The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-17
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

Bakery Cafe.
"a Southern Gentleman" at the
Opera House tonight.
Not how cheap, but how good.
That's why you should ride a Cleve-
land.
Victor Hoffman has been awarded
the contract to build the new brewery
on Queen street.
The Government band will give a
moonlight concert at Thomas Square
tomorrow evening.
The executive committee of the AS |
sociated Charities meets tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock.
w. o. Smith offers a fine residence
on Vineyard street for rent. See ad-
verusement on page y.
The Woman's Exchange is now at
112 Hotel street Call on them before
buying Hawaiian curios.
The quarterly meeting of the Stran-
gers Friend Society will be held at 10
a. IA. today in the Y. NJ. G. A.
By the Mary E. Foster yesterday
morning there arrived 900 tons OF
sewer-pipe for the new system.
Two furnished rooms in a private
family are wanted; references given.
Address Mrs. A. Advertiser office.
u. J. Ordway left on the City of Para
yesterday as first clarinet of the Thir-
ty-third United States regimental band.
Two batteries of artillery will leave
this morning under Captain Slater for
nine days march around the Island.
A number of Confederate bills have
been passed on unsuspecting Chinese
in the past week. Look out for them
A IL: 60 Cd o1 t,Nt |,
list of Hilo journals. The plant will
probably go forward by the Kinau to-
day.
HilO people are worrying over i'm
portant changes supposed to be about
to happen in the Customs Department
there. {
You can save % per cent on furni-
ture by buying from l.. S. Matthews
& Sons, 26 Beretania, opposite Prog
reSS block.
Photographs of the troopships City
of Para, Rio de Janeiro and Sikh can
be obtained of The LIE Munyon Photo
Supply Co.
The officers of the Humuula Sheep
Station Company who will serve
during the ensuing year are published
in this issue.
A nursegirl to care for young chill
dren is wanted; German or English
Apply between IL and 1 o'clock at 134
Prospect street.
A furnished room mosquito proof
no other rOOmers, is advertised fol-
rent. Call at 421 PunchbOWl, neal
Beretania street.
William Walker of Port Gamble, 6
wealthy lumber dealer of the North
west, is spending a short time in Hilc
for the benefit of his health.
Numerous complaints of petty Jhefts
from fruit stores by soldiers were
lodged at the Police Station last night
otherwise the town was quiet.
George R. Grau, formerly with H
Hackfeld & Co., has been heard from
He is sergeant major in one of thu
United States regiments in the Philip
pines.
The annual meeting of the w. c. T
u. will be held this afternoon at 2:3
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. J.
Whitney. Mrs Newman will address
the meeting.
Clay Clement and company appea
in the romantic comedy, "a Southern
Gentleman" at the Opera House to
night. Reserved seats can be had a
Wall, Nichols Co. all day.
Over thousand soldiers visited tn
Seaman's Club during Monday after
noon and evening. Many of them too
advantage of the writing materials fur
nished to send letters home.
At meeting of the Automobil
Company he'd yesterday afternoon a
the Office of Castle & Cooke, the ar
ticles of association were approve
and routine business transacted.
r
last night was we'll attended. A mum
Der of soldiers thought fit to settle lii
tie differences of their own on the spC
during the early part of the evening.
volunteer, who has received h
honorable discharge from the Philip
mines, desires position. Best of re
erences can be furnished if neceSsar
Address as per advertisement @
page II.
A light overcoat, with velvet cola
was lost yesterday morning somewhe1
between the waterfront and the pos
Office. A suitable reward will be gi'
on the finder on returning same to tt
Advertiser Office.
Ladies of Honolulu will be please
to hear that Mrs. Louise E. Arleig
the expert in fancy work, has
turned, and will again receive pupl
for art needlework at B. F. Ehlers
Co, second floor.
On Thursday, October 10, Will
Fisher will sell, on the premises, t
cosy cottage, situated on Nuua1
street, No. 979, below Judd stree
This building must be removed wit
i'm four days after the sale.
Jas. W. Girvin has resumed his po
ton as secretary of the Chinese b
reau, and is hard at work catching
with a lot of work that had fallen [
hind while he was detailed on spec
service at the Custom-hou
A. completely and comfortably II
nished cottage of seven rooms a
bath on College street, above Domll
e4.oot In Mal,ili iS Offered for re