The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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The Gazette (8-page semi-weekIy)
will be issued this morning.
Mrs. Parker will speak in Progress
hall at 1870 this morning on Del
sarte"
w. George Ashley is the youngest
notary public. He was appointed on
July u.
a special meeting of Hawaiian lodge
will be held tonight. Work in the
third degree.
J. T. Waterhouse is offering today
silks and satins at 10. %, - and 30
cents per yard,
The Kawaiahau orchestra and sing
ing club of native artists left yester-
day for visit to Kauai
The harbor was alive with boatmen
yesterday afternoon. Six crews from
the various clubs were out.
Not less than six monied Amer cans,
new corners, are in town seeking IN
vestments for surplus capital
The Maine" object of the Palama
Cooperative Grocery Co, is to sell you
groceries at reasonable prices.
Harry p. Weber, a native Of Illinois,
has applied for admission to practice
law in the courts Of the Republic.
Charles e. Rice and brother, and
perhaps Miss Harris. will sail by the
w. G.. Irwin next week for California.
G. p. Castle, secretary of the estate
Of s. N Castle, Ltd. publishes the ilSt
of officers who Will serve TO January
list, 1899.
Ten packages of a fungus to kill the
coast by Professor Koebele to Byron
O. Clarke.
Gilman. at Castle & Cookies,
advertises a reward for lost hahd-
bag containing ladies' watch and gold
eyeglasses.
George Otterson is still in the Klon-
dixie. Mrs. OttersOn is at Seattle.
Charles Wilson is drummer in the Sc
attic band.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the arrival here in 1869, of the DUKE
of Edinburg, in command OF H. %. M $
ship Galatea. -
Geo. II. Fairchild manager OF Aea-
liza plantation, has returned to MS
Kauai home after spending Few days
in the capital.
Harry Armitage real estate and
stock broker publishes list OF val
uable city real estate and shares OF
stocks for sale.
Consul Haywood will return home
after the change in governments. wee
Consul Boyd will likely be ordered 10
some other post. y
A movement is on foot to have all
the steam whistles in town and port
turn loose together when the Amerl-
can flag goes up. -
Sentence in the case of kaeka'
charged with assault and battery, was
SUSPENDED in the Police Court yester-
day for six months
Rev. T. d. Garvin, pastor of the
Christian church, will most likely go 10
Manila in the very near future TO start
a branch Of his faith.
The American Union party Central
Committee has endorsed Harold M.
Sewau for the post of first governor OF
the Territory of Hawaii ~
Miss. Rose c. Dawson has taken tenn
porarily the work of school agent OF
KoolauIoa and KoOlaupOlo, in place
of VIM. Henry, resigned
A ing of war match between the Lea
hi and Iwilei teams has been arranged
TO take place at CyclOmere SATURDAY
evening after the bicycle races.
Ian Tuck. of Waimea, Kauai, gives
notice that during his absence from
the Hawaiian Islands, Sam Wo CO. VIII
act with full power of attorney.
Frances 2. Jackson has filed her ac-
commits as administrators of the estate
of the late Harriet e. Squires, charg-
inc 1885. 90 and crediting the same.
r Jaw Greene is experimenting in
terror preparations at the Executive
Ruilding for the Admission Day ball
to be given in honor of Admiral Miller
Nahoku. the native who took charge
of the Board of Health office las
Tuesday, was adjudged insane ant
committed to the asylum for treatment
The address for the mems meeting
ct the Y. NJ G. A. hall on Sunday at
ternoon will be made by Col. Francis
Parker and the subject will be Pat
riotism."
It is generally supposed that th+
Perm and PlebIa sailed from San Fran
cisco at l o'clock last Friday. If suci
was the case the former should arriv
this afternoon.
The Summer school base ball nine
Manager CroweH, would like gam
with the Regiments tomorrow after
noon 1t is more than likely that tn
contest will be arranged.
There was a very large audience TO
the concert by the Government oand a
the Hawaiian hotel last evening. IN
hits were singing by the Misses kano
bO Mr.. Kreuter's cOrnet solo and IN
medley of American airs.
The Rev. NJ. c. Hoge, an Gpiscopa
clergyman from Paso Roblas, CallTor
MIA, arrived by the Alameda 10 speh
his vacation in the Islands. Mr.. HoS
is stopping at the Arlington ana
much pleased with Honolulu.
George II. Ruttman, committed iron
HiIo on the charge of attempt 10 com
NIT murder, was found guilty oy TOT
eign jury at the July term at homo
f,ao His wife tried on the sam