The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A part Of a waterproof has been lost.
Reward at this office.
A dividend is due the stockholders
Of the HOnOkaa Sugar Co.
A gold pin has been lost. \ reward
is offered for it's recovery.
The Royal Worcester Corset is for
sale at b. T. Ehlers &, Co. -
Meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge tonight
for work in the second degree.
1t is likely that the Bennington will
soon relieve the Philadelphia here.
Wall, Nichols Co. advertise tripIicate
carbon copy shipping receipt books.
Miss Clarice Towne left on the Kinau
Saturday for short vacation on Ha-
wall.
The Rev. Alex Macintosh is expect
ed home on Wednesday by the Mari
posa.
The Department of Education has a
school notice re opening Of the fall
term.
Commencing today NJ. C. Silva offers
Indian silks, all shades, at 25c per
yard
J. J. Williams has views of all the
various incidents connected with the
flag raising.
L. 3. Kerr Will continue his clear
ance sale for another week. Great bar
gains are offered.
Two intoxicated sailors was the po-
lice record Of arrests up to u o'clock
Saturday night.
Orders for Flag Day Advertisers
should be placed without delay. The
edition is limited and is going fast.
John D. Spreckels sustained an in
jury in an accident at San Diego, but
had about recovered on the 9Th inst. =
Star Spangled Banner will replace
Hawaii PonOi at the conclusion Of the
concert IN Emma square this evening.
At 10 o'clock today, J. f. Morgan
will sell at public auction at 606 Fort
street, the entire household furniture.
Today at u o'clock noon J. f. Nor
gan will sell at public auction at his
salesroOms, one phaetOn and one. sur
rey
For few days more J. T. Water
house viii sell the balance of the dry
goods stock a the old stand on Queen
street.
For infants and children whole
wheat bread is the most valuable food.
The German Bakery makes a speciality
of this bread
Kipahulu has declared dividend of
five per cent. 1t is not unlikely that
HonOkaa will "come again" with a ten
per cent dividend today.
The genuine New York Hop Beer is
being manufactured at $50 Queen
street. A. branch office has been es-
tablished at 81 Hotel street.
Henry Vida has entered the employ
Of Consul Haywood to weigh coal for
the United States Government here.
Four cargoes are now in port.
Frank Davey's views of the flag rails
ing ceremonies will be on exhibition
today They represent in full the in
cidents of the day from start to finish
Captain Parker of the Waialeale,
George Ross, Geo. Harris and Morris
KeohOkalole. will leave Wednesday for
a three-days' trip around the island.
They will go horseback.
No better chance to buy dry goods
than right now The Sachs Dry Goods
Co. is determined to reduce their enOr-
nous stock irrespective of cost. Their
prices must draw trade.
Rev. DR.. M. C. Harris, head ofNhe
y
Japanese on the Pacific Coast and in
Hawaii, expects to sail by the Belgic
tomorrow for his home in California
/8ttorney-General Smith has sent htA
Fascination to President Dole to take
effect as soon as the normal status
has been re-established in Hawaii. Mr..
Smith viii resume his private law bust
ness
two y n
three dogs as mascots. One of the boys
is from Jersey city and is in Company
7. the other, in Company c, is from
Sacramento. One of the dogs is named
Dewey
At St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday
the new form of prayer which places
first the President of the United States,
was used. Chaplain Thompson preach
ed for both services of the second con-
gregation.
Kalua, a guard a Oahu prison, was
RIM over by one of the California Fruit
Co.'S wagons near the Electric works
Saturday morning and had narrow
escaDe. He was on bicycle at the
time
r. r. Berg. Harry Waterhouse, J. P.
Cooke DR.. Humphris and wife, Judge
\ \. Kepoikai, r. Wander Naillen, H.
Giles and Adiutant SimOnson were
among the arrivals from Maui on the
Claudine Saturday morning.
= ARRANGEMENTS for the new Honolulu
plantation at HaIawa have been com
cluded and work there will begin at
once Manager Low bought ninety
eight acres of land from the Govern
ment on Saturday for $4,000.
The occasional Star Spangled Ban
ner" was played at St. Andrews Cathe-
dral at mathis yesterday morning by
Organist Wray Taylor. a prayer for
the President of the United States and
all others i'm authority was included
in the liturgy.
NJ 7. Silva, who is well known as
an empIoye of.the w. w. DimOnd Com
~ C,-az trar his new son. dating