The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
0Ypheum tonight.

order your ice house goods early
from e. Henriques, Masonic Temple.
Rev. ]. A. Cruzan made a magnif-
icent Fourth Of July address at Hilo.
There was a good attendance at Y.
NJ. G. A. meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Man from Hilo' is one of the
funniest things yet seen at the Or
pheum.
The Government band will give
concert at Emma Square at 1870 this
evening.
The Cleveland is the strongest wheel
made 1t is safe to ride. Honolulu BIZ
cycle Co.
Half dozen yachts were afioat in
the bay and in the offing all of Sunday
forenoon.
The appeal of the Kahuku rioters |
was argued before the Supreme Court |
Saturday n
Geo. Andrews will receive the sea-
sons fruits and game today by the
Australia.
On account Of failing health Admiral
Dewey will rest in Europe before pro-
ceeding home.
The vessel Falls of Clyde left Hilo
yesterday for San Francisco with full
cargo Of sugar.
A few of the Egan Dry Goods Co.
specials for the week are given in their
ad on page II.
There is mail here for the U. S. S.
Boston, which is now about dozen
days out of Yokohama.
A booking fee of ten dollars will be
charged by the agents to intending
passengers after 1st August.
Rabbi NJ. S. Levy's lecture on "The
Modern Jew" will be given at the Y. M.
c. A. hall tomorrow evening.
A special sale of ladies' fast black
hose, Hermsdorf dye, will continue
this week at B. F. Ehlers & Co. N
THE Gulick property, on King streetA
was sold by Morgan at auction lastE
Saturday to G. NJ. Cooke for $4,000.
During the absence of E. w. Jordan,
from the Islands, r. A. Jordan will act
for him under full power of attorney.
Camarinos refrigerator, arriving per
Australia today, contains the seasons
fruits and game. Place your orders in
time
A silver watch and chain were lost
at Waikiki yesterday. Return to Ad-
vertiser office and receive suitable re-
ward.
Special bargains in hosiery, towels
today, Tuesday and Wednesday. See
the prices
The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co., on Fort
street, just received a choice variety
of Winchester rifles and fresh lot of
ammunition.
The Japanese training ship which
has been expected here for some time
from San Diego, reached Hilo Satur-
day morning.
The S. S. Iwalani should be here to-
morrow evening or Wednesday morn
ing with later news of the eruption of
MokuaweoweO.
The waterfront had big crowds all OF
yesterday. The S. S. Solace is greatly
admired for her graceful lines and
clean appearance.
Bert Collins, the athletic instructor
Hospitality entertained number of his
Honolulu friends aboard the Argen-
tine ship yesterday
The Central Union Sunday schoo
picnic tent was used to good advantage
for the reception in honor of Mrs. Mills
at Oahu college Saturday.
The band concert at Makee Island
yesterday was enjoyed by large mum
Der of people The attendance of sol
ders was unusually large.
Winnifred N Robertson of this cit,
has her name in the Examiner as
Honolulu girl contributing to the fun'
for the Admiral Dewey loving cup.
Rev. Dr. Morehouse, a Baptist min
lister of New York, preached at Contra
Union church yesterday morning o.
The Mission of Mighty People
San Francisco papers say that tn
Southwell Opera Company is to remain
there indefinitely, SO the coming Two
company will have the field to itse
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Robson Hin'
of Kohala, have issued cards for tn
marriage of their daughter, Mary Eli2
abeth. to Mr. Augustine D. McBryd'
to occur July 9th.
The Home Bakery Cafe has incol
porated for SIS 900, privileged to be il
creased to $4,000. with the followin
officers: w H. Field, president; v
F. Burnett, secretary, c. johnson
treasurer
The concrete pitch for the crlcketel
is q go and will be laid down almo
at once. Capt Herbert of the II. {.
reports that he has found promlnel
friends of the club ready and willir
to defray all expenses.
The usual quarterly meeting Of Il
directors of Hart e Co, Ltd, was he
last Saturday. The regular diV1de1
of three per cent on the capital sto'
was declared and handsome addlut
voted to the reserve fund.
The horse ridden by Marshal Brow
in the police drill Saturday was q
fast runner Confederate, half broth
of Antidote and a beautiful dapE
gray. Confederate is now owned
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock.
In order to make room for lar
sbinments of new goods II. f. Vic
man. beginning today, gives tWent
five per cent off regular prices on pc
terv and china. A grand opportuhl
to purchase fine goods at large Sd
ing. See his ad.
Mr.. J. w. Montague, having dispos