The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-03
LOCAL EREvITIES.

Hutchinson, April %, s32.121s bid;
1925 asked
Certificates were issued TO Nahiku
stockholders yesterday.
There will be a complete change of
program tonight at the Orpheum.
A special meeting Of Harmony
Lodge No. this evening. See notice.
Dick Daily, the proprietor of the Owl
lunch wagon, is in the clutches of the
grip.
Change of programme at the Or
pheum Theatre tonight. Don't fail to
see it.
Paauhau, sale April %, s42. There
were transferred 2,285 shares at CHS
figure.
Plans are being considered for the
construction of an addition to the post
office
A Cleveland this year means a
Cleveland next year. They never dis
appoint.
There will be drill of the second
battalion tonight, Maj. Camara COM
manding.
President Dole will meet the plant
ers again next Monday to discuss the
labor question.
Geo. A. Davies, the attorney, left for
Kauai last evening on business. He
will return Saturday.
The native arrested by officer Ferre-
ira for crulty to animals was fined $40
and costs yesterday morning.
For great bargains in fine city and
suburban property, see Schnack and
Dortch column, in this paper.
Pamphlet copies of the Olaa pros
Bectus were mailed to intending sub
scribers and others yesterday. y
AS stood on the corner waiting for\
a street car / decided that | could
afford to buy a Tribune Bicycle.
The band concert at the Queea-S
hospital yesterday afternoon was
greatly enjoyed by the inmates.
The steamer Upolu's time table APP
pears in this paper. Theo. H. Davies
Il Co, Ltd, are the local agents. ~
l.. NJ. Vetlesen, of the Hawaiian
Hardware Co., offers number of artl-
cles for sale cheap. See advertisement
The Janet waldorf Co. will present
Sheridan Knowles play, The Hunch-
back. at the Opera House tomorrow
night.
One of the Sixth Artillery soldiers
on a furlough of a month has secured
profitable employment at the Honolulu
Iron Works.
A certificate, No. %, of the Hawaii
an Fertilizer Co, Ltd, issued to Geo
F. Renton for fifty shares, has been
lost. See advt.
DIR. Noblitt, charged with violating
the rules of his profession, is to APP |
near before the Board of Health again !
this afternoon.
The son of Col Mills, the new garrl-
son cornmandant here, entered Oahu
college yesterday. The new student Is
II years of age.
Tt is contemplated to start a sugar
plantation on land owned by Sam /.
Parker and situated about ten miles
from Kawaialhae, Hawaii.
III. Espinda, who has been mem
Der of the police force for i've years
has resigned his position and VIII i've
in Hilo.
The Quaker doctor was arrested
again yesterday charged with prac-
Using medicine without license. inns
makes the third time he has been ar
rested.
An auction sale of tailor goods Will
he held today at 10 o'clock at Morgan S
sa1esroOms. Fine serges, tWeedS, cas-
simeres, doeskins, Innings, ETC., Will pe
offered.
The Government band will give
eoncert at 10 o'clock this morning at
Queen Emma hall. This is entertain
nent for the children of the free kind
ergartens.
The second assessment of ten per
cent on the capital stock OF klnei
plantation Co. is now due and payable
IF Alexander IL,
Judd Building.
Cbas Hitchcock, LID, of Dart
mouth. will lecture tomorrow evening
at Pauahi hall, Oahu college, on Inc
Geology of These Islands There Will
be lantern slides.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a Capital c and Character
Social at the Methodist parsonage
Thursday evening, TO which everybody
is cordially invited.
The Rev G. L. Pearson will deliver
an address before the faculty and
students of the Oahu college Thursday
morning. Subject: The Literary Al
fractions of the Bible
A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Hawaiian Sugar Co. Will be
held on Tuesday, May 9Th, at ~
o'clock. at the offices of Alexander q
Baldwin, Judd Building.
At the meeting to be held next week,
the $40 shares of MakaweH are TO pe
declared paid UP. For several year
the corporation property has peen SUI
fcient to warrant this step.
Among the passengers yesterday os
the Kinau was F. H. Macdonald, WHO
will assume the position of chief enSi-
aeer at Kihei. He was formerly fore
man of the Honolulu Iron Works.
Rev. DIR. Tubbs, for many years
city missionary in San Francisco, Is