The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-10
LEGAL. SaEglItES.

Orpheum tonight.
Olive Sterling is here.
Hawaiian Commercial $50.
Hawaiian Hats at Mrs. Hanna's
c. Bolte has returned from Hama.
The band plays tonight at Emma
Square. :
to the metropolis -.
the city ON Saturday
Gee-' Fl. Wilcox and A. S. Wilcox,
of kdu,zl, are in town
Miss Wallard, complexion specialist,
has card in this paper.
The best value for the least money at
n. 5. Sachs Dry Goods Co.'S, Ltd.
The heavy wind still continues. This
is probably Col. Macfarlane's storm.
Thirty '99 Tribunas to arrive on the
S. S. Australia for d. E. Whitman
agent.
There was large attendance at the
funeral of Antoine Oliyera Saturday
morning.
There was crowded house and a
good program at the Orpheum Satur-
day night.
A dividend is now due and payable
to the stockholders Of Hart IL Co. Ltd
at their office. -
Promoter A j. Campbell returned
from Puma, Hawaii, on the Kinau with
q pocket full Of options. \
y w. II. Rice of Lihue, and August
Dreier, of Eleele, were passengers from
the Garden Isle yesterday.
The missionary Kekela preached to
large congregations at Kawaiahao yes
terday morning and evening.
Members of Geo. w. De Long Post,
G.. A. r., will attend the funeral of the
late Thomas Campbell today.
Bert Peterson has several hundred
shares of Kihei q number Of Maunalei
Nahiku and other stocks for sale.
A gold watch and chain were lost in
the vicinity of Prospect and Pensa
cola street. Reward at this Office.
Z Rev. DR.. NJ c. Harris preached last
/evening at the Methodist church in
place Of Rev. Pearson, who is i'll with
the grip.
Direct TO the gold fields of Alaska by
the British-American liner S. S. Ga
rome. For further particulars see ad
on last page.
A sale of household furniture will be |
held by Jas. F. Morgan today at 10 q. |
m. on the premises corner of King and !
South streets.
Judge Peterson and his brother, r. |!
G. A. Peterson, the broker, have taken |
the front office in the wager building |
on Kaahumanu street.
A gang of Russian War players was
raided by Detective KAPPA Saturday |
morning. The bankers were doing a
big business at the Mail wharf.
utor's sale Of real estate, situate in Ka-
lhi. at his salesrooms, Queen street,
at noon today. See advt. for full par
ticulars.
Capt. L. Ahlborn and family, of La
haina plantation, arrived on the Claud
inc yesterday. After a short stop in
the city they will leave for an extend
ed visit to Germany.
Do you want to see the latest in
phaetons surreys, road carts, etc? Call
at the Honolulu Carriage Mandatory;
they just received a large shipment di-
rect from the factory.
l.. Christensen, who has been in the
hospital for a week, hopes to be about
again in a day or two. He speaks in
high terms of the treatment accorded
patients in that institution.
Miss F. Washburn, formerly with
Geo. D. Gear, attorney. has opened an
office in the Judd Building, room 202,
where she will be pleased to do public
stenography and typewriting.
Charles Lubbock for some time keep
er at the Healani boat house, who went
to Manila with the United States troops
last fall, writes that he is we'll and ex-
poets to return TO Honolulu when peace
is declared.
oioJ mo Of hn / anipS' IL
ciety of Central Union church will be
held on Tuesday April II. at 10 a. M.
in the parlors of the church, for the
transaction of business of importance.
A full attendance is requested.
Last Saturday was the eighty-second
birthday of King Christian TX Of Den
mark. whose consort died quite recent
Iy. only two years his junior. Inc
aged monarch is a superb horseman
and still hale and hearty, having led
an exemplary life.
The stock market showed signs or
awakening activity Saturday morning
Over 1900 shares of Kihei were SOLD at
prices ranging from SIC to $40, and a
number of shares of Walalua. II ia
rumored that ]. y. McCandiess. the
well-borer. was the Kihei buyer.
III. A. Baldwin. of Paia plantation, ac-
companied the remains of the late
Thomas Campbell to the city yester-
day. 1t was the intention of his father,
III. P Baldwin. to attend the obseQuleS,
but owing to an accident from falling
from a horse he could not make the
trip.
Capt H. A. Springett. Of the United
States Engineer Corps, with SIX officers
and seventy men of Companies X and
NJ returned from tour OF kauai yes
terday The boys yelled themselves
hoarse upon leaving Nawiliwili on Sat