The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-29
LOCAL bREvITlES.

A first class milkman is wanted at
at kaaipu Dairy, Manoa Valley.
w. 0. Smith wishes a pair Of well
broken carriage horses for Lunalilo
Home.
The Minister of the Interior calls
for tenders for two boilers for the
dredger.
H. w. Schmidt & Sons are Offering a
30 per cent reduction on all cash pur-
chases.
The funeral service for the late Sir
Robert Heron viii be conducted by
Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
Senator J. A McCandIess. OF the ar
tesian well boring firm, is TO return
from the States today. ~
Fresh oysters, any style. will be
served at the Beaver Lunch Rooms
after the arrival OF the Australia
By the Australia, the California
Fruit Market will receive fresh oysters.
game in season, fruits, vegetables and
nuts.
The owl Lunch Wagon" was in full
blast last night and created no little
sensation upon making its appearance
on the streets.
The California Fruit Co, Geo. An
vi c"o, VIII lStclfS pei auSLi did d LujI
line of fruits, game in season, oysters,
vegetables, etc.
A furnished house, corner of Ana
punt and Dominis streets, is offered
for rent till January 10th. Apply to
William c. Gregg.
The Rev. Alexander Macintosh will
officiate at both services of the Sec
ond Congregation of st. Andrews Ca
thedral tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Won Holt will
give a tea this afternoon in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Garstin and Mr..
and Mrs a. Knudsen. -
The S. S. Centennial will leave this
port via Hilo, for Puget Sound ports
this day at 3 p. M. For rates, etc, APP
ply to Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd.
The morning theme at the Christian
church wiz be "Christs Perfect Rule
for Testing Character" Evening
theme, Gods Wisdom Is Folly With
Men"
Bids are in for about $3,000,00O of
Government bonds, the money to be
used in making public improvements.
The tenders will not be opened till
next week.
In the Hotel street business block
soon to be erected by Jas. Steiner,
President Of Hart & Co.. Ltd, the cell
ings ON the ground floor will be eigh-
teen feet high.
There is frequent comment on the
high character or morale of the force
of 225 men employed at the Honolulu
Iron Works. They are all orderly and
industrious men.
S. p. French, principal of the Pun
ahou preparatory school, will speak
upon the subject Called to Be Saints
at the Y NJ. G.. A. Gospel meeting at
D. m. tomorrow.
For Mrs. Gums dancing class at
Progress Hall last night there was a
good attendance and the party was
greatly enjoyed. Music was furnished
by quintette club.
Mckee Rankins repertoire COM
pany, with Nance O'Neil to play the
star parts, will be here on November
9 and will give a season at the Ha-
waiian Opera House.
The one speciality of The kash is to
educate the public that good goods are
the cheapest in the long run. The offer
a few more of those hats at 81 so which
had such a run last week
The Rev. G. l.. Pearson, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will have
as his subjects tomorrow, Christ the
Conqueror, at II a. M, and Chris
tan Socialism" at 7:30 p. N.
Mr. A. B. Wood will talk to the sol
diers at Camp Mckinley this after
noon on Bible teachings. This is the
first talk OF d series that Mr. Wood
proposes to give at the camps.
Concerts by the Government band,
under the leadership OF Capt. Berger
will he given at Emma Square this at
ternoon and at Makee Island, kapiO-
lani park, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Antoinette Dawson, from
Southern New York, was among the
arrivals on the China. Mrs. Dawson
expects to remain here permanently,
and is stopping with Mrs. Chaplin.
One of the prominent town objects
now from the adjacent hills is the
new Judd building, Of Roman brick.
The walls are rapidly following up the
iron frame work to the fourth story.
The new ground lately added to the
Queens hospital compound is being
improved. 1t has both trees and lawn,
making an attractive adjunct to the
main grounds, with the palm avenue.
President Dole, E. r. Hendry, Mrs.
Irene Brown, J. Coerper, Mrs. Carrie
Robinson, H. Wilgerotb. Mrs. T. d.
Garvin and j. Dias were among the
arrivals by the Mauna Loa yesterday.
BY the Australia today Lewis & Co
Will receive a full assortment of east
ern and California oysters, salmon,
game in season. fruits. vegetables,
Lowneys Bon Bons. \. \. cider and
Havana cigars. Telephone 240.
Yesterday was the festival of St.
Simon and ST. Jude, and was observed
at ST. Andrews Cathedral by special
services. In the afternoon the pupils
of st. Andrews PriOry enjoyed a holt
day and went out 70 visit the Bishop
Museum, accompanied by the Sisters.
The Government has employed Fred
L.. .trinn IL 81 mi