The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-26
LOCAL. BREViTIES.

Sugar, AZ.
Hama Plantation. $173712 bid $3.50
asked. (
Hawaiian Commercial, so bid, s4o.25
asked
A bright boy is wanted al 116 King
street.
Hutchinson Plantation, $3.50 bid, /
$50 asked
a young lady IS wanted in the bind
cry department.
The Onomea Sugar Co. held their an
nual meeting Monday.
A single or double team with harness /
and carriage is wanted.
Attorney George A. Davis left for
Hawaii on legal business yesterday
Manager w. w. Goodale. Of Onomea
plantation, returned to PapaikOu yes
terday.
Rugby foot ball is to have an inning
so soon as the college kicking season
is ended.
The Senator did not have mail, but
brought San Francisco papers Of the
18th inst.
Princess KaiuIani gave a dance last.
evening at Ainahau, her home IN
Waikiki.
0. a. Stevens. of the California Feed
Company, left on the kinau yesterday
for Hawaii.
A Schneider gives notice that he will
not be responsible for debts contract
ed in his name.
Eva plantation stock books will be
closed to transfers from October y to
October 81 inclusive.
II. Overend. well known as a plan
tation bookkeeper has become one Of
the Oahu tax office force.
Yesterday was a Government salary
day and there was quite heavy dis
bursement at the treasury.
Professor Richards has changed his
headquarters for choral rehearsals to
Foster hall, on Nuuanu street.
Pacific Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening at 1870 o'clock
with work in the third degree.
w. w. Hall yesterday made another
large shipment of clothing, etc, to the
losers by the Maui Seminary fire.
w. A. Bowen, of Castle & Cooke. left
for Kahului on the steamer Claudine
yesterday for a brief business trip.
Commencing with today, regimental
dress parade at Camp Mckinley will be
held at 4:25 p. M, being change from
D. N.
Gardner X Wilder and Col. G. F.
Little are said TO be the leading can
didates for the post of Circuit Judge
of Hawaii.
Jas. Steiner and family are temper
arily located in the HOugh house on
Beretania street, recently purchased by
Mr.. Steiner.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Co. will
pay dividend on the 31st. The STOCK
books will be closed from October u
to November LIST.
The Kipahulu Sugar Co. will hold
their annual meeting on Thursday
October 81. at H. Hackfeld q GO. S Oh
flee at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt will receive
at their home, on Judd street, Satur-
day, October Goth, from to p. IN. IN
honor of Kauai friends.
The s. S. City of Columbia will leave
for Puget Sound ports on Friday at
10 O'Clock Further information at
Theo. H Davies & Co.'S.
Quite elaborate arrangements are
being made for the hop to be given by
the Scottish Thistle Club at Sans
Souci on Friday evening.
Il. /.
evening give reception to brethren
at the military camps here and from
aboard the transport Senator.
Jas. Thompson, the efficient court
clerk. ball player and military man
has signed TO join the Amateur Orches-
ira upon his return from Hilo.
Pearson & Hebron say they are pre-
pared to show that Progress Bicycle;
oil hn
wheel ever offered for sale here.
Deputy Attorney General Dole say:
the Kohala people are altogether hos
pitable to a degree that makes visi
to their district a decided pleasure.
Some Japanese have started "honel
farms near Diamond Head and repor
that they will have big success becaus'
the bees work all the year round
Gen. Miller, who commands tn
present Manila expedition, will be herr
aboard the Newport, the ship which
carried Gen. Merritt to the Philip
pines.
Minister Damon has rendered to tn
U. S. A. paymaster here the use o
some vault room in the Hawaiian
treasury and the same has been &C
copied.
Private ID. w. Dawson, Company +
Colorado recruits. who died of typhoid
fever. will be buried at 10 o'clock thi
morning from f. A. Williams under
taking parlors.
Joe Casino, the telephone Hnemar
who has been in Hawaii since 1S6;
intends soon TO return to Guam 10 visi
his aged grandmother and look ate
some property interests.
The Advertiser of Saturday mornin
next will be the paper TO send away i
lieu of attempting to answer queS
ton letter. 1t will contain all currer
information on the Islands.
Edgar Caypless, the attorney VIII
has been in the City OF Columbia case
has favored a Seattle paper with
impressions Of Honolulu tohspI
acies'' and Hawaiian courts.
After much urging from singers ar
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