The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Cricket match at p. m. today on the
old base ball grounds.
Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou was a passenger
Tor the States by the Gaelic.
a fine great Dane dog has strayed to
the premises of Frank Davey.
Will j. r. B." call at the business
ofnce for a letter in answer to ad.
This is Bible Study Rally Sunday at
the 7. NJ. G. A. and in the churches.
Chester A. Doyle has returned from
Moiokai, where he has been hunting
deer.
The band had a very fair audience
Tor the concert at Thomas Square last
night
J. J. Egan is Offering ribbons. Iaces
and embroideries at great reduction.
See ad.
At II o'clock today at his salesroom,
j. F. Morgan will sell three large Ha
waiian canoes.
The Central Union Church morning
subject: The Burden of Souls" Even
ing The Matchless Book" r.
Waist and skirt hands wanted at
Miss Killean's dressmaking parlors,
Arlington block, Hotel street.
Minister Cooper returned yesterday
from Kauai, where he went to exam
inc the premises of the Industrial
School.
The Rosa comedy company will give
MuldoOn's Picnic, a laughing comedy,
at the opera house this afternoon and
evening.
w! A. Love advertises that he has
something special to offer in beach
property. A new list of stocks is also
published
C. F. Pfeiffer, formerly a jeweler on
Fort street, returned by the w. q.
Irwin yesterday after an absence OF
nearly two years.
A Japanese was arrested last night
for violating Board of Health regula-
tions-the only victim of police vigi-
lance for that period.
The Sunday evening sermon at the
Christian church is by request of the
secretary of the Y. M. G. A. on the
question of Bible Study.
Artist Cogsweu has 'dhen from the
custom house lis portraits of Lincoln
and GRAFT and has the pictures at his
studio in the Love block.
Congressman Hit expressed himself
Yesterday as delighted with every
thing he had seen in the Islands. He
hopes to visit Honolulu again.
James H Taylor, member of the
American Society of Civil Engineers,
has established himself in Honolulu
and can be reached by phone 1859. ,-s~~
Fred Waterhouse and wife Mrs. w.
C. Parke and George Paris were among
the Honolulu people who returned to
the city by the Coptic yesterday.
Professor Herold and wife sailed by
the Gaelic yesterday afternoon for San
Francisco. not to return. Mrs. HeroId
has not enjoyed the best of health in
Hawaii
The flag Of Austro-Hungary was at
half mast at the consulate here yester-
day aIIt of respect to the memory of
the Empress of Austria, recently asSas-
sinated.
The following appointments have
been announced in Company c, n G.
H.: Private Jacintho Costa, to be
sergeant; Private Paul Costa, to be
corporal.
Morgan's sale of valuable stocks,
which was to have taken place at noon
today has been postponed until We'd
nesday, September rs, at same place
and time. @
Harry Waterhouse is ready to race
the MalolO against any other second
class yacht, but not for a purse. He be-
lieves betting in this way has become
too general in Honolulu sports.
Lieut.. Wood, of the First New York
regiment, will sing the tenor solo in
the anthem at the service of the Second
CONGREGATION of st. Andrews Cathed-
raj. which begins at 9:45 tomorrow
morning.
Frank Nichols, of Wall, Nichols, left
nv the Gaelic for New York City, to
purchase the Christmas stock for his
firm. MIR. Nichols is an expert in max
ing personal selections for the Homo
lulu public.
Pure foods, full weights, fair prices,
and perfect service is the store policy
of 7 r. Waterhouse. Nothing but the
hest interest them when buying. Why
should not the best at fair prices IN
terest you?
Al the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Gospel meeting Sunday after
noon at + O'clock Mr.. Hiram Bingham,
If. will sptak on the subject, The
Bible. What Is 1t Worth?" All young
men invited.
The attention of stockholders
calle5 10 the fact that the stock books
of the Honomu Sugar Co, Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. and Wailuku Sugar
ca. will be closed to transfers from
Monday, Sept. 20 to Friday, Sept. 30
inclusive.
G.. Schuman was a passenger by the
Gaelic Yesterday afternoon for San
francisco. Mr.. Schuman will leave di-
rectly on his arrival in Frisco for the
East. 1t is his intention to thoroughly
explore the markets in the harness and
carriage lines before returning to Ho-
nolulu.
Morris X. KeoholalOle and Louis *.
McGrew. have established themselves
as II. S. Custom House Brokers, &C
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