The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

On account of alteration Sachs store
Will be closed today
st. Louis college will open on Mon
DAY morning, September 18th.
a coast bound mail steamer is ex-
pected from the Orient today.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night for work in third degree.
The jury in the Perry-Lucas bound
airy case will have nice outing today.
Films, all sizes;
New Stock,
At HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd.
A number of the newcomers are ex-
tremely anxious to secure coffee land
on this Island.
Unless Il transport comes along there
will be no more mail from the coast
till the Goth inst.
There will be one other promotion,
far down the line, in the post Office
after September l.
At least one of the secret society
warnings to brethren in the States will
go out by the first mail.
AS two Of the Cabinet members are
out Of town no meetings of the Min
istry are held these days. $
The Davey Photo Co. advertise hand
somely colored flag raising souvenirs
suitable for sending away. ~
B. F. Ehlers & Co. are the only store
on the Islands that has ever shown
the genuine Knox hats.
The genuine Knox" straw hats, also
few genuine "Knox" felt hats re-
ceived at b. T. Ehlers & Co.'S.
At 10 a. m. today at his salesroOms
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at auction
fancy crOckery, ferns and palms.
Many of the oarsmen are comment
ing favorably on the work of the new
stroke for the Healani senior crew.
Arrangements have been made by
the Healani crews with J. w Chapman
to cater for them at the Peninsula.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
now has his Office we'll arranged and
has a number of visitors every day.
The con Change brokers will be
expected to wear high hats. Harry
Armitage, as the veteran5 will lead off.
Definite news of the prospective visit
of a theatrical company to Honolulu
will be received by the next steamer.
Mosquitoline, prepared by Benson,
Smith & Co, Ltd, will positively keep
off mosquitoes and is perfectly harm
less.
John Sullivan is refitting his resi-
dence on Hotel street. The Sullivans
are stopping in the meantime at the
beach.
H. S. Townsend, Inspector General
of Schools, has a notice in this issue
re office hours on and after Monday,
August %.
A number of the boat boys and
swimmers are in training for the re-
gatta in the harbor here on the 23rd
of September.
The telephone at Oahu College has
been out of order for over week,
which accounts for the inconvenience
caused the public.
An ice cream social will be given at
the Salvation Army barracks this after
noon and evening, to which the public
is cordially invited.
DR.. ]. H. Raymond has resumed his
practice with an office on Beretania
street, near Emma. See notice for
change OF Office hours.
Hawaiian Tribe No. l. I. o. r. NJ.
will hold its regular meeting this even
ing at the K. of p. hall at 1880 o'clock.
Work in the Adoption Degree.
One of the DOric's passengers is
dentist. He will probably stay here,
lint in another line, as he found man
or two in his profession ahead OF him.
Allan Jones, who had been a fever
convalescent for a couple of days, is
again laid up. The athlete is hard
fighter against illness, but has had to
weaken.
A quantity of canned pineapples in
cases are being loaded on the Alden
Besse for San Francisco today. They
are from the Hawaiian Fruit and Pack
ing Company.
There was quite a crowd about Arm
orv Square last evening to witness the
drill of the First Battalion, First Reg
iment. N. G. H, The Second Battalion
drills tonight.
It is much harder to remedy long
standing ailment of the eyes than a
recent one. s. E. Lucas charges moth
ing to examine and see if your eyes are
perfect or not.
Mai. Langftt, United States Engi-
neers. and Lieut.. Cameron, Fourth
Cavalry, now on the transport Tacoma,
we're school mates some years ago,
and are naturally close friends here.
Today at 10 o'clock at his salesroom,
Queen street, J. F. Morgan will sell at
public auction an invoice of Vienna
Bentwood and wicker furniture, as well
as iron garden furniture, screens, etc.
C. A. Peterson, inspector of immi-
grants, returned by the James Makee
Yesterday from Kauai. He found labor
matters on the Garden Isle in excep-
tionalIy fine shape and health on the
plantations good.
Hopp & Co. explain how to make
money. go fartherest in furniture and
suggest to the newly arrived house
Keepers and business men who intend
opening an Office, that their store is
the place to visit
When the Commission returns from