The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

II OII street.
There will be meetings this after
noon Of the Board Of Health and Board
Of Education.
The new four-room school house for
Hilo is of rustic design, planned by
Ripley & Dickey
young man advertises for position
as driver Of delivery wagon, by the
day, week or month
a. L. G. Atkinson is very frequently
IN court these days as the representa-
tive OF the Attorney General
An adjourned annual meeting Of =.
y. Hall q Son, Ltd, will be held at
the comDany's office today at 2 p. m.
small furnished cottage or two or
three furnished rooms for housekeeD-
ing are wanted by Furnished" at this
office
The benches and tables in the luau
corner Of the Executive Building park
were not sold yesterday. They may
be used again.
j. A. Rodanat, Of Kona. Hawaii, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
He goes to the Hamoa plantation
Tuesday TO boil sugar.
The marriage engagement is an
Of T. V. King, to Chas. Rice, son of
Senator Rice, OF Kauai.
Arrangements are progressing for
the first open evening Of the Grand
Army Post Some very select local
talent is being engaged.
Capt. Wallmann, of II. T. G. NJ S.
Fake, now cruising about Samoa, was
a through passenger on the Moana
John r. Musick has written a long
sensational story called The Klon-
dixie" 1t has been published as a ser
ial in large number Of newspapers.
An opportunity to sample the fam
Gus Jesse Moore whiskey is now Of
fered by LOvejoy & Co., No. 10 Nuu-
anu street, distributors for the Islands.
Durinathe temporary absence of w.
q. Irwin from the Islands, Z. |. Spald-
ing will act under full power of attor-
ney for the Bank of Claus SpreckeIs
e Co.
DR.. f. IS. Goodhue of Kauai, poet
and novelist, visits the States for the
purpose Of experimenting the publ
cation of a work of fiction just COM
pleted.
Miss Susanna r. Patch wishes it
known that she is prepared to give
lessons in voice and piano at Mrs.
Dudoit's, corner Chaplain and Fort
streets.
The Arizona is scheduled to sail to-
day. It is likely that the ship will
await mail from the coast. The con-
dition of Gen. King is not much i'm
proved (
An Hawaiian translation of the
Book of Mormon" has just been print
ed by the Gazette Company. The first
copy to be bound was sent in the Mo-
ana mail yesterday.
1t is at 10 this morning that the
ladies are to meet at the home of Mrs.
Dole, on Emma street, to arrange for
a Thap ksgiving dinner for the boys of
the First New York.
Proposals for Kona coffee are called
for by the u. S. War Department. In
structions on application at office of
Philip M. Lydig, captain and c. S., U.
S. ", chief and purchasing commits
sary.
Capt c. H. Tyler. prominent bust
ness man of ST. Louis, and Mrs. Tyler,
who have been touring in the Islands
for some time, returned to San Fran
cisco en- route for their home yester-
day.
1t is presumed the Mariposa was
held at San Francisco for British
mails. If the boat arrives today or
this evening the Mckee Rankin com
pany will open at the opera house to-
night.
A large number Of the Tennessee
men attended midweek prayer NEE
ings at the various churches last even
IN n oh "a Ipi NJ
Central Union and proved to be a good
talker.
The effects of the war upon the
United States will be the general sub
ject for the meeting of the Young
Mems Research Club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Atherton tomorrow
evening.
Ed Aldrich. who is charged with is
suing bogus Hawaiian treasury notes.
was arraigned, in the District Court
yesterday afternoon. Attorney Rob
ertson, counsel for the accused, is put
ting UP a hard fight.
This is the last day of the big dis
count sale at H. w. Schmidt & Sons.
The store will be closed on Monday
and Tuesday next to make arrange
ments for the grand final auction sale
to be held on November Is and II.
The First Tennessee regiment drilled
at the base ball grounds yesterday at
ternoon from until 6. Col. Smith
was in command. The crack regi-
mental band furnished the music The
maneuvering was applauded by spec
tators.
Kirk b. Porter, one of the brightest
young business men of the city, has
1,aconna the sole owner Of tho furnjtI,ra
establishment at the corner of Hotel
and Bethel He has purchased all the
interest Of Geo. A. Ordway, who Tetires
on account of failing health.
The First New York boys at the
Waialae convalescent camp are not
at all happy, owing TO the difficulty in
getting into town. They believe that
some enterprising chap could make
some money by putting on a stage line
between the camp and the city.
Among the passengers who sailed