The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-28


K. of P, tonight Work in the first
rank.
Miss NJ E. Killean advertises for
first class skirt trimmers. See advt. in
this issue.
A lively party of city young people
left for Kauai yesterday by the steamer
Mikahala.
card of thanks from the family of
the late Daniel McCorriston appears in
this issue.
Williams has produced some splen-
did pictures of the late Queen DOwager
Kapiolani
Harry Armitage gives special atten-
ton to purchase and sale Of sugar
stocks and bonds.
Each of the inter island steamer
lines could use several more boats to
advantage just now.
In addition to full load of other
freight, the Kinau outgoing yesterday
had on deck twelve mules.
Miss Killean advertises the opening
of new shipment of imported hats of
the most exclusive designs.
A single room with board for gentle
man, in private family, can be found
by addressing Box 627, P. o.
G. Schuman, Fort street, has large
shipment of fine, strong, young mules
to arrive on the bark Alden Besse.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. s. Crane are
spending portion of their honeymoon
at the Cassidy home in Old Waikiki.
Fraulein Hasforth and Mr.. Campbell,
of the Oahu college faculty, were pas
sengers for the coast by the S. S. Cop
tic.
The practice of J. H. Raymond, NJ.
D., will be looked after during his alb
sence (until July 16) by DR.. c. B.
Wood.
A good many signatures of prom
inence are being placed on the petit
ton for the Fourth of July pardon of
Herring.
A visitor remarks that if there is a
business in Honolulu unincorporated,
it must have been overlooked by pro-
motors.
1t is all the rage now. Everyone
speaks of the Philadelphia ice cream
served at the fountain of the Honolulu
Drug Co.
Photo buttons of the late Queen
Dowager are to be had of B. Lichtig,
and at Wall, Nichols Co. and the Gold
en- Rule Bazaar.
The whole of the waterfront and a
good portion of uptown was interested
yesterday in the pause Of the COptlc
outside to send back stowaway.
If there are to be no horse races on
the Fourth there can be a much more
elaborate or extensive program of field
sports than had been intended origin
ally.
Ladies are reminded that the grand
opening of Miss II. Pauline Oman s
millinery at the Egan Dry Goods Co.
Fort street, is set for Thursday, 10Th
inst.
Business of unusual Importance vii
be brought this evening before Mystic
Lodge, knights of Pythias, at it's reg
ular meeting A full attendance is de-
sired
"Ruby'' Dexter has been offered al
appointment in the post office, where
he held a position for several year:
before going to Auckland to deal in hi
cycles.
Capt j. H. Hilbus, master of thu
Government tug Eleu, has received thu
sad news of the death of his age'
mother at Washington, d. c., Aprl
%, last.
Geo. Hons, secretary, has favore
the Advertiser with an invitation L
attend the meeting of the Maui Rae
ing Association on July 4. Some fin
sport is expected.
Joseph Bonnet, late of Martins Par
lors. Paris, is now prepared to q
ladies' hairdressing in all the lates
STYLES. Leave orders at Union Barbe
Shop or ring up telephone 696.
The attorneys will meet at the Jud
ciary building at 4 o'clock this after
noon to perfect organization OF ba
association and to act on the resolt
lions deferred from Saturday last.
About a score of people unable
secure cabin passage for the coast o
the Coptic organized special mess
the European steerage and expect
have a good time for five days ana
half.
An attorney who said that he hf
made a careful canvass reported Ia
evening that the Judiciary feSoi
lions" to be brought before the ne
Bar Association this afternoon wou
be defeated.
New shipment of live stock. Fine
of big mules, saddle ana marine
horses: three nice family morse
ladies' saddle mare; some stylish '
Stock Yards Co.
Mrs Haywood, wife OF the l.
Consul General. contemplates maxi
her second pleasure trip to Japan. T
Honolulu society people have dev
onad great fondness for jaunts II
the land of the Mikado.
r 6 McCandless (KimO) arrlv
from Kihei by the w. G.. Hall yesterd
and left for Kaunakakai by the Kin;
He reports striking satisfactory IL
of good water at Kihei and says q
several more artesian wells Will
Sunk al once.