The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
0rpheum tonight.


rent.
The advertised" letter list is pub
lished today.
A house on Robello Lane is adver-
tised to rent.
Good and true-The Tribune. d. E.
Whitman, agent.
The Yarndley- Clymer wedding is to
occur on the 10th inst.
Frank a. SEVERN is now with the LIE
Munyon Photo-Supply Co.
Repair shops would go broke if
ClevelandS only were used.
The furniture of q partly furnished
SiX-rOOmed house is for sale. -
The match horse race, Amarino VS..
Antidote, will be run at l o'clock
Miss Oma Little daughter of Col G..
F. Little, the attorney, is quite i'll at
Hilo.
Fifteen head Of rnilch COWS brought
down by the bark Albert are in quar-
antine.
Goo Kim has opened up his new
stock. A few Of the articles are men
toned in his adj
l.. B. Kerr, the enterprising local
merchant, has an agent at Hilo selling
cloths, ETC., by sample.
VIM. Matson, managing owner of
several Hilo-San Francisco sailing
packets, is visiting Hilo.
Andrew Brown has collected and
turned over $3.50 for expenses Of the
Fourth of July celebration.
There was an aWfuI1y black boy
around the Gazette offices yesterday.
He fell into barrel of ink.
A summons notice in re Mary Ed
wards VS.. George Edwards, libel for
divorce, appears in this issue.
ID. II. Hitchcock, "21 mile post"
plantation, will send quantity of Olaa
coffee to the Omaha exposition.
San Francisco's division of the naval
militia is to make a cruise on the Bad
ger the latter part of this month.
Frank c. LIE Blonde has established
a mems furnishing goods store at
HilO.
The lease and furniture of finely
furnished seven roOmed house is for
sale. Address P. 0. box 727.
An unfinished cottage with at least
three bedrooms is wanted. Address
Small Family" Advertiser office.
An informal social and dance was
Quite a number of city people were out.
A large envelope, containing Kihei
stock certificate and an insurance pol
icy has been lost. See advt. for re-
ward.
The cafe branch of the Home Bakery
will be closed from tomorrow till the
10Th inst The bakery will continue as
usual.
The cakewalk concludes at the Or
pheum tonight. Enthusiasm is high
for the winning couple is still in
doubt. -
E. C. Hebron will act for J. j. Egan
under full power Of attorney during
the absence of the latter from the
Islands.
Every member of the Amateur Or
chestra is urgently requested to be
at the Opera House at 10:45 sharp this
morning.
The Cogswell oil paintings of Grant,
Lincoln and Mckinley are on eXhibi-
ton at the Pacific Hardware company's
windows.
Young du Bell the acrobat and aer-
ialist, we'll known here, is performing
high wire-feats at Glen Park near San
Francisco.
notice to mariners in regard to
the new light on Diamond Head is
published in this issue under BY
Authority
c. S. Bradford says that the Tagalos
hate negroes and he is confident the
insurgents will direct their main fire
at colored troops.
The reviewing stand of President
Dole and party for today's procession
is at the makai entrance to the EXecu-
tive Building grounds.
Large crowds of people made their
way to Emma Square last night TO lis
ten to the band concert. The patriotic
airs were loudly applauded.
D. l.. Austin, an empioye Of the post
office. was run over by a hack Sunday
evening and sustained severe injuries.
He will be confined to his bed for some
time
Cards are out for the wedding of
Madeline Perry Hartwell, daughter of
Gen. A. s. Hartwell and A. F. Judd,
Jr, son of the Chief Justice, on the
21st inst.
Col Chas e Compton, L. S. A, who
recently visited Hawaii t. look up
garrison locations, has retired. He
would have reached the age limit jan
udIy i, next.
Ruby Dexter is now head sales
man with the Pacific Cycle & Manufac-
turing Co. H. Craft, the manager,
leaves by the America Maru tomorrow
to meet his wife.
Edward Dekum, who has been with
the Wall, Nichols Company, leaves on
the Diamond Head for trip home to
Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Dekum may re-
turn next winter
The military officers aboard the |.
S. transport Sheridan were entertained
last evening at the Army and Navy
Club of Hawaii. The Quintette club
was in attendance.
Among those who leave by the Am
erica Maru is Mrs. L. H. McEwen, the
head of the millinery department OF
Sachs Dry Goods Co. She goes to take
a long deferred vacation.