The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-02
LOCAL sREv!TlES.
0rpheum tonight

Dr. Derby leaves fer Kauai on the
-NIkanala this afternoon.
If you do not like waiting for street
cars, get a Tribune d. e. Whitman,
agent
Cleveland ball and roller bearings
never make you weary They run them
selves.
The American Messenger Service I'D
sertlse for six bright boys. Good
wages.
Don't buy music box before you see
the Stella" On display at the Berg
strom Music Co.
The Manufacturing Harness Com
pdny Is distributing to patrons and
friends match souvenir.
The Stars and Stripes foated over
the Alapai street pumping station in
honor of Dewey yesterday
Room and board in a private family,
centrally located, can be had by adj
dressing N, Advertiser Office.
Collector General McStocker has
been confined to his home for nearly
a week by an attack of grippe.
Large, airy rooms with board are
offered for rent in private family on
King street car line. See advt.
The Orpheum company played to a
good house last evening. The same
program will be presented tonight.
large stock of old Hawaiian and
foreign postage stamps are advertised
Tor sale. Address P. NJ, p. o. box 43.
During the absence Of E. G.. Rowe
from the Islands, Henry Holmes will
oct for him under full power of attor-
Aey.
Bids are called for printing and
binding the twelfth volume Of Hawaii
an Reports, by the Judiciary Depart
ment.
The Cabinet yesterday authorized the
expenditure of $4,000 for immediate
use in the construction of the sewer
age system.
At a meeting of the Nahiku directors
it was decided that Senator Hooking
should be manager, and Alexander &
Baldwin agents.
The Minister of the Interior calls for
tenders for the construction of sewers
in Honolulu. Also for an addition to
the police station
The S. n Castle will sail for San
Francisco at II o'clock ~. on Thurs
day, May Ath w g. Irwin & Co., Ltd,
are the Local agents.
Mrs r. w Wilcox celebrated a
birthday at her home last evening by
giving a luau to which a number of
friends were invited
Officers and men Of Company |, y, A |
and K will find a bargain in the Ster-
ling bicycle For sale by the Pacific |
Cycle Co., Fort street.
Any person or persons caught taking |
Or digging sand from makai side Of Ala |
Noana road will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
Du Bell will perform his feat tonight
at 1880 o'clock, of walking the tightly
wire, stretched from the fire station
tower to the Orpheum.
A fine specimen of cane six months
old which was taken from I<amaloI
plantation is on exhibition at the
Union Express Co.'S office.
l. H. Peyton, army secretary of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, delivered
an address on that organization at st.
Andrews Cathedral last evening.
Something of interest to the people
of Honolulu will appear in the Pacific
Import Co.'S space in this paper. in the
course of a few days. Watch for 1t.
Rev. C. NJ. Hyde and Mrs. Hyde ex-
pect to leave by the steamer of Satur-
day next for the coast. Rev. DR.. Hyde
now appears to be well able to travel.
Miss NJ. e. Killean has just received
a large invoice of the most select stock
Of millinery and dress goods. Ladies
Of Honolulu should call and see this
display.
A number of the officers of the New
port went into a blind pool yesterday
tor the purchase of sugar stocks. One
hundred per cent profit is looked for
en- their next stop here.
l.. M. Vetlesen. who is we'll known
TO the business community as manager
for the Hawaiian Hardware Company,
has accepted a responsible position
with the Maunalei Sugar Company.
Geo. Hubby, kamaaina Of Honokaa,
will at the request Of fellow veterans
Of the war of the rebellion in the
United States, extend his visit 10 @fio-
nolulu over till after Decoration pay
Any person needing a nice, gentle,
family milch COW. should call IN U.
Schuman Fort street. He has just re-
eeived two thoroughbred Jerseys ex
schooner Robert Levers, which heWlii
sell at a reasonable figure.
The subscription list of the proposed
Olaa Sugar Co. will be open at the OIL
fee of B. F. Dillingham;, Judd Building,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May 4th, 9Th and 9Th, from 9 o'clock a.
m. to 5 O'Clock p. m. OF each day.
The Woman's Board meeting for
MAY will take place at Central Union
church Tuesday the I'd inst, at 2i3O
,. M. Miss Albright will give paper
On .sWoman's Work for Woman.
praise and thanksgiving service Will be
held.
Bids for the construction OF the ad-
lition to the station house Will De
u Thomas whose