The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-16
LOCAL. BREVITIES-
OTpheum tonight.

There was IA snort CabineI meeting
held yesterday morning.
Telephone 1853 for a fine RIG and fast
horse. King Street Stables
Drive mosquitoes away with NOMos-
Keet prepared by Hebron Drug Co.
Fred. Harrison. the contractor, has
large quantity of good soil for sale
Everything ready for after the opera,
no waiting at The Home Bakery CAFE
Try one OF those fresh chocolate and
cocoanut cakes at the German Bakery.
Don't go wrong when buying a
wheel 4 Cleveland Will keep YOU
right.
The Peerless Preserving Paint has a
heavier body than any other paint IN
the market.
A Iady's handkerchief made OF drawn
work is lost. Finder please return 10
Advertiser office.
Minister Young of the Interior was
out yesterday afternoon on tour OF
inspection with Mr.. ROwell.
Owners of fruit trees in Upper Nuu-
anu valley complain of the frequent
depredations of native youths.
The McCully property on King street,
has been sold to- local syndicate. the
land has an area of about 40 acres. \
MIR. Albert p. Taylor, who accompa-
MED the Siam on ner first trip. returned
rs a passenger and will remain In the
city. a.
\ party of young men have beer
camping out on PunchbOwl over might
trying TO catch sight OF the shooting
stars.
The Church Defense and Extension
Association hold their monthly meet
ing at o'clock this evening at Har-
mony Hall.
+. w. Macfarlane is expecting fan
CIV driving team by the bark Albert,
which is bringing down a depkloai ot
horses and mules.
Colonel Jones has offered a prize of
$50 for competitive drill between
Companies \, Ii, G. and II; Companies
r and C. are barred
Buena Vista Hospital. in Nuuanu
valley, has just received thorough
disinfecting which is in evidence 10
passers along the roadway.
Jas. F.. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of furniture today at 10 o'clock at
The residence of Mrs. Riemenschnelder.
Vineyard street near Emma
The books of the Waimea Sugar Mill
Company Will be closed TO transfers
from Friday, November "a, to Thurs
day. November 80, 1899. inclusive
The books of the Eva Plantation
COMPANY will be closed to transfers
from Monday. November 20. to Thurs
day. November 80. 1899, inclusive.
The books of the WaiaIua Agricultur-
n 10 slF ~
transfers from Monday, November 20.
to- Thursday. November 30. 1899, inclu-
sive.
The Honolulu Carriage Mandatory,
Fort street, has just received eX George
Curtis n handsome line OF high-grade
vehicles: also an elegant line of har-
ness.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Oahu Sugar Company, Limit
ed, will be held az the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce today at lO
o'clock.
Three battalions of the Thirty-ninth
United States Infantry were marched
about town yesterday. This morning
they will march to Waikiki beach for
a swim.
Three bids for the artesian wells
were opened yesterday but no decision
has. as yet, been arrived at and Min
lister Young has taken the matter un-
der consideration.
Do you want something very nice in
the way of table damasks and napkins
for your Thanksgiving party? Call and
see the elegant assortment y. S. Sachs
has just received.
The Leelanaw and Conemaugh will
leave during the week for Manila with
a full cargo of horses from the Govern
ment corrals here; the balance will be
taken on later by the Siam.
On Friday at 10 o'clock at the auc-
ton rooms of Jas. +. Morgan, S3 Queen
street. there will be a sale of a large
and complete collection of oil paintings
OF various subjects and sizes.
The Bargain Store, corner Fort and
Beretania streets, Albert Blom, mana
ger. will open on Saturday, November
rs. with a large new stock of English
dry goods. Look out for bargains
Former United States Minister Roll
lin NJ. Daggett is now on the staff of
the San Francisco Chronicle as lit
erary contributor. He expects within
n year TO return to the Islands for
visit.
First Lieutenant George Nj. Apple of
the Thirty-ninth United States Infan-
try is renewing his acquaintance with
old friends in the city. He was with
the engineers as first sergeant or Com
pany /.
Another old member of the Ell giIeers
when located here l. Sam Waller, chief
drummer of the Thirty-ninth Infantry.
Waller is a Portland boy and his time
in the city is fully occupied with old
friends.
ID. Barwald. post exchange manager
with the Thirty-ninth Infantry, is a
cousin OF Jake Bsarwald, foreman OF
the Gazette printing department, as
well as a prominent Odd Fellow and
knight of Pythias.
Consul General Hayward expects to
return from Hongkong about Novem-
her %. Mr.. Hayward made flying
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