The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Volunteer Hats-Mrs. Hanna


Harry Corson Clark is pIavino with
his comedy company in Oakland
L. q. Tracy will sail by the next Aus
nently.
N: H. zeave of this city. has return
ed from the Klondike and is now in
San Francisco.
W. X. Rathburn's Kahuku stage
!eaVes the Pantheon Stables this morn
ing at o'clock
a small white mare has straysd from
Jne queen hotel. Reward for infOrma-
ton and recovery.
9. A. johnson, empowers Wilson &.
Whltehouse TO act for him during his
absence from the Islands.
Jas. Steiner and family have left
Europe for the United States and viii
arrive in Honolulu October Il.
There will be a moonlight drill Of
the First Regiment, \. c.. r.. on the
night Of Thursday, September %.
l.. b. Kerr wants this portion of the
earth to know that ne is Offering first
class dry goods at first class prices
The Hawaiian band will play for the
public reception at President DOle's on
4
noon.
Eakn & Whitman are displaying a
handsome arrangement of pumps,
lamps and bicycle sundries in their
window
II. F. Wichman is in receipt of an
other new line of the gold and enam-
eled frames that have had so large a
demand
a Court of the A 0. F. is to be estab-
lished at Hilo. The charter petition
with sixty-three signatures, left by the
Alameda.
The Minister of the Interior gives
notice that Charles Clark has been
appointed Notary Public for the First
Judicial Circuit.
On account of the absence of Min
lister Cooper there was no meeting of
the Commissioners of Education yes
terday afternoon.
A full day will be put in by the
Commission today. AS time is getting
short it may be decided to work part
of tomorrow also.
Messrs. Coyne and Mehrtens have
formed partnership to carry on the
business of practical upholsterers in1
the Masonic Temple
A rehearsal of the choir of the Sec
ond Congregation, st. Andrews Ca
thedral, will be held in the church at
s o'clock this evening.
Bruce Waring, who came to the ISL |
ands some years ago and was for a long
time the real estate partner of Chas. |
s. DeSky, is now in Dawson City.
Adolph Wolf, brother of Mrs. c. H. |
Jennings, of Eva, arrived by the Mo |
ana for a visit to the Islands San |
Francisco is the home of Mr.. Wolf
A small blaze at G. w. c. Jones
place. Palama, yesterday afternoon
was quickly eXtinguished by the family
without help from the fire department.
Ewing's latest from the Williams
gallery is striking and beautifully
finished portrait of Mrs. John Sumner
Ellis, shown at the Pacific Hardware
Co.
Capt. Arthur Coyne, lately of Com
pany e, N. G. H., regulars has formed
a partnership with J. A. Mehrtens and
will engage in the upholstering bust
ness.
In making up an inventory for the
Commission old bills have been dug
up" showing the cost of the pair of
$165 each.
Honolulu Commandery No. l, X. T.
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at 80 o'clock, with work in the
Temple" All visiting Sir knights in
vited to attend
Marshal Brown has returned the eX-
ecution in the assumpsit suit of Goo
Kim VS.. r. w. Wilcox unserved, for
~ to f<fx |
il could be found.
Geo Grau, who has been with a big
firm here many years, left for the
States by the Alameda. Mr.. Grau men
toned his intended departure to only
a very few friends.
The Bergstrom Music Co. is offering
glass insulators, which improve the
tone of your piano, at a special inside
price Mr.. Brand, an expert tuner, has
taken charge of the tuning depart
ment.
The leading grocers give notice that
they will not open their stores Regatta
Day. Saturday, September II, and re
quest that orders for Saturday and
Sunday be placed as early as possible
today.
Emmett May, the Germania insur-
ance company man, says that Hawaii is
the star attraction at the Omaha eX-
position and that thousands of people
in the States propose visiting the
Islands.
w. A. Usher, a passenger by the
Columbia, complained at the police sta
ton yesterday morning that he had
been robbed aboard ship of $120. 1t
seems that he hid the money under his
inflow and came up town.
In the strong box of the Alameda,
for San Francisco last Wednesday, was
$500 900 in transit from the Colonies.
This is the second largest amount ever
taken from Sydney to San Francisco.
The Monowai carried $4,000 more