The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sugar AZ.
Orpheum tonight.

turned on the China yesterday.
You can secure a messenger boy at |
any time by calling up Phone 444.
Postmaster General j. NJ. Dat and |
wife have returned from California.
Cleveland is standard Of excellence
the world oyer-especially in Honolulu. |
3. F. Ehlers will not open until 8
a. m. today on account of taking stock. |
Two or three rooms either furnished |
or unfinished are for rent at 33 Union
street.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis returned
from Samoa and Fiji by the Warrimoo
last night.
Nine Chinese We're find So and costs
each in the Police Court yesterday for
gambling.
The China took away quite a num-
Der of passengers from this port for
the Orient.
Consul General and Mrs. Haywood
left on the China last night for visit
to Yokohama.
Mrs. E. r. Stackable was among the
Honolulu people who returned on yes
terday's steamer.
James Campbell and family were at
the Occidental Hotel when the China
left San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cation were.
among departing passengers by the
Warrimoo last night.
st. Louis College and ST. Francis
School will open for the fall term on
Monday, September 4.
Professor and Mrs. c. II. Hitchcock
and Miss Hitchcock left for the Main
land by the Warrimoo.
Harry Wilder has returned from San
Francisco after a business college
course of several months. -
William Savidge has few shares of
Hart & Co. Ltd, and also several lots
in the Kewalo tract for sale. \
Attorney General Cooper will likely
be Minister of Finance ad interim
while Minister Damon is away.
There will be a special meeting OF
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ, to-
night Work in the second degree.
white mare is advertised as lost,
strayed or stolen. Return to Rev. A.
V. Soares and receive suitable re-
ward.
Every member of Company B is Or
dered to report at the drillshed this
evening at 7:3O. Business of impor-
lance.
Mix water with whiskey and you
spoil two good things-except it be
c. D. c., the high-ball kind made to
be mixed.
n. NJ Whitney, the veteran editor,
returned on the China from visit to
the Pacific Coast States and British
Columbia.
Ignatz Steinhart Of the Anglo-Cali-
fornia Bank, San Francisco, is at the
Hawaiian Hotel. He is identified with
the new First American Bank.
Judge Perry telephoned to the clerk S
Office yesterday that he was ILL., hence
there was no session in his court yes
terday. and the Waialua case went
over.
Invitations for the Labor Day ball at
the drillshed Monday night cost moth
ing and can be had of any member OF
the committees on application after
today.
At 10 a. m. today at the Peacock
premises, Waikiki Jas. f. Morgan Will
sell at public auction, the elegant
household furniture, family carriage
horses, etc.
The Home Bakery Cafe will serve
green turtle soup; salmon steaks
haunch of venlson, etc. at their din
ner. from to p. m. today. See menl
in this issue.
All Hoy, the Eva Chinaman who wa:
arrested by Deputy Marshal Chilling
worth near the railroad station witt
opium in possession, was yesterda!
find s75 and costs.
DR.. Jennie L. Hildebrand has re
moved her office from the corner o
Fort and Beretania streets, to 81
Beretania street, near Alapai. Ofhc
hours, 8 to II and l to 4. Telephone 9l5
DR.. Dewey will deliver his first lee
t,,re on the Development of Though
in the Nineteenth Century at tn
High School this evening. The tim
has been changed to 7:45 p. M instea
of o'clock.
4 cottage at Waikiki containing fou
bedrooms, lanai etc, is for rent. Pos
session given on 18th inst, also wv
cottages containing two bedrooms eac
ara for rent Apply to VIM. Savidge
$40 Fort street.
The postponed annual meeting c
the Hawaiian Fruit & Plant Compan
will be held at the office OF the com
nanv at the Temperance Hotel o
Nuuanu street on Saturday, Septem
Der II, at 10 a. m.
ANONYMOUS communications lett o
the city editors desk or anywhere els
in the Advertiser office cannot be utl
lied. The name of the writer or seno
or must always accompany anythln
intended for publication.
The plantation managers Will nav
no pilikia in the future to OBTAIN mus l,,'=
in quantities and quality to suit IN
new Honolulu Stockyards Compan.
ltd are receiving big shipments
mules and offer same at low figures.
The Ministerial Union of Honour
will resume it's work on Monday, Sci
tamber 4 at 10 O'Clock. 1t is hope
that a. large number of brethren WI