The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-15
LOCAL BREVITlES.
orpheum tonight.

The band will play tonight at Emma
Square as usual
joe Grimes, weight 80 pounds. rides
an ordinary Cleveland, out of stock.
Try Bromo Kola for seasickness and
nervous headache. Honolulu Drug Co.
There was a large attendance at the
l. NJ {. \. meeting yesterday after
noon.
R. c. A. Peterson has all the Island
securities for sale and buys and sells
bonds
Only a small percentage of those
booked 10 leave by the Gaelic secured
accommodations
The S. s. Australia sails for San
francisco tomorrow and will have a
large passenger list.
The jury in the case of the Kahuku
rioters is to be permitted to attend the
theater tomorrow evening.
The question of labor will be taken
up by the Cabinet this morning with
the Bureau of immigration.
If you want to sell or buy real estate,
stocks and bonds see Schnack &
Dortch, 223 Merchant street.
very pleasant cottage, partly fur
nished, in Manoa valley, is offered for
rent. See advt. in this issue.
The Orpheum turned people away
Saturday night. The same program
Will be repeated this evening.
l.. S. Mathew & Son are offering ex-
traordinary bargains in furniture this
week. Now is your time TO buy.
B. f. Ehlers & CO. are Offering one
hundred japanese rugs this week.
Price 81 each. See window display
The Waikiki beach resorts were more
than crowded yesterday. The number
of tourists seeking sport is very large.
During the absence of w NJ Giffard
from the Islands H. NJ Whitney, Jr.,
will act for him under full power of at
tOrney.
The dance at the Hawaiian hotel
Saturday evening was participated in
by a large number of the guests and
city people.
Three men booked from here have
one small stateroom on the Gaelic.
They arranged for sleeps of eight
hours each.
There will be special meeting of
Pacific Lodge. No. S22, this Monday
evening at 100 o'clock. Work in the
first degree.
During the temporary absence of DR..
G. Herbert from the Islands, DR.. f.
howard E1umpnflS Will act lOf uIlL
under full power of attorney.
After June 1st Mrs. n. H. Zeave, |
formerly with \. S. Sachs Dry Goods |
Co, will occupy the dressmaking |
parlors of B. F. Ehlers & Co.
There were ninsty-eight applications
for passage from Honolulu by the |
Gaelic. Only about dozen could be |
accommodated on the steamer. -
P;chordc apd oh
foot gave a delightful cineograph en-
tertainment to the Boys Clubs at the
Y. NJ. G. A. Saturday evening.
The Government has approved the
charter of Olaa Plantation Company. |
The stock will be issued today. Olaa |
will be listed on Change at once.
c. A Brown, a passenger for Cali
fornia and the East, held reception
at the Gaelic for an hour before the |
departure Of the steamer on Saturday. |
To you personally it is of import
ance where you buy your gents fur
nishingS, underwear and clothing. You |
can do we'll at J. Lando's, Fort street.
F. S. Lyman and daughter arrived |
per steamer Kinau, en- route to the |
States. Miss Lyman is to be married |
and reside permanently on the Main
land.
Rev. G. L. Pearson and C. B. Ripley
leave this morning for the Ripley
camp in the Waianae mountains and
will have an outing of eight or ten
days.
This is the evening of the presenta-
ton of LAS You Like tt in the Pun
ahou college grounds by the Janet Wal
dorf company for the benefit of four
city charities.
The S. S. China, leaving here the
23rd inst, for California, will have 1T
tie or no room for Honolulu passen-
gers. though no less than 100 people
would like to travel by her.
c. a. Berner, who came here lately
as a stowaway, was fined in police court
on Saturday for having opium in pos
session. His defense was that he was
an habitual user of the drug.
On Saturday evening Capt. Paul
Smith was unanimously reelected to
serve his sixth term as commanding
officer of Company A y. G.. H. Lieut..
Carlyle withdrew from the contest.
Lieut.. Kephardt, Fourth Artillery, L.
s. A. is the chief military officer on
the transport Leelenaw. Hospital
Steward Walter Phares, also aboard,
was in some of the hottest fighting IN
Cuba.
Capt Lydig. who has been chlet
commissary for the U. S. \. for several
months, was fortunate enough TO Sc
cure passage by the Gaelic. The cap
tain was given a royal send-oH by /
friends.
On Saturday, May 9th, Jas. F. Nor
gan will sell a number Of lots in the }.
F,mmeluth estate tract at kapaIama.
Easy terms will be offered and the lots
will be sold to the highest bidder. See
map on page today.
The Hoyt-McKee Comedy Company
a first class organization direct from
ri.,- Mill make its how TO 1,