The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-07
LOCAL BREVlTIES,
Orpheum tonight.

The Princes Cupid and David are
nome again from Hawaii
h. I. Macfarlane and H r. Macfar-
lane returned by the Kinau
The brigantine w G. Irwin brought
several passengers this trip.
e. ID. Baldwin, the Hilo surveyor.
with his wife are in the city.
Lawyer Kinney has returned from q
trip to the McBryde plantation.
Hon. r. H. Rycroft is in the city
from his Puma coffee plantation
Mrs. a. F. Cooke and daughters are
nome again, after visiting Hawaii
The Messrs. NJ ]. and c. B. Walker
nave returned from an outing on Maui
stated meeting of the Hawaiian
Lodge, NO. Il, will be held this even
ing.
Drs. Wood Brewer and Sem have
returned from their trip to the Vol
cano
The movement makes a watch
Cleveland bearings make perfect BIZ
cycle.
superintendent of Public Works w.
e. Rowell has returned from trip to
Kauai.
The August term of the Circuit Court
this morning
The band plays at Emma Square to-
night, making its. eighteen hundredth
concert at that place.
Elder Green preached at Militant
Hall yesterday evening on the subject
is it Well with Thy Soul
Read the reward Miss Ethel Dixon.
the charming contralto vocalist at the
Orpheum, offers in this issue
Asada & Co., Hotel street, are just in
receipt of a large invoice of grass
cloths, center pieces, doyies and silk
goods II
Among the arrivals from Kauai by
the w. G.. Hall yesterday were Sena-
tors Rice and Wilcox and S. w. Wilcox
and wife
The COnsuelo has another quick trip
on her record, having just reached Ma
hukona in twelve days from San
Francisco.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building & Loan Association
will be held tonight at the usual time
and place.
There was an interesting meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon.
Edwin Farmer spoke on The Over
Coming Life
The annual meeting of the Oahu
Cemetery Association will be held at
3 p. m. today at the Hawaiian Trust &
Investment Co.
The Board of Education meets this
afternoon to take up the assignment of
teachers, which was continued over at
Thursdays meeting.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. quote prices today
on the celebrated Royal Worcester COR
set A large variety of styles always |
carried by this firm.
The contempt case of James Ashford, |
who was cited to appear before Judge
Perry Saturday morning, was cOntin- |
ued over to Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting and al
SO the annual meeting of the Cham |
Der of Commerce will be held at 10 |
a. m. on Wednesday next.
An important notice of interest to
the holders of shares in the McBryde |
Sugar Co., Ltd, in regard to assess |
ments appears in this issue.
D. H. Hitchcock remains in about |
the same condition as when he re-
turned from Kona, but is not at pres
ent able to leave his room.
The Medical Association will meet |
this evening at the residence of DR..
HumphriS, on Alakea street. BubOnic |
plague will be under discussion.
A social dance was given at the
Hawaiian Hotel Saturday night and !
was enjoyed by all the guests. The
Quintette Club furnished music.
The Union Feed Co, Ltd, will hold |
it's regular quarterly meeting on |
Wednesday next at 10: 80 o'clock at the
companys offices, Judd building.
A party including d. A. Ray and Gen
eral Aldace Walker enjoyed a surf ride
Saturday. The gentlemen named were
delighted with the exciting sport.
On the premises, Queen street, oppo-
site Kawaiahao Church, at noon today,
JAS F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton seven cottages and one store.
The Minister of Public Instruction,
r. A Mott-Smith, calls for tenders for
the construction of school houses and
cottages. See by Authority notice
A number of photographs of Maggie .
Moore and H. r. Roberts, who open a
dramatic season in Honolulu on the !
10Th, have been placed about town.
On Tuesday, August s, at 10 o'clock .
T. F. Morgan will sell at public auction
a quantity of merchandise damaged by
salt water. See Morgan's column for
list.
Miss Nj. Il. klllean mas just opeHeu
a fine line of goods at her halr-dresslng
parlors and is now prepared TO NIL ali
orders for switches, pompadour rolls, !
etc.
The Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing !
70 on Fort street are selling their !
hiehest-grade Sterling bicycle for 500
on small weekly or monthly INSTALL |
ments.
The hand concert at Makee Island !
yesterday afternoon was most enjoy
able Charles Kreuter's cornet SOLO, !
BECAUSE | Love YOU received hear
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