The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
LOCAL EREvITiES.

No base ball today
Kilohana plays tonight.
Subscribe 20 Delineator--Ars. Han
ma.
There will be a new Camp Mckinley
after today.
Marlin trophy shoot at the military
range this afternoon.
A U. S. treasure guard is still held
at the Progress block.
J. Nj. Vivas offers one-acre lOJs at
Kalihi, near w. II. Cummings.
Letters at the business office of this
paper for "A b. c. and 'D4.'
Fish caught by use Of the gasoline
schooner Malolo will soon be on the
market.
The Central Meat Market can supply
fresh, tender cuts Of meat for your
Sunday dinner.
The allotment of stock for the new
Waialua plantation was about com
pleted yesterday.
J. F. CoIburn, executor Of viii Of
Antoine Rosa, deceased. has notice
to creditors in this issue.
John Manoa has issued a sweeping
and final challenge to all local mid
die distance bicycle riders.
Capt c. w. Zeigler has received from
A. Dahlstrom quantity OF Spanish
cheroots made in Manila.
Minister Cooper had recovered from
his cold sufficiently to be at the For
eign Office a part of yesterday.
e. Allen Sherman will sing a solo
for the mems meeting at the Y. NJ I.
A at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
s. e. Lucas, Partisan optician, an
nounces that he Will return from his
island trip on or about November 18th.
Tenders are called for by the Homo
lulu Iron Works for filings 4,4S2 cubic
yards Of good material on land at ka-
kaako.
Elizabeth Maxwell, aged AZ, died in
Palama on Thursday of heart disease.
The funeral took place yesterday at
ternOon.
The Marlin trophy shoot between
teams of the n. G.. II. will take place
on Kakaako range from 100 TO this
afternoon.
Capt l.. T Kenaka has received
from a friend in North Carolina two
pairs of old Confederate States souve-
mir cuff buttons.
w. c. Achi took with him to the
Coast an order for type for the news
paper to be started by the Hawaiian
National League.
The concert to be given by local
parties on the evening Of November 8
will probably be for the benefit Of the
Free Kindergartens.
TeIegraphic reports have it that
about $50 Chinese and Japanese labor
ers will arrive here by the steamer
Belgic on November /.
The Punahou Junior foot ball team
play the High School team this
afternoon on the Oahu college grounds.
A lively game is expected.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Kincaids subjects at
Central Union tomorrow will be: Morn
ing-''The Discipline of Doubt" even
ing-"The Mind of the Master"
The best recommendation goods can
receive is the increased demand for
them. The Hawaiian Trading Co.
carry only goods of known repute.
Flowers for the funeral of Julius n.
Miller this afternoon may be sent to
f. A. Williams place up to O'Clock
and after that to the Masonic Temple
Henry Pahai, a paper boy, is the
proud possessor of a watch presented
to him yesterday by the Gazette man
agement for business rustic and fidel-
ity
Bilmartin is a seceder from the L. A
w. and will be a shining light in the
association of topnotcherS. Bill is tC
GO abroad for some racing the coming
winter.
BY order Of J. M. Dowsett, admin
istrator, J. f Morgan will hold an auc
ton sale of horses on the Dowset
premises, Queen street, today at l:
o'clock noon.
Lots of attention was attracted yes
terday by the transit of a monster fl.
wheel for the Oahu plantation engin
room through the streets. Peck & CO
did the hauling.
The Lane boys have established
real estate agency and record search
ing bureau Glands and geanologies) o.
King street, next door to the Govern
ment dispensary.
Handsome art pottery and china i
a home show the taste for the beauti
full H F. Wichman has been receivin
congratulations ON the display Of thes
goods made by him.
Rev. c.. L. Pearson, Of the Methods
Episcopal church, will preach tomOr
row morning on the subject: Persist
ency in Well DOING" and at eyenin
on The Socialism of Jesus"
The Boston reform magazine. Tn
Arena, which had quite a number c
clients in Honolulu, is numbered wit
the dead. But ]. S Martin can sti
hold his own in a free silver argu
ment.
The Bergstrom Music Co, are il
PRODUCING new and up-to-date move
ties. The last addition is in aluminium
guitars and mandolins. They are mal
ing big window displays Of thes