The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

last night
Senator 4. Hooking left again fori
Nahiku last night.
New talent will arrive by the Aus
tralia for the Orpheum
The retaining wall along the Eva
side of Nuuanu stream is now nearly
completed
Quite number of passengers ar
rived from San Francisco on the bark
r. p. Rithet
The Triangle Literary Club meets
at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall again a week
from next Monday.
A good beginning makes good end
ing. The Home Bakery Cafe is a good
beginner for you
The Young Hawaiians' Institute will
celebrate it's fifth anniversary next
week with banquet
h. c. Whiting has disposed of his
interest in the Bailey's Honolulu Cy-
c1ery to J. S. Bailey
Fresh oysters, salmon, caulifiower,
celery etc, will arrive per steamer
Australia for S. J. Salter.
Fresh oysters will be served at the
Beaver Lunch Rooms after the arriv-
al of the steamer Australia.
Use none but the Leeds Cramer and
Eastman plates for photo work. They |
are the best. Hebron Drug Co.
a bright boy of Is years of age is
wanted by the Washington Mercantile |
Co., Ltd. See advertisement on last
page.
The cooper outfit and materials of
the late j. H. Bruins will be sold next
Saturday noon by Auctioneer Scher
merhorn.
The Hawaiian Relief Society will |
hold a meeting at o'clock this morn
ing at Mrs. S. c. Aliens. Business of
Importance. |
&C. NJ V. Forster will act as treasurerl
for the Honolulu Stock-Yards Com |
pany during the absence of Frank |
Hustace, Esq.
The captain, agents or owners of the |
Hawaiian bark Iolani will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by |
the crew while in port.
No notice will be taken of communi-
cations which are not signed by the
writer's. Names will not be published, |
if the authors SO request.
This is the day on which Ed Towse
and Miss Bon are to be married. MrA
and Mrs. Towse expect to reach Ho- l
Tnolulu about October 10.
The Norma case comes up in court
this morning before Judge Perry on
a motion to dismiss the libel for fail
ure to file bond for costs.
Jim Post will leave for the Coast
ON the Moana, which is scheduled to
sail October 10, but expects to return
to Honolulu after a short stay.
Twenty-Five dollars cash and $40
per month will buy one of those fine
building lots in the Kapahulu Tract,
of which Will E. Fisher is agent.
Frank White, citizen teamster, en-
route to Manila, was taken from the
steamer Aztec yesterday morning to
the military hospital, suffering from
pneumonia.
A draft for $1OO, dated September %,
drawn by the McBryde Sugar Company
in favor of John Ryan, has been lost.
Finder kindly leave same at office of
Theo. H. Davies & Co.
A fine fresh line of ice-house goods,
consisting of fruits, game in season.
fish, ETC., will arrive this morning per
steamer Australia for Camarinos re-
frigerator; telephone 37S.
Ring up telephone 4S4 and order
your ice-house goods. George An
drews of the California Fruit Com
pany will receive fine, fresh line by
steamer Australia this morning.
The assessment of 10 per cent on the
capital stock of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Co. will be due and
payable at the companys office, All
Fort street, on the 1st day of October
BY order of the trustees of the Bish-
CD Estate, Jas. F. Morgan will sell at
public auction at his SalesrOomS, on
Saturday, October Z, II noon, the lease
of a parcel of land at Paalaa, Waialua
this Island.
J. F. Morgan will sell number of
old buildings by order of the admin
istrator of the estate of the. late ]. H
Bruins, on Saturday, September 80 at
II o'clock noon. Buyer must remove
buildings Immediately.
Editor Rhodes of the Star is at the
Queens Hospital with an attack of
malarial fever. Mr.. Frank Hogs isl
holding down the editorial chair dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Atkinson and
the sickness of Mr.. Rhodes.
The stock books of the Waimanalo
Sugar Company Will be closed to trans
fers from the 9th to the 3Oth, inclu-
sive: also a dividend will be due and
payable at the office of VIM. G.. Irwin
& Co., Saturday, September 30
The Executive Council yesterday
gave hearing to the representatives
of the two Hilo railways and the Wal
akea plantation and waterfront mat
tiers at Hilo were fixed up to the sat
isfaction of all parties concerned.
Hirano water is permanent in quail
ity, clear and sparkling, and a good
table water; received gold medal at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition in
1898 w. c. Peacock & Co, distribu-
ting agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
James Holt leaves by the AOrangi
today for San Francisco via Vancou-
yer, for the purpose of obtaining treat
ment for his leg, which has OF late
been giving more than usual trouble.
Mrs. Holt will accompany her husband
and expects to be away about two
months.