The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

hooNs on Crocheting-Mr Banna.
Court Canoes, No. S11O, A. o. r.
meets this evening a 1880.
VIM Savidge offers several desirable
properties for sale. See advt.
f. NJ. Hatch is once again at his old
law office in kaahumanu street.
About 800 of the new soldiers in this
expedition are from Salt Lake.
Lieut. Putnam Bradley Strong is a
City.
G. du POnt Coudert IS a member Of
the wealthy New York family OF that
name.
A. L. c. Atkinson C'Jack') has been
appointed assistant TO Attorney-Gen-
eral Smith
Work in : the second degree at a
special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge No.
q tonight. ~
Plans are being prepared for coffee
cleaning machinery for Theo. II.
Davies & Co.
The band viii pay ct Thomas Square
his evening and at Makee Island to-
morrow evening
There are seventeen Stanford men
among the United States Army regu-
AIRS now in port.
J. J. Egan offers a large assortment
ribbons at cost and in many in
tances below cost.
The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. publish
cording to law the statement of their
e,fairs TO July LIST, 1898.
Armstrong Smith has volunteered
his services as nurse at the Red Cross
hospital and is on night duty.
Dividends will be payable to the
shareholders of Paia and Haiku stock
holders at Bishop & Co.'S Bank today.
On account of the reception to the
Boys in Blue the session of the Sum
mer School today will be very short.
Major Bartlett, L. S. A. retired now
residing here was a caller on General
Otis aboard the Peru yesterday morn
ing.
On the next trip of the steamer Iva
to Kalalau she will bring down a big
lot OF taro in punches for the Honolulu
trade.
The wedding Of D. b. Murdoch, of
Eva Mill, and Miss Baldwin, sister
of Mrs. DR. Weddick, viii occur on
August 20.
Mr.. Fred w McFarIane will act for
w. F. Allen under full power of attOr-
ney during Mr.. Aliens absence from
the Islands.
Professor J. T. Crawley continued
his lecture before the Summer School
last night on the subject of the Chem
istry of the Soil"
1t was one year ago last Sunday that
Harry Miller, who lost his life in a rail
way accident in Colorado, left Homo
lulu for the States.
The new branch of the Kawaiahao>
church, opposite the American Lega-
ton at Waikiki. was dedicated Sunday
by Rev. H. II. Parker.
kaufman, the Hilo man convicted OF
nfanticide, was sentenced by Judge
ealua TO imprisonment at hard labor
fr term of two years.
.sMajor George p. Scriven is a passen-
y.5l3r by the Peru for Manila to join the
staff of General Merritt. The major
halls from Washington, d. G.
Shares of Oahu Sugar Co. (paid up
and shares of WaimanalO Plantation
stock are offered for sale by H. Arm
itage, real estate and stock broker.
s. w. Lederer. of the XXI, has added
to his large stock of fire works, flags,
bunting, etc, something up-tO-date in
red white and blue paper lanterns.
Lieut. Hunt, i'll at the Red Cross
hospital with typhoid fever, was con-
sidered improved last night. He is
probably now on the road to recovery.
1t is folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague of the night, itching
piles Doan's Ointment cures, quick
Nv and permanently. At any chemists.
Lists for subscriptions to the fund
for entertainment to the Boys in Blue
will be found at the drug houses of
the Hebron Company, and at Ben
son, Smith & CO. s.
Major-General Otis expects the trans
port Pennsylvania will arrive during
this afternoon. She sailed ahead of
the others and is supposed to be seven
full days out this morning.
There was standing room only" and
.. any amount of applause for the band
concert at Emma Square last night.
The United States Army was we'll rep
resented The concert tonight will be
at Thomas Square.
This will be a holiday in the Summer
School from 10:30 a. m. The reason
that most of the teachers are on the
mmittee to entertain the Boys in
lie at the Executive Building
rounds.
Nearly all the officers Of the Four
zenith Infantry now here are personal
lends of Alex st. NJ. Macintosh OF
d {e Foreign office. Mr. Macintosh
knew the CuIlSShlI az '''Aoo ga ~
Barracks.
excelsior Lodge. I. o. o. F. viii
have work in the second degree at its
regular meeting this evening. Odd
FeiIows on the transports are invited
TO be present. Several soldier Od6d
bellows visited Harmony Lodge No ),
last night.
Rebekah Lodge, /. 0. 0. T, viii en-
tertain Odd Fellows Of the present eN-
nadition at its hall on King street
next Saturday evening. For the oc-
neAC The ladies are arranging a pro-
lam of literary exercises, dancing and
refreshments.
A. Butterfeld is assisting Mr..
ro1arnan during the day time in re
CGIITie the Boys in Blue at the Y. NJ.
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