The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

House Ferns and Palms-Mrs.
Hanna.
The Hawaiian band will enter upon
its three weeks vacation Monday morn
ing.
Nice, tender, juicy meats for your
Sunday dinner at the Central Meat
Market.
The new Regiment base ball team
will have practice at Makiki this af-
ternoon.
Bishop & Co. will open the new saw
ings department to their bank this
morning.
Miss Pauahi Judd's kindergarten will
open in Emma Square next Monday
morning. Is
p. c. Jones retired yesterday after
noon from the presidency of the Bank
of Hawaii
Phe board of directors Of the Y. NJ.
C.. A will hold a meeting at 1:3e sun
day evening.
Colonel Sackville-West and daughter
sailed by the Miowera last evening for
the Colonies.
For fifteen days, commencing today,
K. Isoshima will give a special discount
on all hats sold.
J. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of hay and flour at the Irmgard
wharf today at noon.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. attrib-
ute their success TO their method or
treating their patrons.
The Camp Mckinley News Muster
will be out this morning. 1t will con-
tain twelve pages this week :
J. a. Magoon, Esq, was much i'm
proved last evening and Will probably
be down town again in few days.
j. F. Mc~gan will sell the tables,
benches, wooden horses, etc, on the
Executive building grounds today at
noon.
A. reward is offered for q pair Of gold
mounted eyeglasses lost September "a
between Wright's Villa and Camp Nc
Kinley.
c. b. Reynolds, E. Peck, DR.. Mouritz
and Miss Eva McCorriston were among
the number of passengers from Molo-
kai last night.
Miss Lidie M. West and ST. G. b.
Sayres will be married in Central Uni
on church at $3.50 o'clock next We'd
neSQdy evening
Sydney III. Morse's vocal recital in
Progress Hall, Monday evening will
undoubtedly attract very large and
cultured audience.
One electric light circuit gave cut
for whiles about 1880 last evening,
throwing n part Of the town, including
Harris in darkness.
Calabashes of all kinds, Hawaiian
and Samoan KAPPA, native hats, fans
and curios in general can be found at
the Woman's Exchange.
One Of the new Hawaiian Electric
Works boilers is in use. The second
is in place and will be ready for ser
vice some time next week.
A number of local teachers under the
chaperonage of Dr.. Rodgers of the
School Board went out for moonlight
ride on the harbor last night.
Wanted, a Man. will be the subject
of an address by Rev. H. " Morgan
before the mems meeting in the Y. M.
c. A hall tomorrow afternoon.
The first society event for the COM
ing week is the vocal concert by Mr.
Morse at Progress Hall. Tickets are
on sale at the Bergstrom Music Co.
Central" rang up numerous people
about H. SO last night and told them
that the Kinau was sighted. A Short
time later the Lehua steamed into port.
A young man (American) desires a
position as coachman in private fam
ily. Willing to make himself general
ly useful. Address Al, Advertiser Of
fee.
INnyrnrvnv. of
ony of Victoria, Australia, was a
through passenger by the Miowera yes
terday from England to his home in
the South.
NJ S. Frietas, Portuguese store keep
er in Pauoa, was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Charles Chillingworth yester-
day charged with selling liquor with
out license.
Miss Jordan, who has been a steno-
grapher in the Foreign Office, has re-
signed on account of i'll health and
will next week go to Maui for an eX-
tended vacation.
Irwin & Co. were disappointed that
the Australia did not arrive yesterday
afternoon. They expect her early this
morning. She will be sent out again
Tuesday afternoon.
The wkter main at Queen and Punch
bowl streets bursted about 1890 this
morning. The accident was discovered
by mounted patrOlman who promptly
notified the water authorities.
BY order of L. Adler, J. f. Morgan
will hold an auctfon sale this morning
at the premises, 10 Nuuanu street, at
10 o'clock of tables, chairs, crockery,
stove, etc, for nOn-payment Of rent.
In view OF the fact that salaries Of
Government employees must be paid
direct to them Marshal Brown has
posted an order forbidding policemen
giving orders against their monthly
stipends.
Sunday morning in Central Union
church Rev. William Morris Kincaid
will preach on the subject. "A Min
istry that RevoluuoniZes the World; -
and at evening. The True and the
False Life"
Minister DamOn's retention at Mo-