The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
New bill ct the Orpheum tonight.

Cleveland bicycles have a reputation
Quality made it.
Cleveland nancplate is an emblem
for high-grade wheel
The Home Bakery continues to serve
the very best upon lis tables.
The Cousins" meet tomorrow eve
ming at kawaiahdO Seminary.
All who have used the Peerless Pre-
serving Paint SPEAK well of it.
A square bottle and a square drink
Z. ID. c., the high Dall whisky.
Yesterday was a birth anniversary Of
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales.
bright boy, II years of age, is
wanted at the Hawaiian Hotel office.
Martha" was the best thing the Ly-
ric Opera Company has done here yet.
There will be meeting of the |. o.
X. M. this (FriIay) evening at 7:30
O'Clock.
An auction sale OF tailor goods will
be held at MOrga1's saleSrOOm today
at 10 a. m.
j. w. Chapman is today turning over
his Pearl City place to Mr.. Huston, the
new owner.
The Young Mems Research Club
meets this evening at the home Of Rev.
VIM. NJ. kincaid.
The S. S. Nippon sails for San Fran
cisco at 10 O'Clock this forenoon. Mail
closes an hour earlier.
There was large attendance yester-
day afternoon on the funeral of the
late James r. Holt Jr.
President Dole viii likely today sub
nit a nomination for a successor TO S.
M. Damon as Minister of Finance.
The Cricket Club smoker program
for this evening is one of the features.
The high jinks Will be something fine
Several local artists are putting forth
extraordinary effort on work for the
forthcoming exhibit of the Kilohana
Art League
The Risdon Iron Works have re-
moved their office from Room Spreck-
els block, to the corner of King and
Nuuanu street
Three Italian laborers who deserted
Moanalua a few days ago were before
Judge Wilcox yesterday and ordered to
return to work.
The Central Union Choral Society
Will meet this evening at Central Union
Church at 1870 O'Clock All singers
will be welcomed
James Shearn, an old identity with
Company b, NIGH. and employed at
the Government stables, was buried on
Wednesday afternoon.
A graphic detailed account of the
voyage of the transport Siam has been
received from Albert p. Taylor and will
be published in the Advertiser.
The Cabinet has ordered the pay
ment Of expenses attendant on bring
ing to this country the families of sew
eral hundred Portuguese laborers.
The junior members of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will make a trip up Tantalus to-
day starting at q. m. from the Y. NJ.
C.. A. building and returning at p. m.
Yuen ChOng, secretary for Yang Wei
Pin, Chinese Consul to Hawaii, is en-
gagged on a translation of Professor
Alexander's History of the Hawaiian
Islands.
Two squads Of the Sixth Artillery
are on guard duty both day and night
around the Irmgard wharf and whereV-
er Government property is located on
the waterfront.
General Hartwell writes that he has
taken up President Mcklnley'S Ha-
waiian land order with the authorities
at Washington. Mr.. Brown, agent for
public lands here, is on the way home.
Waterproof lap robes just received.
Full line of all kinds of harness on
hand and made - order; horse furni-
ture in great variety. Manufacturing
Harness Co.. corner King and Fort
streets.
Company F intends to add sufficient
sum to the 800 won in the cOmpeti-
tive drill and give big banquet in the
drillshed on Tuesday night A COM
mittee has already been appointed and
necessary arrangements are being
made
The adjourned annual meeting OF
the board of trustees of the Honolulu
Sailors Home Society will be held al
the room of the Chamber of Commerce
on Saturday. the 1lth November, 1899
at II a. M full attendance is re-
quested.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, announce TO-
day that their new stock of up-to-date
dry goods in all branches, and ladies
and gents furnishings, will be opened
after the completion of interior store
arrangements and the present sale OF
Egan stock.
The proposal 10 organize force OF
a hundred men from the ranks of loca
Britishers for service in the Transvaa
has fallen through. as only about TWEEN
ty in the community are of the opinion
that their services are required by tht
home Government.
Over 200 applications for postoffict
boxes cannot be attended 10 by the 10
cal office by reason Of inadequate room
for the erection of new boxes. Tn,
present state of affairs is likely to eXis
for a considerable time or at least un
til the United States Government takes
hold Of the matter.
DR.. c. G. G. Scaparone, graduate o
the Royal University of Turin and o
the Medico Chirdrglcal College o
Philadelphia, Pa. Approved by the 10
cal Board of Medical Examiners
member of the Pennsylvania Medica