The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-29
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

A pocketbook awaits an owner at the
Police Station.
Rawei had a good audience at his
second recital last night.
Matted barley-no more, no less
c. d. c., the high-ball whiskey-
BY and by is easily said; do not
put off dining at The Home Bakery
Cafe.
The semi monthly entertainment of
the Seaman's Club last night was quite
d success.
S. Dorff, an experienced engineer,
desires a position. He Is also first
class pump-man.
The Board of Health calls for tenders
for beef cattle for supplying the Leper
Settlement at Molokai.
A foreign steamer, probably the
transport Tacoma was sighted off ko-
ko Head at 1:10 this morning.
The yachts Abbie NJ, Volante, Ma
rion, Edith L., and Pakii will probably
go to Pearl HarbOr on Sunday.
The Minister of the Interior calls for
sealed tenders for the construction Of
road from Hanawi to Keanae, Maui.
A lot 5Ox12o on Kukuakini street, not
far from town is offered for sale, price
$3.50. William Savidge, $40 Fort street.
There will be special meeting of
Lodge LIE Progress de FOceanie for
work in first degree this Friday event
ing.
Scalp treatment a specially at Miss
De Lartigue's hairdressing and mani
curing parlors, next to Y. NJ. c. A, Ho-
tel street.
Today at 10 a. m. at Morgans sales
rooms, Queen street, a selection OF
household furniture will be sold at
public auction.
Lafayette Post, GAR, of New York
has offered to provide a number of
American flags to be displayed over
Hawaiian schools.
A special meeting of the shareh I'D
ers of Kohala Sugar Co. will be held
at the office of Castle &, Cooke today
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Hollister Drug Co. have received
large variety of fresh flower and veg
etabe seeds. Try to raise your own
buttonhole bouquet.
A few lots at Palama facing on King
street are offered for sale, part cash
balance on mortgage. William Saw
idge, 80 Fort street.
The Boston Lyric Opera Company
opens the night after the Clay Clement
will go to both shows.
AIRS. S. G. Wilder has taken the low!
ef proscenium box at the Opera House
for the coming season OF the Boston
Lyric Opera Company.
A bulletin of the latest and most
popular books just received by the COL
den Rule Bazaar q. S. Webb), is pub
lished on page 10 today.
I study the treatment of your eye:
lust as a lawyer studies his case. Al
examinations free New line o
glasses just received. S. E. Lucas.
A home on Queen street in the Ke
walo District, a short distance from
the center of town, is offered for SALE
by William Savidge, 80 Fort street
The Chamber of Commerce has beer
invited to meet the Executive thl
morning at 10 o'clock to discuss tn
subject of an Hawaiian exhibit at tn
Paris exhibition.
The aoslsehold furniture of neat
roomy cottage is offered for sale, witt
the privilege Of renting cottage. AID
dress T. S., Advertiser office. n
agents heed apply.
MIR. and Mrs E. R. Stackable wilhb
clad to see their friends at their resi-
dence on Hassinger street, near Pen
sacola the premises formerly Occuple
by Mr.. A. J. Campbell.
Invitations to the wedding of Mis-
Rose Roth and N. Emmett May nav
been issued. The ceremony is to tax
Mace in ST. Andrews Cathedral q
high noon, October II.
A quarterly dividend will be du
and payable to the stockholders or w
der's Steamship Co. on Saturday, tn
3Oth. The stock books Will be cios'
from today till October 2.
E. A. Williams has filed a petition
the Probate Court that j. s. Wake
he appointed administrator OF the e
tate of j. G.. Strow, who died last wee
The estate is valued at about $1,000
The Pantheon Saloon has just II
ceived a large shipment of the famol
and old reliable John Wieland bee
patrons can always obtain this be-
bottled or on tap at the famous Pal
theOn.
The grounds of the Kamehamef
schools are daily becoming more bea
tiful. the result of constant care al
a large expenditure of money on u
mart of the trustees of the excellent L
stitution.
The fair and luau in connection WI
the Sewing Society of st. Andrew =
the,,ral is to be given in the Cathedr
grounds on Saturday next from IL d.
TO D. M, and from to $780, 1t W
be the success of the season.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, importers
dry goods (old Egan store)' quote
few of the many bargains offered
close out the entire Egan stock,
make room for new goods soon to
offered. See page for particulars.
contractor Arthur Harrison is dol
good work on the big annex to [
Bishop Museum. The slate root
completed yesterday and the piaste
ing of the interior walls commence
VERY few people have any idea OF [
magnitude of this building.
Battery of the Sixth Artillery. 81