The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-25
LOCAL BREVlTiES.

tSet the Delineator-Mrs. Hanna.
A small furnished office is advertised
for.
John Marshall is again engineer at
No. 1 engine house.
4 stenographer typewriter desires a
position with some reliable firm
Read the adj. Of the Hawaiian Iron
renee Co. elsewhere in this issue.
stockholders of Hart & Co. Ltd.
win receive a dividend on Wednesday
next
A situation is wanted by a bright
young man in a wholesale or retail
store.
The Waverley Club and Y. NJ. c. a.
are both keeping open house TO the
Boys in Blue.
A review of Col. Parker's Saturday
evening lecture on The Ideal School"
viii be published later.
some of the sea dogs here say that
the SHIPS returning from Manila to San
FRANCISCO Will not touch this port
There will be a ladies' prayer meet
ing IN the parlOrs of Central Union
Church at 2:3O tomorrow afternoon.
The Regiment base ball club pro-
poses TO get together for the game
with the HilO League picked team.
Morgan will hold an auction sale of
American flags and American flag
bunting at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
H. M. Dow took a large party to
Pearl harbor, Saturday in his yacht,
the Abbie M, returning Sunday after
noon.
There were big crowds at all the
Waikiki resorts yesterday. The band
concert at Makee Island was well at
tended
The Doric should arrive this after
noon on her way to San Francisco. She
will carry the last regular mail before
August 3.
The three Hawaiian Commissioners,
will be guests of San Francisco for
five days by invitation Of the Chamber
of Commerce.
The Officers Club is keeping open
house to the officers of this expedition.
There was music and an initiatory re
ceptiOn Saturday evening. -
a. B. Wood, Dr. Thomas Wood, Dr.
T. T. French and Aug. Dreier were
among the arrivals from Kauai by the
MlkahaIa, Sunday morning.
Mohican preached at both services of
the Second Congregation OF St. An
drew's Cathedral yesterday.
Some tempting bargain in millinery
cotton and silk shirt waists are offered
this week by N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co. Early callers get first pull.
The Rio" is another San Francisco
Honolulu liner that has been taken by
the United States Government for use
as a transport on the Manila route.
The bicycle races Saturday night
were poorly attended. Tom V. King
won the amateur championship by
taking the match with Ludloff in good
style.
In the cricket game on the Recre-
alton ground pitch Saturday Rev Mr..
Lanes eleven defeated Harvey's team
by a score of 70 to 50. ID. Shanks made
Al runs.
f. w. Abbott gave an interesting
talk before the Epworth League of the
Methodist Church at $50 last evening
on the subject Of The discomfort of
Worldliness."
This is moonlight concert week. To-
night the band will play at Emma
Square. tomorrow night at Thomas
Square, Wednesday night at Makee
Island and Thursday night at Thomas
Square.
Col. Parker will deliver a lecture
entitled Artists or Artisans; Which?'
at Progress hall on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock. This lecture has proved
very popular in other places, and 1t is
hoped a large audience will enjoy 1t
at Honolulu.
James w. Robertson has been acting
as a day inspector Of customs on
Brewers dock during the past week
in the place OF Inspector M. Il. Drum
mond on sick leave Inspector Drake
returns to duty today after fort
nights vacation.
Those who read OF the recent con-
troversy between President Z. Benz.
Andrews of Brown University and the
Board of Trustees may be interested
to know that on July 10, President
Andrews was elected superintendent OF
Schools by the Chicago Board Of Edu-
cation by a vote of 13 to 6.
St. Andrews Sunday vespers Rev.
Charles c.. Pierce, now attached to
the 18th L. S. Infantry on the troop
shin City OF Puebla, assisted at the
services. He is chaplain in the reg
Mar army and is en- route to Manila
where he will be attached to General
Nerritt's army of occupation. He was
brigade chaplain at Camp Merritt near
San Francisco during the few months
inst mast and has for twelve years oc-
cunied that capacity in the army in
the States.