The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

e''-A--Nf-Attplf HAT IT III NINA vi s.
Hanna's.
All the men in the Military hospital
are now doing well and Will recover.
a rehearsal of the Y NJ. c. \. or
chestra will be held at 1880 this even
ing.
NJ McInerny has a very handsome
display of club cOIOrs in his corner win
dow.
A meeting Of the Commissioners of
Education viii be held at 2:3O this at
teTnoOn.
Survey for lines of the Honolulu
Rapid Transit Company viii begin
next week.
The u. s. Government desires three
or four rooms suitable for offices and a
large warehouse.
The Superintendent of the Honolulu
water works publishes an irrigation no
tice in this issue.
DR.. Griffith has been permanently
attached TO the Military hospital at
independence Park.
Broker Armitage has added a num-
Der Of local securities to his already
long list. See advt
The junior and business mems classes
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium viii open
IN about ten days for the fall ttrm.
considerable bonus has been Of
tered by a visitor for the lease of a
fine business corner on Fort street.
The meeting of the night school next
Monday evening will be at Z o'clock
in place Of 1880, previously announced.
Allen, Davis & Bivens offer for sale
city residences, improved city property,
a lodging house, business property, as
we'll as Pearl City lots.
+. II. +. Wolter has begun the con-
structiOn Of a two-stOry, wooden store
building on his lot above the Iron
Works on Queen street
Mrs. NJ. Roth requests that all ac-
counts against her be presented to r.
J. Kruger on or before September 18th
for checking and payment.
There will be special meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce at its
room this morning at 10 o'clock. \
full attendance is requested.
The steam schooner MaloIo Will take
party OF young people to Pearl LOchs
on Saturday. The Wall brothers will
have charge of the excursion.
John Mott claims for the medallion
Junior range more range for less
money than any in the market He
NS'A ANo tAAAo SAAlS3C III wv olLCO.
The meeting of the Bar Association
called by the Attorney General will be |
held at 2 o'clock this Afternoon in Mr. !
Smiths Office, Executive building.
r. G. A. Peterson offers for sale OlO- |
wala, Kipahula, HOnOkaa Oahu, OOka- |
la and Makaweli sugar stocks. Also |
choice town and residence properties.
Invitations are out for reception to
the passengers of the liner Aorangi on
her last trip from Victoria, at the resi-
dence of A. Frank Cooke this evening.
Fred Wright, a cowboy from Ha-
waii, and Sergeant Seaman, of Com
pany T., n. C. H., have been added to
the Mounted Patrol, police department.
Boating men are specially anxious
that Aquatic enthusiasts at Camp Nc
Kinley be allowed to attend the cham
pionship races at Pearl Harbor next
Saturday.
w. X Rathburn's Kahuku stage
leaves the Pantheon Stables every
Wednesday and Friday, and
returns Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day of each week.
The little steamer Iva which sailed
yesterday, returned about II O'Clock
last night with her machinery broken
down. Extensive repairs will be nee
assary before she sails again.
Trains for the championship boat
races at Pearl Harbor on Satur-
day will leave Honolulu at 1:45 and
3:15 D. m Excursion tickets for the
round trip can be had for 70 cents.
The Stock Exchange has about de-
,ided to take the hall over the Wash I
ington Feed Co.'S store at Fort and
Queen streets. This mornings session
will be held at the Bank of Hawaii.
From and after October LIST, 1898,
Bishop & Co. will establish a savings
bank department, whereby small de-
oositors will receive interest on their
deposits at four and one half per cent
per annum.
From and after this date Mr.. c.
[Iemme will give TivOli Baths, at Wal
Xxi, his undivided attention. Rooms
and board by the day, week or month
nay be had by applying to him or by
telephone $50.
The lectures of Byron 0. Clark, Com
missioner of Agriculture, before the
summer School, on the subjects of
.Prona cation from Seed" and Trans
planting" have been printed IN pam
billet form for distribution.
Lieut.. Stevens, of the Philadelphia.
s taking a very lively interest IN the
larbor regatta Half a dozen crews
rom the flagship will enter. Lieut..
stevens entertained the regatta COM
nittee aboard the ship yesterday.
Smooth, soft faced goods in fancy
are more the thing this fall
or mems wear than rough fabrics. NJ.
IcTnerny offers a choice selection OF
hese goods direct from the well known
eastern tailOrs, Stein-BIoch
20.
A new picture by Ewing at Will
ans is a most beautiful study with
daughter Of Eben Low as the sub
ect. The coloring is natural and SYM
,athetic and the beauty Of the express
i've face is shown to the best adyant- +
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