The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A furnished cottage in the center of
the city is for rent.
Court Canoes, No. $40. A. o. F..
meets this evening at 7:3O.
Union street is being heavily macad-
amized by the road department
f. A. Schaefer is making a flying
trip to the States on the Australia.
Mrs. S. Roth and the Misses Roth
nave gone TO the Mainland for visit
Many friends were at the Australia
yesterday to bid farewell to Mrs. w. &.
Irwin.
The Arbuckle refinery at Brooklyn is
now producing sugar for the general
market.
A young lady with some knowledge
of clerical work is wanted for a store.
See adyt
John Richardson declined to speak
at the mass meeting at Union Square
last evening
lady's diamond pin bar with SOL
itaire stone has been lost Reward if
left at this Office.
Another open session of the Commits
sion will be held from 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
do. -. VI DGII, vi the 4 dClIC I1dIu-
ware Company, has gone to San Fran
cisco for a few weeks.
b. r. Banning, after attending to
some business matters here, has re-
turned to San Francisco.
A few minutes session of the Cab
met was held yesterday morning. Only
routine matters were discussed.
DR.. G. A. Peterson, inspector of i'm
migrants will probably leave this af-
ternoOn for an official tour of Maui.
B. F. Dillingham; entertained the
members of the American-Hawaiian
Commission at dinner last evening.
A most attractive program of sports
for the regatta in the harbOr next Sat
Urday is presented by the committee.
Sergt. w. r. Riley has won the fine
gold medal in the Company b shooting
contest with a record for ten scores of
418.
William b. Godfrey, Jr, who was
graduated at Punahou in June, has
entered Yale University without a con-
dition.
S. p. Ozaki, brother of S. Ozaki, was
a cabin passenger by the Belgic for
Japan to purchase the holiday assert
ment Of goods.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
Commission received the memorial of
the Portuguese, which was outlined in
Mondays paper.
]. H Widman, chiropodist is located
at The Villa" Fort street. Mr.. Wild
man cures and removes cOrns and bun
ions without pain
Col. Geo. f. Mcleod and Mrs Nc
Lee 60, Y,Io twin
to the Coast. California is the old
home of the Colonel.
Miss Alice Ewart, Mrs. c. H. Spauld-
ing, Mr.. Hancock and A. Dreier are
booked on the steamer w. G.. Hall for
Kauai this afternoon.
A general invitation is extended to
the public to attend the reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock in the Y. M. c. A.
hall Thursday evening.
Henry M. Whitney, the respected and
esteemed nestor of the Hawaiian press, |
is making another trip to the coast. |
He left by the Australia.
M. G.. Silva will continue for anoth-
er week the sale of gents furnishing
goods. See prices marked in plain fig
ures in the display window.
AIgaroba or other native cord wood
is wanted for u. s. troops. For par
ticulars apply to rooms 3 and 4 Pro- !
gress Block, or p. o. box 222.
Brewer & Co. now have their offices |
and stock in the Waterhouse building
on Queen street, preparatory to erect !
ing their fine new store house.
One of the troubles on the S. S.
Columbia has eliminated in charge !
of assault being brought against the
captain. A hearing will be had in dis
trct court today.
Capt Berger's music for the depart |
ure of the Australia yesterday was cs-
pecially good. La Paloma" made a
distinct hit and the national airs we've
excellently rendered.
Frank H Gassaway, the poet has
returned to his duties in the business
offices of the San Francisco Examiner
after spending a few weeks at rest and
recreation in the Islands.
Mr.. Albert N. Campbell, lately of the
Stockton Business College, arrived on
the City of Columbia and succeeds Mr..
]. L. Howard as head of the business
department at Oahu College.
Maj. c. J. Mccarthy has gone to San
Francisco to transact some business !
and to return with his family, Mrs /
Mccarthy and the children having |
been abroad for some months.
Snowdrop Hams and Bacon, Swift's |
celebrated Silver Leaf lard and DO /
logna are new goods being handled !
by j. T. Waterhouse in their grocery !
department. See the window display |
of these goods.
The Seattle and Honolulu Steamship |
Co.'S ship City of Columbia will leave !
this port for Seattle, calling at Hilo, |
Wednesday, September II, at p. m.
For freight or passage apply to Theo.
n. Davies & Co, agents.
There was not a quorum last night
for the regular meeting Of the Board |
of officers of the First Regiment, n.
- II None Of the field or staff Off