The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-06
LOCAL BREVlTIES.


linery go to Miss KiIlean's.
Commissioners of Education will
meet at 2:30 this afternoon
DR.. w. f. Taylor has an office at
the corner OF Richards and Beretana
streets.
Guy Kelley has been appointed port
steward Of the Inter Island Steamship
Company.
A gentleman and wife wish rooms
and board by November LIST. M. NJ"
this office. :
T. w. Hebron and Maj. c. ]. Nc
Carthy will be back in Honolulu by
the return Australia.
The WeIa ka Hao base bail players
are working hard at practice for their
game with the soldiers.
Pacific Lodge No 822 viii hold a
special meeting this evening with
work in the second degree. ~
The Scottish Thistle Club will give
Halloween ball at San Souci on the
night of Friday, October %.
A British maa-of-war is to soon
reach this port. A letter to that effect
was received on the Australia.
Mr.. Tator left the military hospital
yesterday and has resumed charge OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. at Camp Mckinley.
1t was announced at the Company b
meeting Tuesday evening that Capt. l..
T. Kenake intended to resign his COM
mission.
Gen. King was abed all of yesterday.
He is suffering from a nervous disorder
due to hard work in the past three or
four weeks.
The transport Arizona will be ex-
pected here on or about October 10 to
take the troops at Camp Otis to the
Philippines.
The Nippon maru first of the three
new Pacific route steamers to touch
here sailed from London for 4oko-
hama September Z.
Glasses in shorthand, letter writing
and business forms and mechanical
drawing will meet at the Y. M. c. A.
at 730 this evening.
There is considerable complaint ON
running the street lighting on the
moonlight schedule regardless Of
complete roof of clouds.
Mrs. Ester Dye, publishes the testi-
moniaI OF a we'll known business man
and mechanic regarding the treatment
he received at her hands.
If you are skeptical about the white
ness. lightness and righteousness Of the
bread made by the German bakery,
order only one loaf as trial.
The annual meeting of the Kinder
garten and Children's Aid Association
will be held in the Y. NJ. G. a. hall at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The country residence known as the
ice works premises, Nuuanu Valley, is
offered for rent. Apply to Hon. ]. A.
Cummins or Hon. j. O. Carter.
The cricket teams that disputed at
the last contest will meet again on
Saturday. After that game there will
be a cricket recess for some weeks.
All those who love artistic vocal
music should remember Mr.. Sydney
III. Morse'S concert, to take place in
Progress Hall next Saturday evening.
Capt G. F. Wilde has been detached
from command of the KatahGin and
ordered to command the Boston, re-
lieving Capt. f .Wildes, ordered home.
James A. Thompson, sergeant major
of the second battalion, n. G. H., has
been granted a furlouglh of three
weeks from October 4 with permission
to leave the island Of Oahu.
Yellow and white will be the colOrs
Of the "Wela IA Hao," or Regiment,
team in the base ball game at Makiki
Saturday afternoon. Friends OF the
players should remember this.
BY the schooner Transit, the Berg
strom Music Co. received a new line
of guitars and mandolins. They offer
for sale a large two manuel reed organ
at an extremely reasonable price.
Manuel Paisano, the Portuguese who
peddles pop corn about town, was ar
rested last night for battery on boy
Several boys were teasing the street
hawker, when he caught and beat one
of them.
About 500 soldiers from Camps Nc
Kinley and Otis were visitors to town
last evening. With few eXcep-
tions they We're orderly. Many of the
boys have made personal friendships
in the city.
The valuable property at the corner
of King and Young street, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Frank Brown, is offered
for sale by the Hon. ]. o. Carter. The
lot has frontage of 100 feet and a
depth of 275 feet. y
S. E. Lucas will leave for a tour OF
the Islands on October IL and will be
away for a month or more. Anyone
desiring their eyes fitted to glasses are
requested to call at their earliest OPP
portunity as only five days remain be-
fore his departure.
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra are called for regular rehear-
sal this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall. Music will be re-
hearsed to be played at the Kilohana
dramatic circles entertainment in the
opera house the end of this month.
There is no reason for believing that
the price of rubber tires will be lower
than at present. The Rubber Trust
would be more likely to raise the
price than to reduce it. G. Schuman
fits rubber tires on old or new wheels
for your carriage with little or no in
convenience.
Fifteen charter members of the Ha-
waiian National League met at the
law Office of S. X. Kane at noon yes
terday and adopted the constitution