai.
The Waverley Club will hold their
third annual meeting this evening at
s o'clock.
Rev. Silas P. Perry will lead the
mems meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A hall
tomorrow afternoon
On account of the foot bali match
today there will be no cricket The
season has now closed.
The Golden Rule Bazaar lists a large
line Of writing tablets for both foreign
and local correspondence.
The new powder magazine. situated
on the tide-fats, not far from the rife
range, is being completed.
Jack Gibson, the horse trainer, has
started hack stand on the corner Cp-
posite the Wayerley block.
Minister Cooper paid an unofficial
call on Commander Taussig aboard
the Bennington yesterday morning.
Work on the upper Manoa road is
rapidly progressing. Laborers are en-
gagged macadamizing Beckley street.
Sealed tenders for the construction
of a road through Nuuanu valley are
called for by the Interior Department.
J. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale today at 10 o'clock of dress goods,
white cotton, towels, underwear, ETC.
Geo. Banker. the American cyclist
won the worlds championship at vi
emma September 1st. He rode a Cleve-
land.
w. j. Gum, real estate agent, Of 40
Montgomery street, San Francisco, has
had twenty years of successful exper-
fence
II. w. Schmidt & Son. being anxious
to close out their business as soon as
possible, offer several favorable propo-
sitions
Capt. Garland, formerly master Of
the Missionary packet Morning Star,
has been appointed an inspector of
customs.
The box plan for the Kflohana Art
Leagues entertainment Will open at
Bergstrom's music store next Tuesday
morning.
The annual meeting of the Waianae
Co. is called for 10 o'clock Monday,
October II, at H. A. Wideman's Office,
Merchant street.
Sixteen dollars was what it cost the
native who rode his horse through the
buggy on King street Thursday night.
Settled out of court.
The ready to wear clothing made to-
day is entirely different from that of
ten years ago Read the advertise
ment of 1.-The Kash." I
A. temporary hospital for malaria |
patients from the camps is being erect |
ed on H. NJ BOWS place on Prospect |
street, near Punchbowl.
A nurse girl German preferred) to
take care of one child and do plain |
sewing, is wanted Monday morning at
the Hotel Annex, Waikiki.
A special meeting of the stock hold |
ers of the Kohala Sugar Co. is called |
for Monday, October II, II o'clock a. |
M, at Castle & Cookies office.
Harry Danford, son of Sir Robert
and Lady Heron, will be married at |
Kohala next Thursday to Miss Mr~l- |
linger, niece of Charles Motley.
DR.. Walter Maxwell has visited |
Washington City, at the request of Sec |
rotary of Agriculture Wilson. The |
doctor will arrive here on October 20. |
Rev w K. Azbill breaches at the |
Christian church Sunday night on
THE Temptation of Judas" Rev. II. !
V. Morgan occupies the pulpit in the
morning.
The Hollister Drug CO., Ltd, vOuch- |
safe for the quality, price and the ad-
vantages to be gained by buying Of
them in a very unique way in their
space in this issue.
One of the principal departments of
Eakin & Whitman's bicycle store is
the one in which the repair work is
conducted All work in this depart
ment is guaranteed.
Kaluna, machinist at the Honolulu
Iron Works, had his hand caught in a
saw in the pattern shop yesterday and
severely lacerated. The man is being
cared for at the Queens hospital
Native Hawaiians will be received |
by Princess Kaiulani from ? to 5 to-
morrow afternoon, the young ladys
birthday. \ general reception will be
held from to p. m. Tuesday next.
The Hawaiian Trading Co, a new
enterprise started by we'll known Cal
ifornia merchants, who have had sew
eraI years of experience as manufac-
turers, have established a depot in the |
Love Block, Fort street.
H. Renjes, secretary, gives notice
that the stock books OF the HonOkaa |
Sugar Co. will be closed TO transfers |.
from Monday, the nth. to Saturday, |
the 22nd of October The new stock |
will be issued on Monday, the oath |
inst.
Mr.. Silas P. Perry, of the Kameha-
meha Manual School, once a general |
secretary Of the Young Mems Christian |
Association, will speak to young men !
at the Y NJ. c. \. hall Sunday after |
noon at + o'clock. All young men in
yited.
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