The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

september DelineatOr-Mrs Hanna
Nearly all of the regulars viii va
cate the barracks this afternoon.
Mrs. e. c. Bond and daughter are
visiting Mrs. George p. Andrews. ~
w. II. Rice shipped about twenty
mules to Kauai on the Mikahala last
evening. Il
The California Feed Co has just re-
celved per J. ID. Spreckels fancy poultry
and young geese.
Gen. King will march his brigade to
the Pail and back on a day shortly
after the Scandal arrives.
Colonel Parker and wife and Miss
Allen will depart by the Miowera today
for their home in Chicago.
r. c. A. Peterson has again estab-'
lished himself as a stock, custom
house and real estate broker. ~
bookkeeDer who can handle the
books of a retail business is wanted,
one who can furnish references.
p. J. Voeller & Co. cater to the gro
Gerry public, who desire goods at prices
that are consistent with the times.
B. f. Ehlers & Co.'S store will be
closed to the public on Thursday, Sep
The first session of the Honolulu
Stock Exchange will be held in the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
morning.
A concert will be given by the band
at Makee Island this evening for the
special benefit of the troops encamped
near there.
Mr.. Coleman, of the Young Mems
Christian Association, has had a great
many applications for rooms and board
the past few weeks.
Company d, New York Volunteers,
has an excellent minstrel troupe and
is arranging a program to be put on
in the city in the near future.
The Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting yesterday morning to consid-
er a memorial to be presented to the
Americana Hawaiian Commission.
Collector of Customs f b. McStocker
left yesterday on an official trip to
Maui and Hawaii ports. Mrs. Nc
Stocker accompanied her husband.
Commodore Beckley, of the Kinau,
furnished the entire big crowd of pas
sengers on his steamer on the last trip
down from Hilo with fans and apples.
Gen. Merriam and staff took rooms
at the Hawaiian hotel yesterday after
noon. Gen. King and staff and the Red
Cross people remain aboard the Ari-
IONA.
Sam Johnson has been appointed
first sergeant of Company d. Sergt.
G.. w. Kiester has been promoted to be
quartermaster sergeant Of the same
command.
j. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture on.ETfday,
September 2, at 10 o'clock a. m, at
the residence of d. Chalmers, Hotel
street. near King Bros.
Since the arrival of the New York
regiment in the garrison at Kapiolani
Park, Medeiros & Decker have taken
orders for $50 pairs of white duck
trousers, two pair to man.
CIV. Rian, as he now calls himself
arrived by the Glengyle yesterday from
Siberia. He is a Russian, and recently
purchased coffee land on Hawaii. Mr.
Rian does not yet speak English.
One of the matters before the Cab
met Yesterday was the Oahu Railway
right of way for the double track from
the depot to Kalihi There is no Oppo
sition to the proposals of the Company
Ex-Governor James S. Hogg, of Tex
as. and daughter, Miss HOgg, tool
rooms at the Hawaiian hotel yesterday
afternoon. They arrived by the Ari
IONA and will remain here severa
weeks.
The tables for the feasts to the sol
diers yesterday had all sorts OF deH
cacies provided by ladies, the choices
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Iarders. At a number of tables flower
were prominent.
c. w. Eccles, formerly with y. +
Murphy & Co, has taken the manage
ment OF Horns bakery and candy bus
mess for Gear, Lansing & Co. Ic
cream parlors will be opened in con
nection with the old lines.
Allen & Robinson invite the atten
tion of persons desiring stores or OF
fees in the new building to be erecte
on the corner of King and Alake
streets. to the plans now on view a
their office, Queen street.
The Hawaiian Commission will re
ceiva today, Wednesday, Aug. 3ISt, a
10 2. M, such persons, delegations o
CONSERVATIVES of organizations a
desire to appear and address them uE
ON questions under consideration D
4 the Commission.
At 10 O'Clock today, J. F. Morga
\ will hold a public auction sale OF dr.
goods at the old store of J. 7. Water
house. Queen street. Dress goods
wooden goods, Innings, flannels, collar
and cuffs. gloves, corsets, yelling, I'll
mons. etc. all will be sold without re
serve.
While the Commission was visitin
Hawaii and Maui last week the ladle
nf the Commission party were given
outing to the Pail by President an
Mrs. Dole. A dinner party in honor
The visitors is to be given at the E1
ecntive mansion this evening. liner
has been suggested state receptio
for the Commission and party.
l.. ~ . n,cInc, noon at the frOI