The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-27
LOCAL BREViTIES.
Orpheum tonight.


Hanna's.
Turn-overs and jelly tarts al the
German Bakery. Fort street.
Central Union church choir practice
is called for 1870 this evening.
The United States tugboat Iroquois
remains in this port indefinitely.
G.. Schuman. Fora street. carries
full line of high and low priced har-
ness.
Elegant designs in cuff buttons At H.
G. Biarts, manufacturing jeweler, Fort
street
The Healani Boat Club will give one
of their enjoyable dances next Friday
evening.
A blacksmith is wanted Apply at
the Hawaiian Iron Fence Co, Lincoln
block, King street.
An important notice to the members
of p. II. Brooks Division No. /, APP
pears in this issue.
First appearance of T. F. Mack in
magic and cabinet mystery tonight at
the Orpheum Theater,
Fairbanks Fairy, Floating Soap for
The toilet or bath, for sale at S. J.
SalteT's, Orpheum block.
The Inspector of immigrants, DR.. G.
A Peterson, is back from an official
Hawaii
The Golden Rule Bazaar, Fort stree,
has just received a large lot of new
books by popular authors. II
Miss Marcia Potter entertained
friends last evening at card party at
the home of Nj. and Mrs. l.. a. Thurs
ton. 4
An excellent dinner will be served
at the Home Bakery Cafe tomorrow
from ) I'LL 7 p. n. See menu in this
issue.
The band will render attractive pro-
grams at the concerts at Emma Square
this afternoon and Makee Island to-
morrow.
By special request, the laughable
farce comedy entitled The SlO,Ooo
Beauty, will be repeated at the Of
pheum Theater.
The Waikiki water main is TO De eX-
tended around Diamond Head TO kaa-
laval The workmen are now nearing
the lookout station.
A gentleman from the States has sue
ceeded in placing several blocks OF
stock in a mining corporation mere
within the past week
DR.. oliver, physician in charge OF
the Settlement, and Health Officer I. Is: |
Reynolds were passengers on the Maul
from Kaulapapa yesterday !
j. IIando has in a new line OF boys |
crash suits. Also mems fancy flannel
suits at bed rock prices. Cal ana see
them. Fort street near King
Wholesale prices are high when com
nared with the reduced prices prevail
ing at kerr's, the Queen street I'M
porter, for the following week
At 6 O'Clock Sunday morning the
Rev. Yin Yet will be ordained a priest
csc congregation will attend the ser
vice.
KentweIl. a student at Oahu college.
sustained a scalp wound yesterday by
striking his head against step III the
swimming pool. 1t was necessary 10
call a surgeon.
native school teacher in South
Kona who has been in the habit OF
ordering liquor from Honolulu. has
been spoken to- by the Commission
ers of Education.
An inquest is 10 be held over the re-
mains of an infant child found yester-
day in a box on the kakaako mud
flats. Life has been gone from the body
a fortnight or more.
Twenty-Five head of horses and
mares will be sold at public auction to-
day noon by Jas. F. Morgan on the
PREMISES in the rear of the Dowsest Els
tate office. Queen street.
The annual lawn party Of the Clean
ers will be given this afternoon at the
premises of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. cas-
tie. These events are always popular
and deservedly successful.
E. Ellsworth Carey, not unknown TO
local fame in Honolulu, is now city edl-
tor of the Manila Freedom, OF when
Geo. H. Fuller is business manager and
Don G.. w. MusSer, editor.
An invoice of fine rattan furniture,
consisting of parlor. veranda and re-
clining chairs, rockers, settees, etc.
will be sold a. public auction today
at 10 a. NJ at Morgan's salesrooms.
The Pythian memorial services Will
ne held at the Castle Hall, Fort street,
at $50 tomorrow afternoon. Inc Uni
form rank is TO attend and all Sir
KNIGHTS are urged to be on hand
promptly at the hour indicated
4 cordial invitation is extended by
the Geo. w. De Long Post. No. 10, G
A R, to all sojourning and vlsIlns
comrades veterans and members OF
Kindred organizations and the general
hubble TO attend the memorial services
at the Christian church on Sunday,
2Sth, at $50 o'clock.
There was a good attendance at the
High School las evening for professor
RoIfe's lecture on Hawthorne. Ihere
followed an interesting discussion on
Robert Louis Stevenson. with mention
of his residence and work here. Ho-
o1u1u figures in several Of SGevenson'S |,
works and he was very fond Of Ha-
waii.
The funeral of Private Ellsworth D.
Smith. of Battery n. Sixth Artillery.
took place from St. Andrew cathed,
raj yesterday afternoon. The deceased