The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

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The Willards" will arrive by the
Mariposa.
Delineators to arrive by Mariposa for
Mrs. Hanna.
Customs Inspector Nicely takes va
cation next week.
Oil twice year ends your trouble if
you ride a Cleveland
Rawei leaves for the Mainland to-
morrow by the Moana
Rev. J. NJ. Lewis, pastor at Waikiki,
is on few weeks visit in town
Service la carte at all hours. Home
Bakery Cafe, Fort street, above Hotel.
The moonlight concert at Thomas
Square was very largely attended last
night.
Judge E. w. Barnard and wife are
booked to leave for the Coast by the
Moana
Mr.. Dillin = Al and his party should
return by the early train from Waia-
lua today.
G.. Hedemann, manager of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, is booked to leave on
the Moana. -
The tramways fight appears to have
commenced somewhat differently than
was expected
j. Austin of Kohala will address the
afternoon meeting of the Y NJ. c. A.
next Sunday.
Chicken owners will be we'll repaid
for using Fuckers Medicol Egg. HO-
bron Drug Co.
Philip Peck, the Hilo coffee planter
and future banker, left for the Rainy
CITY yesterday.
The men on the transport Charles
Nelson are mostly from New York
and Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Castle leave
by the Moana tomorrow for stay of
several months on the Coast.
Officers off the army transports pass
ing through here are being entertained
nightly at the Officers Club.
DIR. G. l.. Garvin has been appointed
a surgeon, with the rank of captain,
OF the First Regiment, NIGH.
Extra pure old Kona coffee for sale
in any quantities at H. Hackfeld & Co.
corner Queen and Fort streets.
There was rehearsal of the ANA
teur Orchestra under Wray Taylor at
the Y. NJ. G.. A. hall last night.
The Woman's Exchange is now es-
tab1ished in new quarters on the cor
ner of Hotel and Union streets
DR.. M. E. Grossman has removed his
Office to Alakea street, just three
doors above the Masonic Temple.
President Dole left for Hawaii yes
terday by the Kinau and may be gone
some time for rest and recreation
The Clay Clement Company opens at
the Opera House tomorrow evening
They will arrive by the MaripoSa.
A special meeting of Eva Plantation
Company will be held today at 10 a. M
at the room of the Chamber of Com
merce..
Miss E. NJ. Brown. over Bishop &
Co.'s bank, is prepared to do all kinds
of work in the stenographic and type
writing line.
1t is said that the big cattle-range
prOprietors on Hawaii are to combine
on the same general basis as the local
combination.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, corner
Queen and Fort streets, will have a
magnificent display of Christmas goods
soon. Watch for it.
The old Penhallow house on Bereta-
mia street is undergoing renovation
preparatory to being used as one of the
Hawaiian Hotel cottages.
A King street car collided with a
pake's wagon yesterday morning Be-
yOnd a scare to the Chinaman and his
horse no damage was done.
Tourists wishing reliable horses. eX-
perienced drivers, new rigs, fair prices.
courteous treatment, call at the Club
Stables, Fort street, above Hotel street
1t is earnestly hoped that all the
members of the Research Club will be
present at the meeting tomorrow night
at the residence of Rev. Mr. kincaid.
Mrs. George Paris entertained Mrs.
Smith of San Francisco last evening
The invited guests were Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Miss Wall, Mr.. McInerny and
Mr.. r. w. Single.
Patrolmen Fred. Wright and Walter
Madradd were the recipients of a
handsome remembrance from the fam
lilies of the young people who were
benighted on Tantalus.
A boat discovered by one of the
boatboys on the reef off the Quaran-
tine Station several days ago, was
turned over to a Japanese yesterday
who proved ownership
Mrs. John Waterhouse will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, lately re-
turned from the Coast and the Sunday
school teachers at the Central Union
Church tomorrow afternoon from 3: SO
to p. m.
Tourists from the Mariposa desiring
hairdressing, manicu.ing, shampooins
or scalp treatment will receive first
class treatment at Miss De Lartigue's
parlOrs next to Y. M. c. A. building
Hotel street.
The sale of delinquent stock of the
Kamalo sugar plantation took place
yesterday at noon. Nearly 1000
shares were disposed of at prices
ranging from 20 to SO cents per share
most of it being bid in by the com
pany.
Most of the delinquent shares in the
kamalo Sugar Company were bought
by Cecil Brown, acting for the com