The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-24
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Sugar, AS.
0rpheum tonight.


c. T. Cow, at the Orpheum Cafe, has
a horseshoe shaped counter for sale.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange will |
take it's five days vacation at this time |
Reading matter is needed at Camp
Mckinley for men of the Sixth Artil- |
lery.
The band plays at Emma Square this |
afternoon and at Makee Island tomor-
row. Al
Sharkey is already in training for
his fight with Jeffries, to take placed
September 18TH II
Hopp & Co. are offering special
goods this week and next. See page
for full particulars.
A few choice lots at Kalihi are Of
fered for sale on easy terms by William
Savidge, $40 Fort street.
The pupils of Mills Institute will
have their annual outing at Oahu Col
lege grounds this morning
There was an eclipse of the moon
between 2 and 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, easily visible here.
e. d. Tenney is back from the Main
land after purchasing some new ma
chinery for EVA sugar mill
John H. Wilson will soon leave for
the States Mrs. Wilson was pas
senger by yesterdays steamer.
Aunt Jemima" and the Little Mig
GER are located at S. J. Salter's, Or
pheum block. Enquire within.
There was a well-attended drill last
evening of the First Regiment, n. G..
H. The band headed the march.
A Japanese with good references adj
vertises for a position in mercantile
firm. Address Y. Y, this Office.
The Government band will play at
Emma Square this afternoon and at
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
Silver Dick Bland, Congressman
from Missouri since 1872 and ma
tional figure. died on the 18th inst.
Contractor John Ouderkirk has re-
turned from Maunalei plantation,
where he has been building a wharf.
The funeral of the late Joseph Think
err will take place from ST. Andrews
cathedral at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon.
The employees of the Bulletin pre-
sented Daniel Logan with dress suit
on the eve of his departure for Omaha.
There was strong representation of
public school teachers at the wharf
yesterday for the departure of the Mar
ipOSa.
The Egan Dry Goods Co. has just
received new line of fancy ribbons
in plaids, Roman stripes and Dresden
effects.
Princess kaiulani School, Arm
strong Smith principal, closed yester-
day for the vacation, with an enroll
ment of 400.
int Re nf n
jamin & Co.'S clothing before going to
a tailor You risk nothing and stand
to gain lot.
An important Bar meeting is called
for D. m. today at the room in the
Judiciary building now occupied by the
Supreme Court.
The stock books of Eva Plantation
Co. and Waimea Sugar Mill Co. will be
closed to transfers from Goth to 3Otf
insts., inclusive.
Attention is drawn to the ad of the
examinations for admittance to Har
ward University and also Radcliffe Col
Iege for Women.
The Pacific Import Company, Pro
gress block, Fort street, will place OF
sale today ladies' trimmed hats dlrec
from New York.
The ball committee for the Fourtl
of July celebration is extremely anX
ions to secure the Executive buildin
for the function.
III. Waterhouse & Co., agents, ar
advised that their S. S. Port Albert, i
the Seattle line, will arrive July Is
with passengers and freight.
C.. A. (Cabbie) Brown is known i
San Francisco as the bowling swe
from Honolulu, and is accepted
about. the best-dressed man in In
City,
RUBY, Dexter, the Honolulu cyclis
who has been in Auckland for coupl
of wears. is home to stay. He is give
the most cordial welcome by his man
friends.
A Hawaiian Village" will be re;
ture of the Omaha Exposition tn
vear- Some material has been sent c
and more freight and passengers al
yet to go.
Congressman and Mrs. Mondell he
ouite a reception on the deck OF Il
Mariposa Yesterday. H. NJ. Sewall w.
among those to call and bid the v1si
orS farewell.
At the Christian church tomorro
morning Rev. w. A. Gardner VIII Ia
about "The Image OF God. III [
evening his theme will be Does 1t =
TO Be a Christian?"
Tomorrow morning at Central onl
church Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid Will spe
on applied Christianity. Inc eve
ing's subject will be Socrates, t
Prophet of Reason.
All passengers arriving from MOI
American ports are required 10 rep
dailv at the Office of the Port Physlcl
until otherwise instructed. Failure
do so means quarantine at the static
All male Roman Catholics are
ouested to meet at the Mission
Monday at 1880 D. m. to receive