The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

MIS-. Dole viii receive from 3 To 6
tomorrow afternoon.
A reward is offered for a red heifer.
S'rayed from Sylvano's pasture.
All Of the carpenters Who arrived by
the Dorlc have secured employment in
town.
Maj. Langitt, United States Engi-
heers, has moved out to Camp Nc
Kinley
Ben Gallagher has gone TO Hawaii
10 work for Sam Parker on the ranch
a Mana.
The United States live stock camp
at lwilei is now one of the local points
Of interest
The U. s. Commissary department
exchanges flour for fresh bread with
local bakers.
VIM. a. Love, broker, has a desirable
residence on Young street, near
Thomas Square, for sale
Professor Yarndley is at work upon
a concert idea to be produced some
time during the Autumn.
Sergt. G. Elvin will remain in charge
OF the range at Kakaako. serving the
volunteer troops of Hawaii
About twenty Portuguese were set
to work by the Road Board yesterday
macadamizing River street.
One of the new men from the States
says the transportation people told
him Hawaii was a golden Mecca for
all.
Lieut.. Hunt, of the Fourteenth U. S.
Infantry, was out yesterday after a
long and serious illness with typhoid
fever
Elk bark S C. Allen. w. w. Wright
received a new line of Surveys, buggfes.
trimmings, lamps, harness. whips and
robes.
New books. latest books, best books.
popular books; is the story of Wall,
Nichols Co, new announcement in this
paper
Lieut.. Baxter, who is with the First
New York, left a nice quiet business
to go to war. He was an undertaken at
NeWburg.
A newly arrived organist is Mr.. Har-
mon, a citizen of San Francisco, who
will practice this week with Central
Union choir.
Capt. Geo. Ashley is still telling his
friends that Makaha, this, Island, has
the most invigorating climate in the
NORTH racine.
Captain Prince Cupid, of the Lei
lani Boat Club, was engaged yester-
day making up his crews Tor the COM
ing boat races.
Work on the buildings for the new
steam laundry at Iwilei will begin
Monday. The machinery is coming on
the w. G. Irwin.
Food Inspector Arthur tombstone is
engaged in examining ground coffee
and chicory handled by various grOc-
cry firms in town.
Bedspreads, sheets, pillow casing,
linen and Turkish towels, etc, at cost
to close, for the next few days at J. J.
Egan's Fort street
Unless transports arrive in the mean
time a reception to Associate Secre-
ry Brock will be given at the Y. NJ.
A. about September 5.
The band had quite large audience
at Thomas Square last night. The
showers spoiled a part of the concert,
however, during the evening.
The Davey Photograph Company
now offers an iridium flag raising
souvenir 1t is an artistic little thing
with old Glory in full bloom.
The band will play at Makee Island
this evening and will give a special
concert at the same place for the sol
diers next Wednesday evening.
Kalakahuna was given three months
on the reef by Judge Wilcox yesterday
for the larceny of coal, the property of
the Oahu Railway and Land Co.
1t is folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague of the night, itching
niles. Doan's Ointment cures, quick
Nv and permanently. At any chemists.
w. r. Riley has made a AZ in the
match shoot in Company b for the gold
medal. which shuts out Johnson ana
gives Riley a lead of three points on
OlesOn.
7 ]. Williams has made series or
views of the progress of construction
work at Oahu plantation, of the whole
estate and of particular heIds ana
quarters.
The family of c. B. Ripley has moved
TO the camp on the side OF Walanae
mountains for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. Ripley will spend Sundays with
them there.
The ladies are becoming somewhat
nervous over the nOn-appearance OF
transports Tables have been selected
and quite a quantity of material has
been prepared.
/. B. Kerr, the dry goods man, pro- !
poses to soon depart for trip to the
United States and Europe. While alb |
sent he will purchase largely for his
Queen street store.
J. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture today at 10
o'clock at the residence of W. w. Di- |
mond. at Waikiki. This opportunity |
is worth investigating.
BY special request of the ladies Of |
tho Observation-Disclosures Commission |
the band played Hawaii Ponoi' be
fore the Star Spangled Banner at
the Hawaiian Hotel Tuesday night.