The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
0rpheum tonight.

80 'Siiici has DeSH lOSL, See all |
Yesterday was Government salary
day
P. B. and L. A meeting on Monday
night
People who ride Clevelands die OF
old age Fact
Deputy Sheriff Faneuf, OF Eva. was
in town yesterday.
The barber shop of the Hawaiian
motel is for rent. See advt.
There will be no meeting of the Y
NJ. Z. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Look up the LIE Munyon Photo-Sup-
ply Co.'S ad regarding funeral day
Leslie Scott has been elected captain
OF senior crew of the Myrtle Boat
Club.
See Morgan's column for list of
sugar stocks to be sold at public auc-
ton today noon
DIR. and Mrs. McGrew will spend the
month of July at their country home
at Pearl Harbor.
Nigel Jackson will be the special DO
lice officer at the Orpheum under the
new management.
There will be no baseball today, rs
respect to Kapiolani
1t is expected that numbers of car
rage people will try the new kaiu-
lani boulevard on Sunday
The Honolulu Tobacco Co import
only the finest and most popular
brands of smokers articles
A few choice residence lots at Ka-
lihi are offered for sale on easy terms
by William Savidge, Fort street
Miss Jennie Murray will be the
young lady to personate Columbia in
an official float on the 4th of July
H. Hackfeld e Co., Ltd. have been
authorized to sell the genuine Harzer
Sauerbrunnen at S. per case of fifty
bottles.
SakimOto, a Japanese vendor of
: -"ilk, was fined $25 and costs yester
day morning for adulterating the milk
he sold
Valuable city property on Beretania
and Miller streets will be sold by pub
lie auction today noon at MOrgan's
salesrooms.
The third assessment of 10 per cent
on the assessable stock of the Kihei
Plantation Co. will be due and payable
LIST August.
When ladies speak of supreme hap
piness you can wager your life they
mean the Tribune bicycle. d. E. Whit
man, agent.
George Angus, of Thee. H. Davies &
Co, will leave early this month for a
Mainland trip extending to the At
lantic seaboard.
There will be a meeting of the
IL h01 of yoi at
the offices of J. M. Dowsett at 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
The agents of the S. S. Australia are
in receipt of advices to the effect that
the steamer will not arrive here till
Monday, 10th inst.
A twenty per cent assessment on
Waialua Agricultural Co. shares is due
and payable at the office of Castle &
Cooke, Ltd, today.
The Cabinet yesterday granted the
request that the Fourth of July fire
works be allowed to be set off in the
Executive grounds.
There will be a meeting of the
Council of State this afternoon to pass
upon pardon recommendations made
by the Executive Council.
A draft for $4,000 drawn by the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. of New York
in favor OF Jas. #. Morgan and Mar
garet T. Morgan has been lost.
VIII E. Fisher offers special induce
ments for home lots in his advertise
ment of the Pawaa Tract lots. Cut the
map out and visit the property.
A Supreme Court notice in re guard
ian's sale of real estate in the matter
of the estate of Edwin, Iokepa and Ke-
oni Hamauku, appears in this issue.
The subject for the morning service
at the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow will be, Assurance in Pray
err" A patriotic service will be held
at 1850 p. m.
That valuable piece of land opposite
the residence of II. W. Schmidt, Bere-
tania, between Punchbowl and Alapa,
will be sold at auction next Saturday
by JAS. f. Morgan.
There will be a meeting in the
Chamber of Commerce hall at u: 50
today of the general Fourth of July
committee. The reports Of sub-com-
mittees will be heard.
By order of the Circuit Court First
Judicial Circuit, JAS. f. Morgan will
sell at public auction on Saturday next
at his salesrOOms, the Gulick prems
Uses situate on King between Fort and
Alakea streets.
Sunday will afford an excellent OPP
portunity to view the beach lots 1t
KaaIawai, beyond the park, to be sold
at public auction next Saturday by
Jas F. Morgan. See diagram of lots
on page today.
The Medical Association of Hawaii
is to meet at o'clock this evening al
the office OF DR.. r. p. Myers. The
subject for discussion will be Pull
monary Tuberculosis. All physi-
clans are invited to attend.
The local stock market has steadied
and the tone is much better than fol
several days. The Hawaiian EX-
change will not have a session today
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