The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-28

Thomas Christley has a notice re
credit
The list Of officers of the Pacific
Sugar Mill is published.
H w Schmidt & Sons offer Tor sale
their office furniture, tables, safe etc.
Iwakami is offering shirt waists in
large variety of designs for - cents
apiece.
H. A. Isenberg, secretary, publishes
the list OF officers OF HumuuIa Sheep
Station Co.
The Mission Children's Society viii
meet this evening at the j. b. Ather-
ton home on King. ~
All Of yesterday the surf was very
high along Waikiki beach. presenting
most imposing sight
There will be special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, for work in
the third degree tonight.
On Monday, October 81. b r EhI-
ers & Co. will inaugurate a grand
clearing sale for one month.
r. c. a. Peterson, custom house
broker and notary public, has sugar
stocks and real estate for sale.
This is the night of the Scottish
Thistle Club dance at Sans Souci. The
Quintette Club furnishes music. =
The Advertiser of tomorrow will be
the one that will contain answers to
all the questions about the Islands.
Washington volunteers marched
and drilled through town yesterday
afternoon for the sake of recreation. .
The Hawaiian Trust & Investment
Co. offer TO buy for intending invest
ors any stock or bond in this market
or abroad.
Thomas Christley offers for sale fur
niture and five mich COWS and the
lease of the premises off Fort street,
below School.
Today at II O'Clock noon, at the Pa
cific Mail dock, ]. F. Morgan will hold
an auction sale of damaged -four, oats,
bran and barley.
Let it be remembered that concert
will be given in Progress hall on the
Sth of November for the benefit of the
Free Kindergarten Association.
Manila cigarettes are the vogue in
San Francisco. They are much cheap
er than any of American make, are
quite different and of excellent quail
ity.
ne oWl Lunch WdSOH, tue new tll-
terprise of new man, will be ON the
streets in cauple Of days and will
have Hilo tamales and other delica
cies.
y large and appreciative crowd at
tended the band CONCERT last evening
at the Hawaiian hotel. Mr.. r Ellis
sang Answer" TO the entire satisfac-
ton of his audience.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Love Moller Vetlesen to Ia
lula Lucy Hayselden, the event to
take place November 7th, at the Holy
Innocents church, Lahaina, Maui
The Kawaihao Quintette Club will |
be in attendance at Mrs. Gums dane |
ing class in the Progress building this |
evening. In future the Quintette Club |
will play once month for the Friday |
evening class.
All members of the choir of the Sec
ond Congregation of ST. Andrews |
Cathedral are requested to be present |
at rehearsal at the Cathedral this |
evening at s o'clock, to rehearse spec |
ial music for Sunday. !!
Mr.. James Hyde Pratt recently de |
livered lecture on the Hawaiian |
Islands in the First Presbyterian |
well acquainted with the Islands, es-
pecially with Honolulu.
A young boy was arrested last even |
ing at the Kickapoo show as a com |
mon nuisance" After a short stay at |
the police station the lad was let go |
with a promise to appear at the station |
this morning at o'clock.
Rev. w B. Oleson formerly prin-
- In
was installed after a very satisfactory
examination by the council at War
rem, Mass, on October 4. pastor of the
Congregational church of that city.
Harry. Armitage offers for sale
shares of stock of the Hawaiian Com
mercial and Sugar Co, and Hawaiian
Government bonds. A nice corner lot
at Makiki with large frontage and
depth is also offered for sale by him
The regular meeting of the Y. NJ. c.
A. Sunday school classes will take
place this afternoon The topic for
discussion is the "Fulfillment of Les
son prophecy in Detail" introduced
by Rev. T. G. Garvin. Rev Mr. Kin
caid will instruct the Bible lessons.
The road department has been very
hard at work the last week in macad-
ftIlSdCOid street from w IluSF
avenue to the end. Work has also
begun in repairing the wall
along Nuuanu stream, rock for the
work having TO be hauled from Ka-
lihi.
Tommy Evans, sometime office
holder under the monarchy and lately
an agent for local hui 10 contract
for Chinese laborers has turned up in
Manila. where he is fast accommodating
a fortune in the liquor business. Sew
enty-five cents pint for beer Is the
price over his bar.
The two aluminium mandolins ad-
vertised last week by the BergstrOm
Music Co. have been sold to J. CoWes
and p. Gleason. These are the first
two aluminium mandolins exhibited IN
Honolulu and on account OF their fine