The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-11
LOCAL HREVITIES.


meets this evening at 1880.
L. E Tracy will sail by the w. G.
Irwin today for San Francisco.
A thoroughbred Cuban boar about
10 months old, is offered for sale.
President Dole goes today to Hawaii
TO have q vacation Of nearly three
weeks.
A steward and cook for the Junior
Officers Mess of the L. 5. 5. Benning-
ton is wanted.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Jones expect 70
sail by the Doric today for Philadelphia
and Massachusetts.
Rev. T. d. Garvin and wife will
leave by the Mauna Loa today for
visit to friends at Kailua.
The Minister of Public instruction
calls for tenders for four twO-room
school buildings on Hawaii. p
Judge Stanley will sail this morning
for Kohala to sit in place OF Judge
Hitchcock on the circuit bench.
Broker w. A Love presents a new
list Of securities this morning and OF
fers a desirable building lot in Maklkl.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F. &, a. NJ,
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at 1880. Work in the third de-
gree. -
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock will leave
today for Hawaii to be at the bedside
of his father, who is very i'll at ho-
hala.
The Kipahulu Sugar Co. will pay a
dividend to the stockholders on We'd
nesday, October II, at the office OF II.
Hackfeld & Co.
Joseph P. Mendonca reports that the
horn fly has appeared at Kaneohe in
great numbers and is increasing at an
enormous rate.
Miss S. r. Patch. teacher for voice
and piano. has moved her studio to
the residence of Mrs. Dudoit, Chaplain
Lane and Fort street.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh Will officiate
at the wedding of James Spencer and
Miss Bertha Smithies in st. Andrews
Cathedral this evening.
The Kickapoo people had another
big audience last evening and put on
good show. Programs Will De
changed nightly this week.
Professor Alexander says that good
progress is being made in the survey
of new roads in the Olaa district. Mr.
Baldwin is in charge now.
j. r. morgan Will IOIi an e1'SSiOhi
sale of ferns, begonias and palms at
his salesroom, Queen street, at III
O'Clock Wednesday, October II.
1t was the 9Th of October, 1910, that
Kamehameha III gave to the people
the first written constitution for the
Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
Edgar Halstead and family, Of Waia-
lua, expected TO sail by the Doric to-
day for the coast but will probably
have TO wait with others for the Mar
iposa.
Rev. H. w. Schwartz, who with wife
and three children arrived by the Dorlc
for a stay here, is the brother OF Rev,
Karl Schwartz, chaplain Of the First
New York.
Chris Willis has been granted fur
Tough for three months from Company
d and the Wela IA Hao base ball club
and goes to Hawaii in survey office
field service.
COMPANY D committees are using the
greatest care in placing tickets for the
ball to be given Thursday evening. \
double orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion.
The Hawaiian chorus will meet at
Arion hall on Thursday evening of this
ceeded in enrolling a large number of
the best singers.
Elegance. comfort and desirability
are the three essential points in mems
clothes. The Stein-Bloch clothing
handled by NJ McIrarny has an en-
viable reputation.
The army Y. NJ. c. \. is much in
need of good literature Good books or
i 1x,i1l no mt n
good use and much appreciated If sent
to Secretary Coleman.
Manager Twinning and Tenor Morse
leave this morning for Hilo, where a
concert will be given. Upon returning
from Hawaii, Mr. Morse will be heard
here at popular prices.
DR. c. B. Wood is now located in his
new residence on Thurston avenue.
The offices on Beretania street are re-
tanned. See advt. for change Of office
hours after the 18th inst.
The man who tolls is the man who
ought to have the best of meat to eat
because his system requires it. The
Central Meat Market is very particular
about giving satisfaction in quality and
price.
Hartshorn spring window shades
roomy and comfortable willow veranda
rockers. and hair mattresses that cure
aching bones. are carried by j. HOPE
& Co.
Dyspepsia and half the ills of life are
the result of impure food. J. T. Water
house never sacrifices quality in order
to name a low price. Highest standard
of pure food groceries at fair prices Is
better for everyone.
Miss VI. Z. Killean has on exhibit
ton in the window of her millinery
store a handsome belt made of Hawaii.
an ten, twenty-five and fifty cent
nieces. The buckle is Kalakaua but.
ton mounted on a Hawaiian silver dol
lar.
L. Christensen, the sugar man from
the Colonies, has been engaged az
timekeeper for the new Honolulu plan