The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-13
LOCAL BREV!TIES.
Orpheum tonight.


The reputation of great house is
back OF the Cleveland bicycle.
The band plays tonight at the
grounds of the Hawaiian hotel
A notice to tenants Of the Kapiolani
estate appears on another page
Go and see the Murder at the Toll
Gate at the Orpheum. 1t is a gem.
S. J. Salter received by the Austria
liza complete stock OF table delicacies.
Mrs. Olga Black is visiting her rel
atives in this city, Mr.. and Mrs Zeave
The officials Of the United States ex-
hibit at Paris wish Hawaii 10 be rep
resented.
S. NJ. Damon, Minister of Finance.
and Miss Damon, will return from the
coast today
diamond locket has been lost Re-
turn to Advertiser office and receive a
suitable reward.
number of Honolulu people assert
that from Tantalus they have seen Ha-
wall volcano smoke.
There will be a regular meeting of
Oahu Lodge No. /, X. of p, tonight
Work in the first rank.
The transport SOlace left yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock and the Pennsyl-
vania at in the evening
The closing exercises add sports at
IOlani college Will be held at 80 this
afternoon. Everybody invited. -
george Angus. of T. H. Davies &, Ca.
Fleaves for an extended trip to the
States by the Australia tomorrow
The installmeDt of five-cent stamps
expected by the Australia did not ar
rive, but are due by the Rio today.
John Cassidy, manager of the Mu-
tual Telephone company, is expected
home from the States this evening.
Cards have been received announc-
and Miss Sara Harden, of Oakland.
There is no necessity to send to San
Francisco for clothing. NJ. McInerny
can suit you right here in Honolulu.
Friends are congratulating Miss NJ
II. Rowan and Mr.. Buhlen upon the
announcement of their engagement.
There is a rumor that the Artillery
base ball team intends 10 spring sur
prise in its game with the "Kams'' next
Saturday
Chas j. Ludwigsen, of Hart & Co,
has decided to make a trip to the coast
and will leave by the S. S. Australia
tomorrow.
few choice building lots at Kalihi
are offered for sale by William Saw
idge, McInerny Block, on easy month
ly payments.
A negro bugler rounding up the sol
diers on the Pennsylvania attracted
considerable attention along the water
front yesterday.
Bill Rawlins, Yale Law School,
prospective varsity football man. has
with him here now one of the thirty
five pig-skins issued.
The McCandless Bros. have just fin
ished one artesian we'll and started in
on another for the Mormon settlement
cane plantation at Laie.
The lawyers are taking their two
weeks vacation according to the agree
ment. A number have gone and others
are going to the volcano.
The bones of the bark Edward
O'Brien are yet prominent on the reef
near the harbOr entrance and are of
great interest to tourists.
Imported mich COWS, draft and har-
ness horses. are advertised for sale by
the Honolulu Stock Yards Co, corner
of Queen and Alakea streets.
The place for all passengers who
come under the fOurteen-day resolution
of the Board of Health to report is at
DR.. Days office on Beretania street
John Winter. Island travelling agent
for the Fowler steam plOW, recently re-
turned from Hawaii and has now gone
on trip to Maui, MOlOkai and Lanai.
The America Maru, sailing today,
will carry a number of Honolulu pas
sengers among whom are Col. Miles,
II. F. Lyon. Miss Kate Stephens and
Mrs O'Connor.
P. c. Jones was yesterday elected
vice president of the Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd. in place of ]. 3. Atherton, re-
signed. f. c. Atherton was appointed
assistant cashier.
Rev. and Mrs J. II. Rabbit. VINO.
with their son. w. II. Babbitt, are Wis
ting friends on Maui, will on their
return to this city be the guests OF Mrs.
H G. Alexander.
The Re Au Hou, from kaanapaii. ar
rived in port last night with full
cargo of sugar. She reports Pioneer
mill grinding slowly and fine weather
on the Maui coast.
Can't. Mosher. of the he Au Hou
from Lahaina last night. reports seeing
a dense cloud OF smoke overhanglne
Mauna Loa a sign Of the continued
activity of the volcano.
When one of the inter-island steam
ers whistled in shortly after dark last
night it was remarked by the water
front people that the S. S. City oil
Columbia was probably returning.
David Haughs, of the Government
nursery. has selected a number OF
palms. etc, to so to Omaha. More cot
fee will be furnished by Hackfeld
Co.. and Castle & Cooke will supply
sugar and cane
Allan Jones, the noted Honolulu
cyclist. has made a business connec
ton in one of the New Zealand towns
in the back country and the chance:
are that he will remain in the Anti
f1al. -NE.iL Is.