The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-19
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Orpheum tonight.

others, but are worth double
Stockbroker Albert Raas has re-
turned from a flying trip to the Coast
Sales were reported yesterday of
LAT shares of Olaa assessable stock
Fifty shares of Pioneer Mill Co. s
stock were sold yesterday at $3.50 per
share.
DR.. Jennie l.. Hildebrand's office is
located at 81 Beretania street, near
Alapai
Mrs. E. d. Tenney and children re-
turned from the Mainland on the Nip
pom Maru
The First Regiment will assemble
this evening at Z o'clock for regiment
al drill and parade.
The Interior Department calls for
tenders for the construction of road
Puakea to Mahukona. -
G. II. Kluegel will not get away on
the Claudine today, but expects to go
upon the Kinau next Monday.
Some people are afraid that the ISL
ands are about to be inflicted with a
bad case of yellow journalism.
The best of everything in the way of
eatables is to be had at the Home Bak-
cry Cafe, la carte or table d'hOte.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 81, F. e. A. NJ, tonight at 1870
O'Clock; work in the third degree.
During the absence of F. l. Miner
from the Hawaiian Islands, Cecil
Brown will act under full power of at
torney.
AT the St Andrews fair a novelty
will be the Fijian table, at which will
be displayed for sale articles recently
brought from those islands.
Mrs Gums dancing class will meet
Friday evening at 8 O'Clock at Prog
ress hall. The Quintette Club will
furnish music for the occasion.
Dr. George Herbert, Mrs. Herbert
and family and Mrs. H. G.. Noonan
have returned from a sojourn at the
Mainland lasting several weeks.
Henry ST. Goar, partner of Ed. Pol
litz in the stock-buying business, is at
the Hawaiian with his wife, having ar
rived on the Nippon Maru yesterday.
Representatives of the two railroad
companies on Hawaii are to have a
conference with the Executive this
morning on terminal privileges at Hi
10.
Charles S. Desky returned from the
Mainland yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Desky and their daughter, who
have been away from the Islands for
over year.
A special meeting of the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Co. will be held tomorrow
wednesday, morning at $50 in the
office of the Hawaiian Trust & Invest
ment Co, Ltd.
L. B. Nutting. Hawaiian representa-
tive of Henry b. WorthingtOn, leaves
for New York on the America Maru |
for a flying trip, expecting to be back
here in four weeks.
J. z. Morgan will, on Wednesday at
10 a. m sell at auction at the Oceanic |
wharf the surplus stores OF the 5. 5.
Victoria See tomorrOw's issue of this |
paper for complete list.
Members of Mystic Lodge, No 2, X. |
of p. are requested to meet at Castle |
hall, Fort street. today at l p. m. for |
the purpose Of attending the funeral |
OF their late brother, j. {. Strow.
J. F. Morgan will sell various delin-
quent shares of stock in The Kamal6
Sugar Co, Ltd, on Saturday, October !,
A. at noon, unless the assessment, |
with interest, is paid before that date
The Executive Council yesterday au
thorized the Minister of the Interior
to eXpend 100000 out of the apprO-
priation from the Loan Appropriation
Bill. $4,000 for the Honolulu sewers |
and 500, 900 for harbOr improvements.
W. d. McBryde leaves for San Franz
cisco today on the America Maru, I
where he will join his mother, who is
i'm feeble health. They will leave |
shortly after for an extended trip |
through Europe.
Chas Castendyk has just returnedI
from Germany, where he has been |
visiting for the past six months. He
leaves in a few days for kailua plan
tation, Hawaii, TO resume his work !
there as boOkkeeper.
J. F. Morgan will sell at auction I'M
der instructions from the treasurer OF |
the Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd, 7.14S |
shares of delinquent stock in the above |
company, unless the assessment, with |
interest, is paid before Saturday, 23d |
inst, at noon, the time of sale.
Members of Lodge lie Progress de |
rOceanie will meet at Masonic Temple |
this afternoon at 1870 for the purpose
of attending the funeral of their late |
brother Julius G. Strow. Members of |
Hawaiian lodge and Pacific lodge and |
all sOjOurning brethren are invited to |
attend.
The fair and luau in connection with |
the sewing society of st. Andrews Ca |
thedral, to be held in the Cathedral |
grounds on Saturday, 30th inst, prom
ises to be the most successful of the
many enjoyable affairs of its kind. The
Emereld Quintette Club win be in at
tendance.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth has
seized the schooner Norma on the COM
plaint of James w. Percival in ad-
miralty in an action on bottomry |
bond and gives notice to all persons |
interested to appear before Judge Per
ry on September 2Sth to show cause
why the prayer of the libel should not |
be granted.
Advertising, truthful advertising.
pavs. This was amply evidenced by |
the crowds that yesterday thronged the /
store of Whitney e Marsh, Ltd, Fort |