The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.


plantation, Is visiting the city.
June bills against the Governmeat
were being paid at the Finance office
yesterday.
Rev. d. p. Brine offers for sale his
ehtlre household furniture on or before
Saturday, July 23rd
Clarence H. Cooke has been APP
pointed cashier of the Bank Of Hawaii
TO succeed Z. A. Jones.
Colonel Parker viii give a public
lecture Saturday evening on the sub
ject OF The Ideal School"
J. +. Eckardt and Theo. II. Richards
and wife sailed by the w G.. Hall yes
terday morning for Hawaii
J. f. Hackfeld, treasurer. calls for
assessment No. 7 of 10 per cent on the
stock In the Oahu Sugar Co., due now.
The list of officers Of w. c. Peacock
& Co, Ltd, who will serve during the
ensuing year, is published in this is
sue.
Walter and Miss Clara Lowrie. Of
Eva, returned by the Kinau yesterday
from visit to Lahaina, HilO and the
volcano.
Jas. Thompson, clerk of Court, and
Harry Roberts, master mechanic for
the Oahun Railway are both on the
sick list.
A, probability for the cycle race meet
on Saturday night is a match between
King and Ludlon for the amateur
championship.
w. c. Achi &, Co., real estate brokers,
King street, near Nuuanu, advertise
various city and island properties and
coffee estates for sale.
A general canvass in to be made for
funds for the further entertainment
of Boys in Blue. The amount so far
expended is over $4,000.
There will be cricket practice on the
grounds of the British Commissioners
this afternoon; all Interested in the
game are invited to attend.
Electric lights were put in the pilots
offices today by the Government cleo
trician. One is placed in the lookout
and will be kept alight each night.
Otto Isenberg is the latest Kauai
man to send to Honolulu for the Stars
and Stripes. Harry Armitage has
shipped to Mr.. Isenberg a 12-foot Old
Glory. ~
There will be a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Ookala Sugar
Co. today at 10 o'clock at the office Of
the secretary, w. c. Sproull, Merchant
street.
1t is understood that the one pardon
case which was left in allegiance by the
Council of State on Monday was set
tied by the Executive Council yester-
day forenoon.
BY the Transit w. w. Wright re-
ceived a new line of carriages, Surveys,
carriage harness, trimmings and other
lines. They ask that you consult their
stock before buying.
The Hawaiian Carriage, Mfg. Co,
Ltd, make to order all kinds of wag-
ons and carriages. Wilson & White
house are sole licensees for rubber
tires and roller bearing aXles.
Miss Alice Petrie entertained a large
party of friends at Wright's Villa last
evening in honor of a birthday ami
versary. Surf riding, dancing and re-
freshments were the features.
S. w. Lederer, of the IXL, announces
the arrival of new fire works, flags,
bunting, etc, by the Coptic. Also 10
arrive by the Alameda today further
lines Of above goods. Call early.
w. H. Cornwen, w. H. Pain, c. L.
Wight, r. Cation, A. NOR DR.. A. Nc
Wayne. p. L. Weaver and r. r. Berg
were among the large number of arriv-
ais from Maui and Hawaii by the
Kinau yesterday.
Complaint is made that the stone
carts and rocks from the crusher OBJ
struct traffic on the HOughtailing
Road, Palama, so much so that at times
Il &c.
much less a carriage.
AS everything in connection with the
flag raising will be of utmost historical
interest it is the pressing desire of the
committee and artists of the city, that
every flag and yard of bunting be flung
to the breeze tomorrow.
Marshal Brown has received a coun-
terfeit $40 silver certificate from the
Oahu plantation Office. 1t was taken
in some days ago. The matter is being
followed up, with little hope, however,
of detecting the cOunterfeiters.
Charles Ramsey, of Harris, has added
to the list of candies something pure
Nv local but of rare and delicate quail
tiles. 1t is a mixture of cOcOanut and
mango. put up like nut CONNECTIONS.
Mango candy" is the name given to it
The steamer I<inau, with a small
cargo of island produce and full list
of passengers from HuO and way ports,
locked at WilGer's wharf at L o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Commodore
BeckIey reports an Uneyentful passage
and pleasant weather.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh, OF st.
Andrews Cathedral, sails for the coast
in the Mariposa today He will spend
a few months in needed rest and recre-
alton visiting his many friends among
the Episcopal clergy of California, Ore
gOn and Washington.
On page one Of this issue will be
found the ad of J. T. WaterhOuse in
which they quote prices on few lines
of dry goods The public should bear
in mind that they propose to close out
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