The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-21
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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hill galvanized steel windmill.
The big job Of painting the bungalow
has been given TO Ables q Walton.
& The Y. NJ. c. A. continues to be a
very popular resort for Boys in Blue.
Alexander & Baldwin want a good .
office boy we'll acquainted with the
city.
Mrs. Gums dancing class meets
this evening at o'clock in Progress
hall.
There will he a special meeting OF
Hawaiian Lodge No u this evening at
1850.
Miss Kinney, Of the High school will
give lessons in French at her residence
on Vineyard street.
Miss Emmeluth is employed ten
porarily on the books Of the Depart
ment Of Education.
Work is soon to begin on rebuilding
the Pail road from the Electric Light
Station 10 the mountain.
There will not be another meeting
OF the Commissioners Of Education De
fore next Thursday evening.
The Drill Shed roof was given eX-
tensive overhauling this week against
the possibility Of rain tonight.
In response to a call published,
considerable amount of reading matter
has been sent to Oahu prison.
The Interior Office is still without
either Minister of Chief Clerk, both OIL
ficials continuing on the SICK Ilst
Coyne & Mehrtens, upholsterers, in
the Masonic Temple, advertise mat
Orlo 1t lowest
price.
Manuel Phillips is considering an OF
fer from Larry Dee for the sale OF his
flly "Madchen.' won in a rattle a few
nights ago.
Professor Richards native orchestra
will meet again in Ariona hall at I: 80
this evening to complete organization
and for rehearsal.
Representative Paul Isenberg, lately
returned from Kauai, is i'll at his home
in Waialae, Oahu. He will not be aole
to be about for some days.
The reception to the new Chinese
consul will be held from to 3 this al
ternoon at the hall of the Chinese
United Society on King street.
The Amateur Orchestra had re-
haarsal in the Opera House last even
ing of music to be presented in the
Art League plays Saturday night
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the KOlOa Sugar co. VIII DE
held Monday, October "a, at the ONCE
of II. Hackfeld & Co., at 10 O'Clock
H Armitage offers for sale 100 shares
of Mutual Telephone Co.'s stock, as
well as shares of /. /. S. n. Co, Ho-
nokaa Sugar Co. and Pacific Sugar
Mill.
Sergt. Davis, o. S. v, Engineers, is
anxious to meet Capt Robert Parker
Charles Wilson or any other good man
in sword contest, either mounted o.
on foot.
The w. H. Dimond and the J. ID
Spreckels will bring large shipments
of surveys. buckboards and harness for
Schuman's Carriage and Harness Re
pository.
All members of the choir OF the Sec
ond CONGREGATION of st. Andrew
Cathedral are requested to be at th'
rehearsal this evening at o'clock a
the Cathedral.
Grinding for the 1889 campaign
will begin at Eva about December /
The yield is expected 10 be in tn
nelSnDOfUOOu VI CllciI u 4''N" 49,
10000 tons sugar.
An important work in progress /
the Foreign Office just now Is the max
ing of a complete collection or tia
waiian prints for the CongreSslohd
Library at Washington.
When down town shopping, j.
Waterhouse requests that you max
their store your headquarters. Inc
are showing a very fine line OF al
crockery and glassware
Cant. and Mrs Tyler, Of st. Loui
are showing the local kodak henC
. some new wrinkles in printing.
shadow picture they have produced
a rather startling effect.
The heavy Eva stock deal or We
terday was a local transaction. NJ
much of this stock is owned aoroa
and what is held out Of the country
not likely to go ON the market
G r. Collins advertises harne
from the cheapest to the finest pr
duct. horse. stable and carriage gooo
riding saddles and bride. In tact
goods that should be carried in a Ws
appointed shop.
The funeral of Private Ttmberlah
Company /, Eighteenth Infantry, to'
place from St. Andrews Cathedral
10 o'clock yesterday morning. he
Carl Schwartz conducted the servlc<
The remains were inferred in Nuuai
cemetery.
L. C. Ables. real estate and finance
agent, offers for sale number OF We
desirable pieces of city property. Pt
sons contemplating buying or remit
will not be throwing away their til
Inv consulting Mr. Ables. He can
found at $40 Fort street.
b. +. Ehlers & Co, are Offering
new invoice of ladies' vests at TIL
for 81. the regular 50-cent article. Al
nrinted dmities and lawns for 10 eel
a ward. See their big window dispI
and be convinced of the bargains
fered by this popular house.
On Monday, October "a, at Il o clt
noon. J. r. Morgan Will, per oTuer
4 ,i,,ic frat of the