The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DHS"i' a. strong ana neit nlgleE
Fred H. Hayselden of Lanai is in the
city.
Hotelman Tom James is chief stew
ard on the Scandal for Manila.
J. T. Lund is offering second hand
bicycles in first class condition for S25
Tenders for building the new steam
laundry at IwiIei will be opened to-
day.
The Haiku Sugar Co. viii pay stock
holders dividend today at Bishop &,
Co. 5 bank.
Company D Will have non-com.
school and recruit drill this evening
at $3.50 O'Clock.
A brother of Thomas J. Flynn. of
the Examiner, is in the hospital corps
on the Scandia.
Gen. Merriam I'll return 10 san
Francisco by the Australia. sailing
about September 80
Mrs. Patterson has sold out her
lodging house on Hotel street, oppo-
site the Y. NJ. C. A.
Gen. King gave a dinner to a dis
tinguished company aboard the Ari-
iona, Saturday evening.
The announcement is already made
that there will be horse racing on
Maui on Christmas Day.
No news respecting the movements
of the Philadelphia ware received by
Admiral Miller Saturday.
The band of the First New York
regiment is one of the best that has
ever visited this country
McChesney & Sons may build on the
site of the old l. l. 5. n. office and up
to Grinbaum's, Queen street.
Additional Red Cross nurses on the
Scandal are Mrs. Elsiefeld of Utah and
Miss Schaefer of Oakland, Cal.
The Commission held long session
Saturday and will continue its deliber-
atiOns at the usual hour this morning.
Kamehameha schools, St. Andrews
Priory and Miss Fanning's Kindergar-
ten Will open this morning for the fall
term.
The attention of the readers of the
Gazette is called to the change in the
time table Of the Wider's steamship
Kinau.
Rev. G. L. Pearson Iectured to a
large audience of men in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall at the regular meeting yester-
day afternoon.
The Tacomas horses and mules will
likely remain permanently in HOnOlu-
H. If no use is found for all of them,
some will be sold.
1t will only take you ten minutes to
learn whether you can get your
moneys worth of harness at c. r. Col
Inns harness shop. i
Mrs. Woodwork, wife of Col. Wood
worth, Gen Merritts staff, is a through
passenger by the Scandal for Manila
to join her husband.
About two dozen United States wag-
ons were on the Waikiki road at time
Saturday, hauling supplies to the |
troops at the camp.
Several members of Company E, |
lately regulars, will leave by the Co !
lumbia, which is supposed to be now |
at Hilo, for the States.
An elegant assortment of ladies' |
underwear and infants bonnets and |
hats is being displayed this week at n. |
S. Sachs Dry Goods store.
The band welcomed the Scandal at |
the Oceanic wharf Saturday morning. |
The New York regiment band, on |
board the steamer, also played.
One of the soldiers on the troopship !!
Scandal was taken to the United States (
government f1OSpIJdl dl y CiOCh last
evening very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Dodge will reopen
their school for primary grades at
their new residence on Vineyard street |
near Emma, on Monday, September y.
The dance at the Hawaiian hotel |
Saturday evening was a great social
success. 1t was greatly enjoyed by
town people and visitors to Honolulu.
issued Saturday afternoon, showing
the board for that day. Another SEES
sion Will be held at 1880 tomorrow
morning.
The Union Pulp and Paper Co., of
San Francisco, are in the market for
wrapping and printing paper, paper
bags, twines, etc. They are the agents
for the Lebanon Straw Paper Mills.
Bruce Warning & Co., Investment
Brokers. Insurance Agents and deal
ers in land, offer some fine improved
and unimproved city and suburban
properties as we'll as property at HilO,
Hawaii
II. w. Schmidt & Sons announce the
arrival of their last invoices of goods,
which will be opened today The goods
will be sold at the same low prices as
heretofore. an extra ten per cent dis
count being allowed.
Col. G. w. Macfarlane, John Cassidy,
p. POLITE. Frank Gassaway, c. VOL
ters. Miss Juliette Smith, }. x. Far
lev and H. Schultze were among the
number of passengers TO sail by the
Coptic for the States.
Although the tendency nowadays is
to have a large variety Of colOring in
a room, the colOrs of each piece of
furniture and covering should be care
fully studied out Hopp & Co. make it
their business to assist you.
Mrs. Savant Jerome HOmeCpath, is
located in the Progress block, corner
Fort and Beretania streets. Special
study made of Dietetics and Physia-
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