The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Phis is communion Sunday at Cen
trail Union Church.
Is you want a good clean meal 90 TO
the Home Bakery for it.
Jack Waibel is a clerk now in the
registry Office at san Francisco.
Chas. s. Desky writes from Oakland
that Mrs. Desky is quite i'll again.
The Hawaiian News Co offers bound
copies OF Picturesque Hawaii" for 50.
There was a big day in Hilo when
the steamer Columbia reached that
port.
J. }. Dias, native Of Madeira, aged
40, died on Kinau street yesterday of
paralysis.
A draft for $50 in favor of George
Yomes has been lost. Payment has
been stopped.
The Postmaster General has a no.
tice in this issue ne local mails for
island OF Oahu
HilO now has a board of trade and
the organization viii send a memorial
TO the commission.
Chapman will cater for the Red
Cross Society benefit bali i'm Progress
halI On Monday evening
Phillip Henry Dodge viii speak to
yOuRg men in the Y NJ. c.. A. ar 1
e'eIOck Sunday afternoon.
One Of the most attractive stores in
town is that OF the Bergstr0m Music
Company, Progress block.
Government schools throughout the
Islands viii open at o'clock Monday
morning for the fall term.
A number OF desertions from the
Scandals crew have occurred since the
arrival OF that vessel in port.
The Golden Rule Bazaar carries all
things needful to supply your boys and
girls for the opening of school.
This is the day of the championship
boat races at Pearl LOchs. The events
promise to be good and the band viii
be in attendance.
A vaudeville organization called the
American Comedy company is aboard
the S. S. Columbia and will probably
give a show here.
Revs. Gulick, Emerson and Leading
ham leave today for Laupahoehoe to
attend the meeting of the Evangelical
Association of Hawaii
Minister Cooper has Joined the One
Design Yacht hui, and will own one of
the eighteen-fOOt boats to be con-
structed on the Coast.
The band will not play at Emma
Square either this afternoon or Mon
day evening. Monday evening it will
furnish music for the ball.
A street sprinkler at each place keeps
down the dust of Camps Mckinley and
Otis. Further, the men have been pro
vided with lumber floors in the tents.
Mrs. j. A. Hopper and two children,
Mrs. II. H. Williams and c. q. Rose
Grams and wife were among the island
people who returned by the Australia.
This year the foreign kindergarten
will be held in Queen Emma hall in
place of the Child's Garden. The Free
Kindergartens will open Monday morn
ing.
A. special meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd. is
called for Tuesday, September Is at 10
o'clock a. m. at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
A bouncing boy was born in Port
land, Oregon, last month to the wife of
e. r. Adams of this city. Mr.. Adams
expects to return to Honolulu with
his family in October.
On Thursday, September Is. J. T.
Morgan will sell at public auction, by
order of J. NJ. Dowsatt, administrator
of the estate of J. l. DOwsett, three
large Hawaiian canoes.
A suti-Albatross, or gOOnie, became
entangled in the telephone wires OPP
posite the Station house Thursday af-
ternoon and was captured by Captain
Spillner, of the Mounted Patrol.
Dr. Charles Hitchcock, professor of
Geology at Dartmouth College, has
come with his wife and daughter to
sojourn a year in Honolulu. He IS
dOmiciled at the house of Mr.. Robert
son on Emma Square.
The Central Union Church choir will
meet for rehearsal at 1880 this evening
in the church. A full attendance is
earnestly requested, as much work is
needed upon the music selected for
present as well as future occasions.
Rev. Okumura. at the japanese prim-
airy school on Kukui street, viii in
future furnish trained and reliable
servants to citizens Rev. Okumura is
head Of a special training school OF
domestics, yard boys and sewing Wo-
men.
Henry Smith. chief clerk of the su-
preme Court. has received from the
secretary of the Smithsonian Institute
a letter of thanks for a Kalakaua dol
lar presented to the institution while
the Hawaiian traveller was in Wash
ingtOn.
Can't. /. T, Kenake, DR.. a. c. Wall, !
Miss A. e. Wall, Miss Emma Lyons, |
II. S. Townsend and family, Miss Ada
Gertz. w. H CornwelI, Misses A. and
c. Widdifeld were among the return
passengers from Maui and Hawaii by
the Kinau yesterday.
Mr.. Yarndley desires that all pupils .
who intend continuing their musical
studies with him Will send IN their
names as soon as possible. Especially