The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Orpheum tonight.


Great reduction on trimmed hats al
Mrs Hanna's this week.
kodaks, films, papers. etc, of all
KINDS at Hebron Drug Co.
This is members First View night
at the kilohana Art League
Lum Fai has been appointed manager
for the firm of Hop Hing & Co
The Star base bail team viii practice
at the Makiki grounds this afternoon.
Graceful compact. light, strong, easy
riding Tribunes. Agent, d. T. Whit
man.
Cleveland wheels take you away
from home, and bring you back again
safely
The case Of J. c. Cohen, smuggling,
will be heard this morning in the PO-
lice Court.
DIR. SIoggett has removed his office
to the third floor of the Progress block,
Fort street.
E. o. Hall & Son are offering pocket
knives at very low prices. See the dis
play in their window.
There will be an opportunity to send
mail to the coast today. II will be
taken by the S. S. Solace.
Coal from the cargo of the wrecked
ship Edward O'Brien is still being
picked up on Summers reef.
Professor Rolfe will deliver another
of the University Extension lectures at
the High school this evening
When in doubt as to which is the
best wheel, call at the Pacific Cycle
Co.'s, Fort street, Ehlers' block
An important notice to persons hold
ing temporary receipts from the Olaa
Sugar Co., Ltd, appears in this paper.
The special hosiery sale at the Pacific
Import Co.'S begins this morning at 10
O'Clock and lasts till Il o'clock sharp.
e. Alien Sherman, charged with
gross cheat, was released on $1,000 bail
yesterday, H. H. Williams going secur-
ity.
Special sale Of hosiery today only at
the Pacific Import Cos store See ad-
vertisement on page for full partieu-
lars.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 81 will be held at 80 o'clock this
Friday evening. Work in the third de-
gree.
More tennis championship singles
will be played by the men today on the
Pacific Tennis and Beretania Club
courts.
The annual ceremonies of the Feast
of the Holy Ghost will begin at the
Roman Catholic Mission tomorrow
evening.
Drop in NJ McInerny's and examine
some of those SO, S12, SIS and SIS BUS
mess suits, every one warranted by
the makers.
The latest successful bill, with Glor-
inc and Miss Dale and Miss Graham,
will be given at the Orpheum again
Mis- evening.
On the Exchange yesterday and on
the street as we'll Oahu was the most
active stock. 1t opened at 1926 and
closed at $500.
The planting Of the cocoanut trees
along the new beach road was finished
yesterday. Six hundred and fourteen
have been set out.
Capt. Berger has saved some of the
old instruments of the Government
band for the Baldwin Boys Home band
at Kalawao, Molokai.
After June 1st Mrs. N. H. Zeave,
formerly with N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., will occupy the dressmaking
parlors of B. F. Ehlers & Co.
The play for the matinee at the
Opera House tomorrow will be A Rag
Trip to Chinatown will be given again.
The consolidation notice of H. May
& Co, H. E. Mcintyre & Bros. and ].
IT. Waterhouse, under the firm name Of
Henry May & Co., appears in this is
sue.
NJ Kohn leaves today for Kailua. Mr..
Kohn will install on the McWayne
Bros coffee plantation a system of
OH houses
and stables.
The Coyne, Mehrten Furniture CO.,
Progress block, Fort street, has just
received ex Aloha, a large shipment OF
stylish and up-to-date furniture, direct
from the East.
The next mail from the coast will
be by the S. S. City of Picking, OF the
23rd. The China is due from the Orient
the same day and the Alameda from
Sydney on the oath.
Digby Sloggett, who was formerly
employed in the post office and made
many friends on account of his cour-
tesy, has accepted the position of book
keeper for Ehlers & Co.
One Of the passengers by the 5. S.
Solace is Mr.. Lewis Poessel, assistant
pavmaster. L. S. \. Mr.. POessel went
to Manila with Dewey, but now wants
to be in the home land for time.
1t is announced from the box office
that seats selected and to be "called
for will not be held, during the pres
ent Opera House engagement, at least,
after Il noon on the day of the play
Chickens, SIS per doz. Mich COWS
from $50 to $3.50. Horses, mules and
all style of second hand vehicles, just
in on aloha" Honolulu Stock Yards
Co. corner Alakea and Queen streets.
The May meeting Of the Hawaiian
Mission Children's Society will be held
tomorrow Saturday evening at 7:3O,
May goth, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Cooke, King street. This will be
the annual meeting for the election OF
officers. The adjourned meeting for re