The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
OTpheum tonight.

The best Scotch is like c. ID. c. whis-
key-only different
The minstrel show at the Orpheum
last night made a big hit
Cleveland means an honest bicycle,
worth every cent you pay for it.
A provost guard from the Sheridan
was parading the streets last night.
Hilo papers complain of petty lar
ceny thieves who abound in that city
The Government band will play at
the Queens Hospital this afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
Oceanic Steamship Company stock
was firm at SO when the last mail left
San Francisco.
Hawaiian Lodge No 81 holds a spe-
cial meeting this evening, with work
in first degree.
Portraits enlarged at reasonable
prices. B. Lichtig, Fort street, near
Orpheum theater.
A house and lot at Kapahulu is Of
fered for sale. See advertisement for
further particulars.
Last Sunday night Miss Rose Roth
entertained a number of her friends AT
dinner at her home
An experienced dressmaker is want
ed at room 5, Love building, Fort
street Wages no object
Jim Post has decided not to leave
for the Coast but to remain for an
extended time in Honolulu.
Eat where your appetite can be sat
isfied. Such are the results obtained
at The Home Bakery Cafe.
4-roomed furnished cottage with
kitchen and bath, is offered for rent.
96u
Gus. Schuman Fort street is sole
agent for the Island for the celebrated
Morgan & Wright carriage tires.
During the absence of c. B. Wood
from the Islands DR.. f. r. Day will
act for him under full power of attOr-
ney.
W. K Azbill is making great i'm
provements this week on the Queen
Hotel. Electric lights will be installed
today.
B. F. Dillingham; took party of
friends by special train on an inspec-
ton tour of Oahu and Eva plantations
yesterday afternoon.
Many bargains are still to be had at
the clearance sale of Egan goods at
Whitney & Marsh's. Consult the
prices on page 2 today.
Sportsmen attention. Call and inspect
the fine line of sporting goods at the
Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co., Fort street
r. A. Dexter, manager.
Today at 10 o'clock Jas. F. Morgan
will hold an auction sale of furniture,
crackers, tea, coffee, collars, and other
sundries at his salesrooms.
Lieutenants Howell and Smith OF
the Sixth Artillery. who are well
known in Honolulu, leave tomorrow
for Manila on the Sheridan.
The Honolulu Stock-yards Co. offers
fine bean pasture. with hay feed daily
and an abundance of fresh water, at
81 per week or So per month.
A Y. M. c.. A. meeting was conduct
ed aboard the transport Sheridan last
night under the auspices of Rawei, A
]. Coats and Secretary Coleman.
l. Refs is now prepared to fill all or
ders for ladies' suits, clOaks, holokus
shirtwaists, ETC. Room 5, Love build
ing, Fort street, is the temporary To-
cation.
An assessment of 80 per cent on the
capital stock of the Orpheum Co.. Ltd.
payable on October 10, by order of the
directors.
Atkinson & Judd over Bishop &
period the unfinished house on judo
street, formerly occupied by Lorrin A
Thurston.
soldier was taken to the Station
House last night very far gone through
over-indulgence in the cup that kill:
(swipes). DR.. Emerson had prett!
hard fight for his recovery.
The Ike Aloha Alma printing of
flee publishers of the only dali,
newspaper in the Hawaiian language
has been moved to the new buildin.
opposite the o. R. & l.. Co. depot
Boatboy Knox, who was ARRESTED
last week for not having displayed hi
badge sufficiently, is again in chokey
this time on a charge of failing t,
serve passengers at the boat landing
The police say the men of the Thir
ty-third Regiment are the best be
haved of any that have passed through
here. Provost guards were plentiful il
town last night, but their work wa
very light.
The Hawaiian Tramways Compan
commenced laying their new rails yes
terday morning in front of the Judi
ciary building. BY night as many a
two of them were in position but no
spiked down.
ne local = W. ~ a.. WHICH
has contributed many magazines an
books to the Y Nj. c. A. organizatio
aboard the Sheridan, would be please
to receive gifts of books and periOdi
Gals for further contribution.
A public moonlight concert will
given by the Government band a
Thomas Square on Wednesday evenin
if Superintendent Buck will be kin
enough to touch up the electric light
so that the boys can read the music
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society wi
be held tomorrow "wednesday at tn
Kapiolani Maternity Home, at 10 a. n
Nom harS of the above ma med SOclet