The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-20
LOCAL BREylT,ES.

All Butterick Publications at Mrs.
Hanna's
Robert Mist, OF Makaweu. is visiting
friends in the city =
Hon. w. A. Kinney is expected to ar
rive by the Mariposa.
The Italian cruiser Piemonte sails
BOT Yokohama today.
Attention is called to the notice of
w IT, Gum in this issue.
Rainier beer, the purest beer, is
srank and enjoyed by millions.
A new cottage on Vineyard street, is
Tor rent. See notice On page H.
A Portuguese girl is wanted as nurse
maid and general. See ad page H.
Maj. Langftt and the Battalion of
Engineers leave today for the States.
The smiling face of Louis Singer
now locks out from the Orpheum box
office
Some Of the Engineers allowed their
pent-up enthusiasm TO escape last
evening.
United States Senator Clark and Mrs.
Stark return to the States today by the
Australia.
A. B. Doak does not go to Kaneohe to
Star Dairy
F. w. McChesney is visiting the new
kona sugar plantation. He will re-
turn next week.
A parcel containing ladies' dark
green woollen skirt has been lost. See
notice for reward.
A young man who speaks English
and writes good hand is advertised
for in this issue. See ad. -
Arthur Macintosh, late with NJ. S.
Grinbaum & Co., has accepted a posi-
ton with Castle & Cooke.
There was a good attendance at the
farewell concert to the Engineers at
Makee Island last evening.
A newly furnished cottage on Vine
yard street, suitable for light house
keeping, is for rent. See notice.
There will be a meeting of the
Strangers Friend Society at the Y. NJ
G. A. at 10 o'clock this morning.
The members of Company G are
practicing for the rifle contest with
Company B ITO be held on the 10Th.
J. F. Morgan will sell at public auc
ton today at II o'clock, the corrugated
iron building, next to old Bell Tower.
A picture of the Amateur Orchestra
OF this city appears in the last num-
Der of Men, the great Y. NJ. G. A.
journal.
AT the Finance Office today, bills
against the Government for supplies
furnished in the month of March will
be paid.
The Janet Waldorf engagement be-
gins at the opera house on Saturday
evening with the presentation Of
Twelfth Night
Another of the Rolfe University Elk
tension lectures will be given at the |
High School at 1880 tomorrow evening. |
The public is invited.
Chester a Doyle has had a desk |
placed in the Deputy Marshals office |
The desk of Deputy Marshal Chilling |
worth now faces the window.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth yes
terday arrested a Chinaman at Pawaa |
for distilling liquor without license.
The outfit was also captured.
A special meeting of the Capital Cot
fee & Commercial Co. will be held to- /
day at 10 a. m. at the office of Cation,
Neill & Co., Ltd, Queen street.
The regular rehearsal of the ANA
teur orchestra will take. place this |
evening at 7:45 O'Clock in the Y. NJ. c.
A. hall A full attendance is expected. |
The Coyne- Mehrten Furniture Co. is |
prepared to fill all orders for desks
with patent drop boxes, bill files, lib
rary tables and other office specialties.
A meeting of the Strangers Friend |
Society is called for this morning at |
10 O'Clock in the Y. NJ. G. A. parlors. |
Important business is to be considered.
The Young Mems Research Club will |
meet this evening at the home of Rev.
w M. and Mrs. Kincaid. Geo. p. Cas-
tle will open the discussion on crema-
ton.
Henry Waterhouse & Co.. Queen
street. have received a large shipment |
of desks, chairs and Office specialties,
which they will sell at reasonable
prices.
Nine cars of Hawaiian fruit for ship
nent by steamers for the coast today
and tomorrow, were brought up from
the country by the Oahu railway yes
terday.
Seven shares of Pioneer Mill Co,
Ltd. stock will be sold at auction to-
day noon at Morgan's salesroons, said |
ste ck being fractional shares from IN
crease of capital stock.
President Dole and superintendent
Rowell held an informal interview win
RudoIf Herring and Mr.. Edwards in re-
card to the sewerage system yesterday
morning.
d. H. Bailey and wife and c. Will
Jams settlers from the State of Maine,
were passengers on the W. G. Hall for
Kailua Yesterday. They have capital
and are prepared to plant coffee or cane
whichever is the more profitable.
AT the regular quarterly meeting OF
ne vestrv of the Second Congregation
of ST. Andrews Cathedral. held last
evening, committee was appointed 10
draft reply to the recent address OF
Bishop Willis defining the status OF the
Anglican church here.
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