The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

CleVelandS cost a little more than
others, but are worth double
Hawaiian Tribe No I, I. 0. R. NJ.
lnstalls officers this evening
Gen. Hartwell did not return yester-
day, although he was expected.
The Misses A. and f. Richard re-
turned home by the Helene yesterday. |
The Pacific Import Co. received by
the Australia a full line of new goods
Their entire stock of Turkish towels
is being sold at COSTLY 3. r. Ehers &
Co.
commissioner Ed Towse leaves today
by the Australia for the Omaha ExpoN
sition
The new issue of Oahu Sugar Co.'S
stock will be ready for delivery on
July goth.
Chas. Bellina, of the Club stables,
has returned from a business visit 20
the mainland.
Land Agent J. F. Brown and wife
have returned from a visit to their
ranch on Molokai.
H. II. Williams has just received a
line of baby carriages in great variety
of pattern and price.
DR.. A. McWayne arrived on the Rio
Janeiro yesterday, just in time to see
the volcano in action.
The band concert at the Hawaiian
hotel grounds last evening brought out
large number of people
p. G. Jones is vice president of the
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, and F. c.. Ather-
ton is now assistant cashier
Mrs. McClanahan, wife of the we'll
known attorney, was one of the pas
sengers on yesterdays steamer.
At THE Hub" clothing house you
are promised your moneys worth in
all sorts of hot weather clothing.
Robt. l.. Scott reports that every
thing is going well in connection with
the Honolulu engagement of the Tivoli
company.
A large number of the friends of
Minister Damon were at the wharf to
greet him on his return from San
Francisco.
F. A Schaefer left yesterday by the
Iwalani on tour of inspection of var
ious plantations in which his firm is
interested. y
The Brewer building, on Queen
street, is about completed and is one of
the handsomest buildings along the
waterfront.
The delayed iron work for Hart &
Co.'S new building has arrived and the
work of construction is now rapidly
progressing.
Passengers on the Lehua report see
ing big glare in the sky from the vol
cano when they were at Lahaina on
Tuesday night
young man wants position as
stenOgrapher or bookkeeper. Has best
of references. Address j. H. Uhlhorn,
East Oakland, Cal.
fTarn McGrew is home again after
Spending a few weeks with his friendN
George Croker visiting points of in
terest in California.
The Royal taste brand of hams is
at once high grade and up to date.
Frank B. Peterson & Co, San Fran
cisco, are coast agents
A Portuguese woman who escaped
from the Queens hospital and who is
thought to be crazy was taken to the
Police Station last evening.
A free concert will be given in Kau-
makapili church at p. m. Saturday,
July 22nd. Miss Cecilia X. Poepoe will
sing two solos that evening.
A number of Honolulu people are
registered at the Occidental Hotel in
San Francisco Among them are w. G.
Peacock and II. S. Townsend.
The "Kams'' of base ball fame were
busy yesterday trying 10 find out the
surprise which is to be sprung by
the Artillery in tomorrow's game.
Mrs. Helen w. Kelley and daughter
left yesterday for q tWo-weeks vaca-
ton at Waialua, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. w. w. Goodale.
Col. Mills. of the Sixth Artillery, and
w. H. Winston, head carpenter of
United States naval work in Honolulu,
left by the America Maru yesterday.
DR.. Peterson is home from Molokai
and Lanai having made the round trip
on the Lehua. He expects to leave next
week for a tour of the plantations on
Hawaii.
During the absence OF c. All Ming
from the Islands, Lin Chow Will act
as manager for the firm of Sing Tai
Co and also as personal agent under
full powers of attorney.
An assessment of 10 per cent on the
capital stock of the American Sugar
Co will be due and payable on the
goth inst to the treasurer at the Office
of c. Brewer & Co, Ltd.
Stu Wan, the leading lady at the
Chinese theater, claims to have been
robbed of S1S5 in money and $500 III
iewelry Wednesday night. suspect
has been arrested by the police.
L. e. Pn<ham, with the Paclh'
Hardware Co, is prepared to submit
estimates for artesian wells on any OF
the Hawaiian Islands. Six new plants
d. operated by expert drillers are IL
steady use.
David Kui. who stabbed Arthur Nc
Colgan in a row in Palama some time
ago. waived examination IN the Ponce
Court yesterday morning ana was
committed for trial at the August tern
of the Circuit Court
/The Kamalo Sugar Company, whose
illumination adjoins that of the Amerl
y -. % AINlolai have award