The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.


can be had at GIG Alakea street.
J. L. Kaulukou offers for sale sew
eral bargains that will stand investf-
cation.
Company D will hold business
meeting this evening at 1870 O'Clock in
the drill shed.
Rev. T. d. Garvin will resume his
pulpit in the Christian church next
Sunday morning.
An opportunity is offered a young
man with money TO enter into the man
ufacturing business.
There will not be a meeting Of the
Commissioners of Education this af-
ternoon. No business.
R. c. A. Peterson negotiates loans
and transacts custom work. He also
has a few houses to rent.
II. r. Hanna's pictures Of Guatemala
scenes of interest will be placed on eX-
hibition today at the public library.
J. F. Morgan viii hold an auction
sale OF ferns and palms al his sales
room, Queen street, today, at 10
o'clock.
Professor Theodore Richards Ha-
waiian chorus will meet again at 1870
tomorrow evening in AriOn hall for re-
hearsal.
Rev. Robt Coyle d. D.. Of Oakland,
well known here, has just declined
call to the Third Presbyterian church
OF Chicago.
One of the first island tours Of the
Kickapoo show will be over the Pail,
via Kaneohe, WaimanalO, Kahuku and
Waialua to Eva and Pearl City.
The st. Andrews Guild will hold a
special meeting at 1880 o'clock this
evening in the Sunday school room. All
members are requested to attend.
1t is believed that there has been
given official assurance that the Postal
Savings bank here will be discontinued
by the United States Government.
Every member of the Amateur Or
chestra must be present at the rehearsal
this evening in the opera house at 1880
O'Clock sharp Entrance by the side
door.
Gen. King received assurances by
the Gaelic that his son and daughter,
who have been so i'll in Italy of typhoid
fever, were much improved and out Of
danger.
John Cassidy, superintendent of the
Telephone System, will return from
the States, October q, per the S. S.
China. Mr.. Cassidy last wrote from
New York. ~
All of the fever patients were re
moved yesterday afternoon from the
Military hospital at Independence
Park to the new malaria hospital near
PunchbOWl.
The Denver Company of Engineers
l..
yesterday afternoon from Pearl City,
where they had been for three weeks
making a survey.
Attorney General Smiths good right
arm will soon be in service again. The
bandages have been removed and it is
certain that the bone knitting process
this time was all right.
Quite extensive repairs are being
made to the BungalO in the Executive
building grounds. The bOrers have
played sad havoc with a considerable
portion Of the wood work.
From all accounts the response in
the public schools to the call for funds
for the Lafayette memorial was very
slight. Yesterday was designated as
the time for contributions to be made.
Orders have been received at Camp
Mckinley for the discharge of Sergt.
A. E. Winter Company NJ, First New
York, upon his own application. He
will leave by the next steamer for
home
1t is believed that Rev. John Us
borne, the Episcopal Clergyman OF this
place, was given an honorary seat in
the Episcopalian Congress at Wash
ington. A representative Of Hawaii
is mentioned.
J. NJ. Vivas offers for sale some first
class investments of improved city su-
burban and country properties. Special
attention is called to numbers 3, and
8. Mr.. Vivas will sell at terms TO suit
the purchasers.
The reception of the United Chinese
Society, Protective Union and Chinese
merchants to Mr.. Yang Wei Pin, the
new Consul, will take place in the
rooms of the United Chinese Society
from to 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The Bank of Hawaii, Limited, with a
capital stock of 100000, is incorpOrat-
ed under the laws of the Hawaiian Re-
public The officers and directors are
all we'll known business men, who have
long been identified with the foremost
business interests OF the 1SlandS.
Mr.. Yang Wal Pin, H. / c. NJ. Con-
sui. will open the Chinese Consulate
at the Chinese Union SOciety's build
ing temporarily on the evening Of the
goth of October, 1898. The permanent
location of the Consulate will be in
the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM. Maertans, on Victoria street.
A young man who is quite well
known in town and who draws a salary
from the Government proposed on
Monday afternoon last to kill himself
with a dose of strychnia and was only
prevented by the interference of
friends He had become respondent
ON account of family affairs abroad.
The "Kuokoa" is publishing weekly
an English Grammar in Hawaiian for
the use of the native Hawaiians. The
present article now continued in the
Kuokoa of tomorrow is on The Verbs