The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-30
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Orpheum tonight.

une agency
important notice to kihei subscrib
ers in this issue.
The Board Of. Health will meet to-
morrow afternoon. ~
Walter c. Peacock Will soon be in
Hawaii for short stay.
There viii be no session OF the Ha-
waiian Stock Exchange today.
Not how cheap. but how good. That's
why you should buy Cleveland.
Household furniture for seven rooms
complete, is offered for sale. See advt-
Trainer Durfee reports that the con-
dition of the horse w. Wood is much
improved
Decoration Day. B. F. Ehlers have
an appropriate window display. Don't
fail TO see it.
An Englishwoman desires a position
as resident teacher in private fam
lily. See advt.
Every member of Company B is ord
cred to report at the Armory today at
/ O'Clock p. m.
Directors of Oahu plantation will
make a special trip to the new estate
today or tomorrow.
Violet Dale's poses in The $4,000
Beauty at the Orpheum continue to
be a great drawing card
Miss NJ. E. Killean advertises for a
first class saleswoman for her millin-
cry department See advt.
Fresh milk at 10c a quart for sale at
Star Dairy or at Telephone 1913. Any
quantities delivered to suit. y
Broker Jas II. Love offers McBryde
Sugar Co, Kihei, Nahiku, Ookala and
other island securities for sale. -
There was a Strengthening in the
stock market yesterday Of Olaa and
Maunalei and an advance of Ookala.
The fast wheelmen will go into
training at once for the bicycle num-
bers on the program of the Jockey
Club.
Members OF the Y. NJ c. a. are in
vted to attend picnic to be given on
the Sth of June on the Oahu college
grounds.
]. J. Egan is offering this week fine
line OF organizes, lawns and plquets,
also new designs in shirt waists at
lowest prices.
The Hawaiian Dry Goods Associa-
ton expect to open on or about June
the 10th. with a large new line Of dry
goods, notions, etc.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Maud Aud and Mr.. Henry G.
Pfueger to take place on June stu at
ST. Andrews Cathedral.
Attorney General Cooper's appoint
inent Of E. G. Winston to seat in the
board of Health was approved by the
Cabinet yesterday morning.
The band will play at the residence
of Hon. ID. p. r. Isenberg at Waialae
Sat in honor
of that gentleman'S birthday.
VIII f. Fisher, real estate agent, Of
fers for rent an elegant house, con-
tanning eight rooms, on Vineyard
street Eva of Nuuanu street.
All friends of the Anglo American
Alliance will be interested in a patriot
ic novelty which is being advertised
by A. w. Pearson, 312 Fort street.
The band concert at Emma Square
last evening was greatly enjoyed by
the audience, in which was a number
of the Russian man-Of-war officers.
The location of the Kalihi pumping
station is yet in doubt All depends on
returns from waters now being an
alyzed by DR.. Shorey, the Board of
Health chemist.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday
the Holt property back of the Fort
street school was exchanged for lot
on Richards street, another on Fort
and $500 in cash.
The new Hawaii Railway Company
was discussed at yesterdays Cabinet
meeting, but it was finally laid over
to Wednesday, when a decision Will
probably be reached.
We call the attention of all pho
tographers who wish to supplement
their collection of Island views to the
advertisement of the lie MunyCn Pho
to-Supply Co, on page 3.
Tom Morrissey. for over six years
a driver in the Honolulu fire depart
ment is now in the hack business and
Neeley Boyle has taken Morrissey's
old place at the Central station.
Kamehameha Day, June II, 1899, |
falling on Sunday, Monday, June 18th,
1899 will be observed as a National
holiday. All the Government offices
throughout the Islands will be closed
on that day.
Tenders for removing soil from the
Stangenwald premises, Merchant
street. will be received at the Office OF
l.. A. Thurston until 9 a. m. Friday
next. where full information as TO de
tails can be obtained.
The contract for building the Gov
eminent road from Punalua to Hilea.
in kau. Hawaii. has been awarded to
6 Nakau for $2150. Other tenders
were Isaac John Ahu. $276S; ]. X. ke-
kaula. S2475; ]. II. Waipuilani, $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Castle and Mr..
w. n. Armstrong leave on the steam
er w. G. Hall this morning for Ma
LEILA bay. Spreckelsville. and Olinda,
Mani. where they expect to occupy Mr..
H. p. Baldwin's cottage for several
weeks.
Nc Fawn. of Kwong Lee luen & Co,
King street, offers to contract to sell
five thousand bags Cor less quantity
of No. / Hawaiian rice, yearly for the