The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-22
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

A first-class barber is wanted at
Jeff's, Fort street
The Orpheum Company has levied a
70 per cent assessment
The Hongkong Maru should bring a
mall tomorrow afternoon.
A Cleveland name-plate is an en-
blem for a high-grade wheel
A meeting of the Council of State is
called for Wednesday morning.
McCandless Brothers have finished
1O-inch we'll at Laie, this Island. -
The Board of Health will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon.
There were thirty six cases on the
Police Court calendar yesterday morn
ing.
w. VOTERS is suffering with a slight
illness. He did not go TO MS office yes
terday.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. u is called for this evening at 100
O'Clock.
Work is rapidly progressing on VIM.
O.. Ashley's new residence on Thurston
avenue.
James A. Low, manager of the Ho-
nolulu plantation, was in the city yes
terday.
Court Canoes, A. o. F., meets to-
night at 1870 O'Clock in K of p hall,
Fort street.
The Board of Directors of the Kihei
plantation held a meeting yesterday
afternoon.
st. Andrews priory school for girls
will open for the fall term Monday,
September 4.
The Gazette semi-weekly Is pages
will be issued today for the outgoing
Island mails.
Between the sewers and the supposed
double tramway track, travel is some
what impeded.
Despite the driZZling rain last nights
band concert attracted quite a crowd
to Emma Square.
At the High School this evening DR..
Dewey will deliver the third University
Extension lecture.
There will be regimental drill and
parade of the National Guard of Ha-
waii this evening.
All persons are cautioned against
trespassing on John Gaspar's land at
Kahauloa Nui, South Kona.
Be sure and drink c. D. c. with soda
we call it a high-ball whiskey.
The First Regiment N c. H. will as
semble at the drill-shed for drill and
parade this evening at O'Clock.
Purser Fernbach has resigned his po-
sition with the Inter-Island Company
and will soon leave for the States
The baseball season is definitely end
ed. 1t is hoped that the football
players will make better showing.
Cyclists are complaining about the
rocks strewn along the street where
the tramway people have been working.
The Prodigal Father" will be pre-
scented at the Opera House tonight by
the Maggie Moore-H R. Roberts Com
pany.
The Y NJ c. A. Review for August
is out. Its leader is a call to work, |
now that the vacation season has
closed.
The band will not play at the
Queens Hospital this afternoon, as it !
will participate in the regimental drill |
tonight.
The position made vacant in the
Mounted Patrol by the resignation OF
Lieutenant Huston will be filled in a
few days.
The regular rehearsal of the Anna
teur Orchestra this week will be held
at s o'clock Wednesday evening in the
Y NJ. c. A. hall.
Hackfe1d & Co. are still awaiting Eu-
ropean advicas before they begin work
on their big warehouse, ito be built on
lower Fort street
The Commissioners of Education
will not meet until the return of DR..
Maxwell, as at present there is not a
quorum in the city.
A man named Carlson, who was ar
rested by Captain Bowers Sunday
night, was sent to the. Insane Asylum
yesterday afternoon.
At noon today at his salesrooms Jas. |
F. Morgan will sell at public auction
twenty shares of Kipahulu Sugar Co. |
stock with dividends.
A number of hack-drivers and wom
en- were fined 81 and costs by Judge
Wilcox yesterday morning on the
charge of disturbing the quiet of the
night.
A Chinese was arrested last night
and charged with larceny in the second
degree. He is alleged to have stolen
$50 worth of clothing from another
Chinaman.
4 Chinaman entered the room of one
of his countrymen last evening and,
hacking a trunk out into the yard,
broke it into kindling wood. He then
made his escape.
Miss de Lartigue, formerly of Miss
Killean's, will open hair-dressing and
manicuring parloTs on Wednesday, Au
gust 23d, next to the Y. NJ. c. a. build
ing, Hotel street
A. F. Murphy & Co.'S retiring from
business sale is still in progress and
the goods must be closed out within the
next sixty days. Boots and shoes at
YOUR own prices at this sale.
J. F. Morgan will, by order of H.
Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, hold credit
auction sale of tailors' and dry goods