The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

Nepi esehtatlVe a. IL. LObenStein is
in the city
Marshal and Mrs Brown returned on
the Claudine
september Delineators nQxsready at
Mrs. Hanna's
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Widemann have
gone to Ookala :
II. NJ. and NJ c. Mott-Smith have re-
turned from Maui
Regular monthly meeting of the p.
b. & L. \. tonight.
Mrs. II. p Baldwin and two children
are over from Maui
Philip Peck, the Olaa planter. came
over on the Claudine.
A new girls school is to be built bv
the Hllo Catholic Mission.
Nearly fifteen and a half inches of
rain fell at Hilo last month
Louis T. Grant, the electric light and
automobile man, is in the city.
professor koebele and George Com
pere left on the Miowera for Fiji. :
The HilO Herald says the souatters
have their eyes on Cocoanut Island.
The Kaiwiki homesteads will turn
out good crop of coffee this year
A. Haneberg, manager of the Olo-
walu Sugar Company, is in the city
A number of Honolulu teachers re-
turned from Hawaii and Maui yester-
day.
9 Mrs. a. 3. fuckers vocal studio is
located on the High School grounds.
Emma street
Honest material, honest workman
ship keep Clevelands at the head of
the procession.
The Matson line people are to have
new tug in Hilo harbor about the
first of the year.
The Claudine brought Is passengers
from the Volcano, 10S way passengers
and $50 on deck
j. w. Wilson, a former resident of
Hilo, is to take the management of
the Hilo Hotel annex.
The new timetable on the Hilo route
Will necessitate a day and a night gang
of laborers at each end. =
Hon. l.. A. Thurston and Judge Gard
ner K. Wilder were among the Clau-
dimes passengers yesterday.
The officers of the Waimea Sugar
Mill Company, elected for the ensuing
year, are published in this issue.
There will be a stated meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. p, A. F. & \. NJ.
tonight. Transaction of business.
The Herald says six fresh squatters
have taken up claims in the new
Olaa district during the past week
Hilo will have yacht races on the
10Th, the Flash, Mabel, Aurora and AS
thOre having entered for the Matson
cup.
Kinau street. Owner can have same
by proving property at Joaquin Silva's,
Kinau street.
Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. w. p Boyd
Miss K. Cornwell and Miss G. Macfar-
lane have returned from a trip to
the other Islands.
w. j. LOwrie, manager of Spreckels-
vile plantation, is in the city again.
He will be a witness in the Waialua
case this morning.
William Savidge, 80 Fort street, has
for long lease in ManOa valley a de-
sirable tract of five acres, suitable for
a country residence.
The brigantine John d. Spreckels
has made another fast trip to MANU-
kona, making the passage from San
Francisco in twelve days.
Venison soup, boiled fresh salmon
with crab sauce, escalloped turkey,
roast spring chicken, cream puffs and
apple sherbet at the Home Bakery din
ner tonight.
Gus Schuman has the agency for
the celebrated Morgan &c Wright tires
and has also just received new line
of surveys, phaetOns, buggies and styl-
ish buckbOardS.
The Honolulu Stockyards Company
Limited, had several swell teams out
to the band concert yesterday, among
them was the prettiest complete pony
rig ever seen in the city.
The Hawaiian Rowing Association
will hold their fourth annual cham
pionship races on September at
Pearl Harbor course. See notice else
where in this issue for further partic-
ularS. p
The California Harness Shop. in the
Lincoln block, King street, can fur
nish you with anything you may de-
sire in the harness line. Call and see
their stock and get prices whether you
want to buy or not.
HiIo is making preliminary ar
rangements for The organization of a
building and loan association on the
Iv managed it will be one of the best
institutions ever started in the Rainy
City.
The firm of A Z. Murphy & Co., re-
firing from the boot and shoe business,
ask for an immediate settlement of all
outstanding accounts, previous to their
being placed in the hands of col
lector. This is an authorized an
nOuncement.
Nv order of the Kapiolani. Estate,
Ltd. Jas. F. Morgan will sell at pub
lie auction today noon at his sales
rooms. the lease for a term OF twenty
years of the valuable business proper
tv on the corner of Queen and Punch