The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Aubrey Robinson returned TO Maka-
well yesterday.
The kickap0o show continues 10
draw heavy houses.
w. Danf0rd. Of Maxwell plantation. .
returned to Kauai yesterday.
DR. " r. NTonsarrar left for Kauai
Yesterday on a professional trip.
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\ steam ROAD roller and a coupe OF
rock crushing pants are 10 ne pro
Eiue" 1oi I1Iio "lIHo"1 "HIdS-
On sunday next the BI5hop OF no
noIulu VIII hoId conhrmauoh services
at CHRIST Churcn, south hOha.
There are $50 pupils in Punahou
preparatory school, the largest enroll
ment in the history OF the institution
A promised sporting event is BIZ
cycle road race between John Man0a
and one OF the men at Camp Mchlh-
ley. ~
a deed dated 1874 has been found.
The owner can have same by applying
TO II. J. NOlte and paying advertising
costs.
Neither the master nor the agents Of
the British ship "Buteshire' Will be
responsible for debts contracted by the
crew.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions was held
in Central Union church Yesterday al
ternOon.
Alex St VI. Macintosh leaves the
Foreign Office in a few days to enter
the offices of Cecil Brown and II. NJ.
Won Holt.
J. F. Hamburg. of HackfeId & Co,
was a passenger by the w. G.. Hall yes
terday to Kauai on business trip for
the house.
w. II. Baird. secretary of the Pepee-
keo Sugar Co. publishes the list Of
officers who will serve during the en-
suing year.
It is likely that the Hawaiian Trad
ing Company will in time take the Nc
Chesney building, on the makai side
of Queen street.
The w G. Wflders leave this after
noon on the Australia for California,
where they will visit about two months
returning in January.
PAM Tsenberg. ST.. will arrive from
the State on Friday Paul, Jr., who
has been i'll at Waialae, hopes to be IN
town to meet his father.
II is on the evening of the Sth inst.
and at Progress hall. that a concert
will be given for the benefit Of the Free
Kindergarten Association.
4 magnificent oil painting of Nance
O'NefI fhe work of a New York artist
is shown in a window at the store OF
the Pacific Cycle Company.
Mrs. w. w. GoodaIe, wife of the new
manager of Waialua, and her daughter,
leave for the Coast on the Australia
today for protracted visit.
4 new name is wanted for the Anna
teur Orchestra, which rehearaes this
evening. Send suggestions to Leader
Wray Taylor or to this office
The hand did not have a big crowd al
the Hotel last night. There were
showers, with threatening skies. Sing
ing was a feature of the concert
rho native who was stabbed las
SUNDAY Inv a soldier saws that he would
not he able to identity his assailant
Consequently there will be no arrest
The Oahu Railway and Land Com
nanv now has a foundry in connection
rith tho car shops. William MtIare1
is the foreman of the new department
r;s.oo, eo1d;o,.s now ~ tho conva
l1 i - - p,,,nbboHy,, bav
baan discharged from the service an,
will raturn 10 the Coast today by tn
Australia
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