The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Hama plantation. s17.8712 bid: SIS
asked.
j. NJ. Dowsett returned from Maui
yesterday.
Hutchinson plantation, S6350 bid;
$64 asked.
Dr.. w Averdam returned from Ha-
wall on the kinau.
Capt. i. Ablborn, manager Of La
hai1a plantation, IS IN the city
Bishop Gulstan was a passenger .bx.
the Claudine from a diocesan visit 10
Maui
The German Bakery has contributed
800 loaves Of bread for the soldiers
dinner. 49,
Some OF the troops aboard the trans
ports now here will do some marching
and drilling ashore
All money for the Soldiers rhankz.
giving dinner is to be paid 20 Mr. J.
b. AthertOn, treasurer
A silk flag for the First California
Regiment viii be aboard the transport
Newport. in care Of Gen. Miller.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. claim
for the Alaska Tefri geratOrs and ice
boxes the paragon Of excellence"
James Sherwood is disposing Of his
property al Long Branch and intends
soon to leave Honolulu for Manila.
The annual meeting of the Union
Feed Co. will be held tomorrow 1T Il
o'clock a. N. at the office Of the com
pany.
S. H. Friedlander has disposed of
his share in the San Francisco the
atrical firm TO Messrs. GottlOb and
Marx
Clarence White, of Macfarlane &
Co.'S, who is convalescing at Waialua
is reported greatly improved in
health
The Wilder 5. 5. Co. will hold their
annual meeting Monday, November
21st, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the com
pany's office.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. claim for
Disinfectine that it will keep your out
buildings and cesspools in a perfect
sanitary condition
The horse and buggy belonging to
James Sherwood of Waikiki, was raf-
fed away on Saturday night and won
by Capt. T. b. Murray.
G. r. Collins is in receipt of hand
some line of Macintosh and Astrachan
the thing for the wet season
The ladies interested in the Thanks
giving dinner are requested to meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock at Mr1.
Dole's home on Emma street.
Causes of camp sickness are precise
ly the same in Porto Rico as in Ha-
waii. The report from Porto Rico puts
the case plainly and convincingly.
British Commissioner Kenny is
much interested in the almost perfect
type of crater on Molokai near the
road between the two villages of the
Settlement.
Last night many Of the boys from
the transports spread their blankets on
the ground under the sheds along the
wharves and enjoyed a good nights
sleep on terra firma.
This is the morning when work for
the coming KilOhana Art League EX-
hibition is TO be sent in. All work to
De exhibited will be received at the
League rooms from 8 until u.
A special meeting of Rebekah Lodge,
/. o. o. F., will be held this morning
at 10 o'clock at Harmony hall, TO make
arrangements for attending the fun
eral of the late George Cowles
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra will please remember that the
rehearsal this week will take place ON
Wednesday evening at s o'clock at The
residence of Mr.. T. May, kinau street.
The services of the Second Congre-
CATION of st. Andrews Cathedral yes
terday were unusually we'll attended
despite the Indictment weather The
singing by the choir was exceptionally
good. Rev. Alex Macintosh preached
at both services.
1t is this evening and at Pauahi Hall,
Punahou, that Jamie Wilder will de-
liver travel lecture under the aus
pices OF the University Club. Citizens
generally are invited Mr.. Wilder
leaves by the Coptic to attend the
Worlds Fair at Paris.
J. r. Judd son of Chief Justice Judd
a student at the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons in New York City, reg
istered as a voter there for the cleo
tions of the Sth inst. He is Republi-
can and voted with all the rest of the
students for Teddy" Roosevelt.
The remaining companies of the
First Tennessee en- route for Manila
on the transport City of Puebla are as
much infatuated with Honolulu as
were lneIE COiil1duSo W no pIeCeueu
them. Shore leave was given to ten
members of each company last night
The following deaths are reported
from the convalescent camp on Punch
bowl: Private George CoWles. Red
Cross Corps, First Regiment y. Y V.
on Saturday night; Private Robert
Wands, Company c, First Regiment n
Y. V, (tuberculOsis) on Sunday morn
ing
Managers w. w. Goodale, Of Waia-
lua plantation and W. J. LoWrie, OF
Spreckelsville plantation, arrived in
the city yesterday. G. N. Boote, late
manager of Spreckelsyille, was a pas
senger by the Claudine from Maui, and
p Geo. f. Renton, the new manager OF
Eva plantation, also arrived yester-
day.