The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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directory yesterday.
Minister Cooper will continue as
Minister Of Education. ~
No more rehearsal for Flag Day
singing. No singing on Flag Day. -
a small furnished house or furnish
ed cottage with board is wanted by
b Al
Henry Vida has sued James Carly
for $1,000 damages for an alleged as
sault.
w. c. Peacock & Co. suggest Pom
merry Sec as a helper to raise the
flag Friday
II. f. Wichman gives something to
the public that viii be appropriate for
flag raising day.
The second battalion First Regi-
ment, Major Mccarthy, viii have drill
at 1880 this evening
The regular annual meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held at
10 O'Clock this morning.
DR.. Griffith and officers on Colonel
BARRIERS staff were surf riding at Wal
Xxi yesterday afternoon.
1t is likely that Honokaa will soon
follow the lead Of Eva in the matter
of doubling capitalization.
Prof. J. NJ. Layhne, ex-School Sup
erintendent of King County, Wash,
arrived by the WarrimOO.
A pass book in the San Francisco
Savings Union has been found. Apply
at Pantheon Shaving parlors.
Sister AIbertina of St. Andrews
Priory left for a visit to Kauai on the
steamer Mikahala yesterday.
Officers of the St Paul expedition
have orders to be aboard the transport
at breakfast time this morning.
A number of Boys in Blue Odd Eel
lows were entertained by Excelsior
Lodge, |. o. 0. F., last evening.
J. J. Egan offers ladies' and child
ren's hosiery, undervests and cOrsets
at reduced prices for a few days.
F. S. Dodge, Captain Commanding
LIST Company of SharpshOOters pub
fishes a notice Of interest to members.
The young son of Joe Kaimihau
night clerk at the Station house, died
yesterday and will be buried this morn
ing. =
4 whaelbarrow race is scheduled to
take place on Fort 'street between
Hotel and King at 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Port Surveyor Stratemeyer is filling
Customs Guager MortOn's place while
the latter is taking a fOrtnights vaca-
ton.
If nothing transpires during the day
to interfere there will be meeting of
the Board of Health at 8 o'clock this
afternoon
Orders for the First Regiment to as
semble at the drill shed at 10 a. m.
Friday were issued yesterday by Col
Onel Fisher.
A couple of handsome new cottages
on the Macfarlane place, near Long
Branch, Waikiki, are now about ready
for occupancy.
Private Meismer of Company H,
South Dakota, and Frank Foster Of
Honolulu were school mates some
years ago in Iowa.
E. II. Wodehouse, assignee of the
estate OF Akana, alias Hing Chong, of
Punaluu, Hawaii, has notice to cred
itors in this issue.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Union Feed Co, Ltd, will be held at
the cOmpany's office, Friday, August
u at o'clock a. m.
Chinese Commercial Agent Goo Kim
will hold a reception at noon Saturday
in honor of the birth anniversary OF
the Emperor of China.
Mrs. Whiting, wife of Captain Whit
ing, will be here on the 18th if she was
able to get word from the Captain, in
Manila, in time to sail.
Archie Steele, manager of the HilC
Tribune, came down by the Kinau on
business and to take in the flag rails
ing. He Will remain over to Saturday
morning.
Very few men of the expedition now
here have any money. About a
months pay is coming to them, how
ever. and they will be comparatively
flush" at Manila.
II. e. Cooper, Minister of Foreign
Affairs has a notice re the ceremonies
of the transfer of Sovereignty of the
Republic of Hawaii to the United
states of America.
The Oahu Railway Will not send out
any freight trains on Friday. The
mixed train leaving Honolulu at 7:1C
a. m. and arriving back at 12:15 will
not be run on that day.
p. 0. Owens, first assistant engineer
of the St. Paul, was recently in the
KIondike and met Ned. Hopkins and
Bert. l. Finney. Mr.. Owens has a four
ounce KlOndike nugget.
John A. Scott, John M. HOrner, Miss
Prescott. A. II. F. RentOn, James R
Renton, Mrs. T J. Higgins, Chas. f
Eagan and Guy f. Maydweu are among
the Hawaii people in town to see the
flag go up.
People who failed to mail their let
ter on the Aorangi last week are de-
cidedly disguised with the nOn-arrival
of the Glengyle from Yokohama which
they had hoped would make the Coast
before the Canadian liner.
the flag is to go up Friday, "occupa-
ton" takes place today. 1t refers tC
the occupying of its new store in the
Wavarley block of the J. 7. WaterhOust
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