The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12
LOCAL BREvlT!Es.
Orpheum tenight.

The Board Of Health viii meet this
afternoon.
Mrs. a. E Nichols and family have
gone TO Olaa
Mrs. w. w, Hall and son left for Ha-
wall yesterday.
Geo. r. Carter and H. A. Strong have
gone to Hawaii.
{ e. ID. Tenney sailed for the States on
the Coptic yesterday
Don't fail 10 see the educated pig at
the Orpheum tonight.
G. y. Wilcox returns TO Kauai on the
James Makee tomorrow.
Col. George de la Vergne has left for
business trip to California.
baby girl was born on the Coptic
On the voyage from Yokohama to this
port.
Great reduction on genuine Nichol
alarm clocks at NJ. r. Counters, Fort
street
ID. e. Whitman expects a new ship
nent of 80 Tribunes on S. S. Australia
to-day.
All the delicacies of the season TO ar
rive for Camarinos refrigerator, per S.
S. Australia.
The bankruptcies born to the native
woman at Kalihi last Sunday died and
were buried yesterday.
Call up Phone 484, the California
Fruit Co, and order your supply of
fresh fruits and vegetable.
A big audience greeted tbs company
at the Orpheum last night. Complete
change ef program tonight.
Senator A Hooking left for Nahiku
plantation on the Claudine yesterday.
He will return next Sunday.
P. H. Brunette, stock broker. has for
sale Kihei, Maunalei Multi Nahiku,
Waialua, Ookala and Kona.
DR.. C. A. Peterson, inspector of i'm
migration, left on the Claudine for a
toHr-of the Maui plantations.
= Lewis & Ce. will receive their usual
fresh supplies of fruits, vegetables and
fowls per S. S. Australia today.
THE Bergstrom Music Co. is selling
pianos at SO per month They also
keep everything in the music line.
Fresh Eastern and California oysters |
can be had at Notes lunch rooms |
after the arrival of S. S. Australia.
Manager c.. G. Ballentyne, of the |
Rapid Transit Company, inspected the
proposed route of the road yesterday |
- silk umbrella marked Jas F. Fa-
maher, Treka CAL has been lost. A
suitable reward if left at Advertiser
office
w. Brede, ST., will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by any per-
son in his name without his written
order.
At noon today, at the U. S. Commits
sary Depot, Fort street, Jas. F. Nor
gan will sell at public auction 256 bar
rels of flour.
Lieut. W. E. Stafford, U. S. N, we'll
known in Honolulu, is on the collier
Brutus, now en- route from San Fran
cisco to Guam.
Miss Lottie Baldwin. who has been
visiting relatives in this city for the
past week, left for her home, Haiku,
Maui, yesterday.
Call in and see the large variety of
patterns in lawns, dimities and piquesi
at B. F. Ehlers & Co. New goods
opened every day.
Gus. Schuman, Fort street, has a fine
lot of draught horses and young, strong
mules for sale at reasonable prices.
Also a few we'll bred cows.
DR.. Dawson, the popular Lahaina
who sailed by the Coptic
yesterday on a visit to the States, will
return to his post next August.
Stanley Gibbons, the great stamp
man of London, with his wife, were
passengers from the Orient
for the States on the Coptic yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell and the
AZ oil -hn n hppn l.
ing some months on the Islands, left
Yesterday on the Doric for tour of
the Orient.
all clothing bearing their
label to be free from imperfections in
and workmanship. NJ NC
Inerny, agents, Honolulu.
The last lecture of the Y. NJ. c. a.
course will be given next Monday even
ing. Rev. Dr. Hummer will talk on
The Cathedrals of Europe His col
lection of views is unsurpassed.
Messrs. A. w. Keech and Thos. Nc
Lean have entered into copartnership
'or the purpose of carrying on business
as stevedores and ringers. They have
their office at the Oceanic wharf
The hot weather is liable to appear
any day. Have you given the refrlger-
ator. ice box or water cooler a consld-
Grafton. Call and see the fine line the
Hawaiian Hardware Co. has on display
at their store, Fort street.
Rev. A. V. Soares, Of the Portuguese
church. was a passen-
ger for Kauai on the w. G.. Hall yes
-erday. He will aid the organization
If a Protestant mission among his
+bo
Mrs. Hermann Focke and child were
passengers for the continent by the
Coptic yesterday. They will be joined
the uDOO