The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Nearly a half million dollars viii be
turned loose today in various stock div
ideDds.
The Honolulu liner Australia viii be
expected from san Francisco this
evening.
The Kamehamena Girls School has
a. pretty tennis and basket ball court
combined.
Manager Ahrens and Bookkeeper
Johnson, of Oahu plantation, were in
the city yesterday.
Music for Hertz entertainments has
been furnished by an orchestra from
the First New York band
Hertz will give a popular price mat
inee Saturday and a concluding per
Torrance Saturday evening.
It is a feature Of the Hawaiian eli
mate that base ball and foot ball are
in prospect at the same time.
Nicely furnished rooms with or with
out board can be had at the corner
Of Beretania and Alapai streets.
= Red Cross ladies continue to supply
delicacies and light food to ailing sol
diers at Camps Mckinley and Otis,
- Some Kodak views prepared by VIM.
Mott on flag raising day were used Tor
illustrating IN a Brooklyn newspaper.
The trains will run every half hour
Saturday afternoon for the reception
TO be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Damon at
MOanalHa.
The Y VI. c. A. classes in civil gov
eminent and horticulture viii meet at
1880 this evening for organization and
preliminary work.
r. G. a. Peterson offers for sale and
rent, choice city and suburban imprOv-
ed and unimproved properties as well
as shares of sugar stocks.
On account Of the inability Of certain
members to be present there was no
meeting of the Commissioners Of Edu-
cation yesterday afternoon.
BY the Australia, Geo. Andrews will
receive on ice salmon, founders, crabs
oysters, ducks, quail, California fruits,
and vegetables. Telephone 484.
The Columbian enameled ware re
Gently received by John Mott has made
a favorable disturbance in the culinary
departments of the homes of Honolulu.
Vacation FOR the Government band
is to begin next week. 1t is hoped the
New York Regiment band will give
some concerts for the Honolulu pub
lie.
J. J. Williams has made photos of
y >
vertises that it has become an easy
matter to successfully produce good
Ikenesses.
The force for the Bishop & Co. Saw
fngs Institution, to open tomorrow,
will be taken from the present bank.
Chas. A Bon, the inspector, will be
one of the men.
Lewis & Co. will receive by the Aus
ira LA, fresh Eastern and California
oysters, fish, game in season, fruits,
Lawney's bon bons, Havana cigars,
etcs Telephone $40.
PAM - ~ ,aas4s aroo uoaUC1aUeu n1mself
with his cousin in the bicycle business
at Camn Mckinley. The young men
have built up quite a trade and have
good prospects there.
The Government band went out in
the tug yesterday afternoon TO give
A S1miral Miller and Capt. Wadleigh
and officers and men of the Philadel- |
phia a farewell serenade.
On Monday, October 3rd, and the fol-
lowing days, B. +. Ehlers & Co. will
have their millinery opening, compris- !
ing French pattern hats and all the lat
est novelties in millinery.
Z The Hawaiian Mission Children So |
ciety will meet this evening at the |
home of Mr.. w. w. Hall, Nuuanu ave
nue.. Papers of interest may be expect |
ed. A full attendance desired.
The schooner Aloha, due to arrive !
any day has y strong and we'll broken !
mules for G. Schuman. Orders for de- !
livery or arrival will be taken at |
Schuman's carriage and harness reposI~ |
tory.
f. L. StoItz, who is we'll known all
over the Islands. will return from the !
States about the end of the year. 1t is |
understood that Mr.. StOItz is TO be
-1oOkkeepar for ne new Waialua plan |
tation.
Manager LOwrie, of Eva, has been |
looking over lands OF the new Waia- |
lua plantation this week. 1t is now said |
that Mr.. Lowrie will De manager of |
both plantations, with residence at |
iWaialua.
Miss Woodward sister of Professor |
r. +. Woodward, OF Kamehameha !
school, was a returning passenger by
the WarrimOO last evening for her
home in the east leaving on account
of illness.
Harry Ingham. formerly drummer in
the Government band, writes that he
IS coming back here to start poi fac
torv He is somewhat delayed on ac-
couh& Of walking from Seattle TO San
Franc. . for his health
The strom Music Co. offer the
pubic nDlete stock of banjos,
guitar leIss D1ando1ins viojfn,
cellos ,tbar ,,,,sico1 i,7s+,,,,,,.,, 80
at p lfch maxi i an Chiaa+ ~
even idittiOnaI Cor fare.
The schedule showing the ar
rival a.. arturo of the Pacifc Mail.
Occldeh Oriental and 1ovo XII
sen, Ia Ii Kaisha. Oriental s. s.
co. IS con ed to the end of this yoar
and the n. two steamers in 1899
The tract of land bounded nv 1<ino
street, Government nursery. Young
street and the Gear-Lansing tract. near
Waikiki road has been plated and is
offered for sale on very easy and rea-
sonable terms by r. c. A. Peterson.