The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The S. 5. Columbia still remains
alongside.
New colored plates-DelineaJor-
Mrs. Hanna
There viii be meeting of Company |
this evening. Official
Taxes are due now, becoming delin-
quent after November -.
The poet at The Kash" tells of the
merits Of their clothing in rhyme
a black cloth coat has been lost. Re /
ward if returned TO Advertiser Office.
Marshal Brown will return by the4
Lehua tomorrow morning from Molo-
kai.
u. 5. Columbia and foreign stamps
are offered in exchange for Hawaiian
stamps.
Rubber tired hacks can be found on
the CLUB Stables Hack Stand, Union
street.
Minister Cooper will be expected
back from Kauai by the James Makee
this morning.
Rathburn's stage leaves for 'Kahuku
this morning at 9 o'clock from the
Pantheon stables.
Carl Hertz is one of the great ma
gicians of the world and should do,
good business here.
Mrs. II. Gums dancing school viii
reopen Monday, September 26, at 1870
p. m, at Progress Hall.
A situation is wanted by young
man aged %, a university graduate.
Wholesale house preferred.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Myrtle Boat Club held last night
four new members were taken in.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 F. & A. NJ.
will hold a special meeting this even
ing with work in the second degree.
Three large Hawaiian canoes will be
sold at public auction tomorrow at II
a. m, at the saIesroOm of Jas. K.
Morgan.
Registrar VIM. Wright had a busy
time at the Finance Office yesterday
settling August bills against the Gov
eminent.
Lieut.. Turner and other officers of
the Engineers Corps at Camp McKin-
ley, are occupying the High cottage at
Waikiki.
Admiral Dewey has issued from Ma
Mia notice to mariners giving in
structions on lights in the Philippine
Islands.
IL LEIDe > suit against Tie OONCA IL
ment FOR a disputed portion of his sal
airy as a customs official, will be heard
on October 3.
A general meeting of the Leilani
Boat Club will be held at the Hawai-
ian Hotel at 1880 this evening. Bust
ness of Importance.
Harry Armitage offers for sale %
shares of paid-up Honolulu Plantation
CT a hOnSn
Wilder avenue to let.
The Commission completed it's lab
ors in Hawaii late yesterday afternoon.
The American members will sail by
the Gaelic today for home.
The loss in a typhoon off the Japan
coast is reported of the American bark
Comet The captain, his wife, the mate
and four of the crew persisted.
The marriage engagement of Miss
Josephine Hannah of Kawaiahao Semi
nary to Mr.. G. e. Rugg of Kameha-
meha Manual School is announced.
While visiting the Judiciary build
ing yesterday afternoon the Commits
sioners inspected the crown silverware,
S76 pieces, in the vaults of the tax
office. Co.
w. H. Cummings, road supervisor,
has sold his entire residence interest
near the new Beach Road at Waikiki
to w. II. Castle and Professor f. A.
Hosmer.
Mrs. Emma Dedrick died in Hawai-
ahao lane yesterday. She recently
came over from Maui and little con-
corning her is known here. She was
81 years of age.
The public in general is invited by
the Bergstrom Music Co. to look over
their large and varied stock of stand
ard songs and catalogue of fifteen
cent sheet music.
The lecture appointed to take place
in the Y M. c. A. this evening has
been indefinitely postponed The ed
ucatiOnaI classes will open Monday
evening, however.
Anakalea Haia dropped dead in his
house on Emma street yesterday. A
coroner's inquest returned verdict OF
heart disease as the cause of death. De
ceased was 40 years of age.
a complete set of Fowler's patent
compound steam plows, u H. p, witt
.. one 3-furrow pillow and water cart
D which have only been in use elgh'
. months, is offered for sale.
Harry Humphrey and J. A. Wisnel
have issued from the Baltimore sec
. ond edition of their pamphlet giving
an account Of the operations of the
American fleet in Manila bay
Captain c. w. Zeigler, n. G. H, ha.
been engaged to instruct a company Of
the First New York in artillery tao
ties. Drill will be held on ArmOry
square at $50 every morning.
IL all the Hawaiian born players viii
turn out tomorrow afternoon the
ricket match Will be Hawaii agains
he World. The match will begin a
D. no. ON the old base ball grounds.
A few years ago rubber tires were
regarded as a luxury, while now
they are considered a necessity, and
p large share of comfort and satisfac