The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-31
LOCAL BREVITlES.
<ew Bill at Orpheum Tonight.

tissue paper at Mrs. Hanna's.
James A. Wilder and wife were to
nave left on the Doric this morning.
For the opera season two special
cooks, three extra walters. Home Bak-
cry Cafe
Herr Prudential, the pianist, leaves
on the Australia today Ell route for
Germany.
John Hassinger, son of the chief
clerk of the Interior Office is i'll with
typhoid fever.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Com
pany have removed their office to King
street, near Fort.
An important notice TO all importers
is published in this issue by the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs.
A three-roomed cottage centrally 10
Gated, is advertised for rent. Address
G. H. j., Advertiser office
A cape has been found on Punahou
Hill. Owner can get further infOrma-
ton by inquiring at Advertiser office.
Henry Warehouse & Co, Queen
street, can outfit your office with any
thing you may require in the furniture
line.
The Scottish Thistle Club smoker"
mai Of the New England Bakery. Hotel
street.
The auction sale of shoes at the store
Of a. f. Murphy & Co. will be contin
ued this morning at 10 o'clock by Jas.
f. Morgan.
James B. Castle left on the Doric this
morning to spend some months on the
Mainland. Mrs. Castle left on a pre-
Vious steamer.
An experienced marine or land engi-
neer, just from the Coast. desires po
Sition; good references. See advertise
ment on page II.
The opera commences at 8 O'Clock
sharp tonight. 1t is hoped there will
be no late corners to spoil the pleasure
Of the early ones.
Strangers at the opera tonight will
confer favor by leaving their cards
with names of party upon it with the
head usher on entering.
Thirty Stearns bicycles in transit for
Eailey's Honolulu Cyclery, King street.
Place your order for one of these ia
vorites before they are all gone.
Those who have not secured seats for
the opera this evening will do we'll to
ne on hand at Wall, Nichols Co.'S very
early, as there are but a few left.
H. X. Meemano & Co., contractors
and builders, painters, paperhangers
and decorators, back of High School,
Fort street, have card in this issue.
This is pay day for Government Off
Gals and consequently there is no eX-
cuse for their not taking their wives,
sisters, cousins and aunts to the opera.
Four completely furnished rooms for
housekeeping, with dressing-room at
tached, are offered for rent in good
neighborhood. See advertisement on
last page.
John NJ Kea and John w. Short of
Honolulu, II. r. Hitchcock of MOlOkai
and E. W. Estep of Hawaii were grant
ed notary public licenses by the Gov
eminent yesterday.
There are now 49, inmates in the
Baldwin Home at Molokai and others
are expected soon. \ very substantial
new kitchen has been built for the
Home at the expense of Senator II. p.
Baldwin.
The lantern views at the Seaman's
Club last night were keenly enjoyed by
a large number of seafaring men and
visitors. Over $50 views of English
German and Philippine scenes were
presented.
Mrs J. G. Rothwell arrived on the
Aorangi Saturday accompanied by her
two children and sister, Miss Edith
Haley. Mrs. Rothwell has been visit
ing friends in Seattle and returns
greatly benefited by the change.
Lee Chu. the president and manager
of the Oahu Lumber Il Building Com
pany, and one of the most prominent
and wealthy Chinese in the city, leaves
by the Gaelic with his family for visit
of several months to relatives in China.
Philip Peek, the would-be banker of
Hilo. leaves on the Australia this after
noon for one of his periodical trips to
San Francisco. Mr. Peck has probably
made more trips to and from the Coast
on the Australia than any man in the
Islands
The rehearsal OF the Amateur Or
chestra this week will be on WedneS-
day evening at o'clock in the \. NJ.
c. A. hall. AS the orchestra has to
play at next Mondays entertainment
there should be a full attendance
Wednesday evening.
The charge of gross cheat against the
principals in last Fridays pugilistic
contest was nOlle prossd. in the Dis
trict Court yesterday morning. Both
men are now held to answer a charge
of conspiracy to defraud, and will be
given a hearing tomorrow.
Miss M. f. killean has secured the
sole agency of the Hawaiian Islands
for the celebrated ladies Knox hats.
She has now in stock an elegant line of
the latest styles and shades. Her hair
dressing parlors are now under the di
rectiOn of Miss Agnes Smith.
Do you want to learn music? An OPP
portunity now presents itself to learn
from competent teacher of piano.
graduate OF Leipsic University, for the
small tuition fee of So per month: pu-
pills taught to play in six months. See
advertisement on first page.
Senator H. P Baldwin, whose gener
osity is we'll known, has recently or
dered $50 uniform khaki coats made