The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-05
LOCAL BREViTIES.
Orpheum tonight.

next Monday
People who ride Clevelands die of
old age-Fact
Z. j. Ordway has again joined the
Orpheum company.
The next mail from the Coast is due
on the Doric on Friday night.
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
September has been received.
There are a hundred different Scotch
Whiskies-but only one G. ID. G.
Tonight at the Opera House THE
Golden Giant" will hold the boards.
Nobby rough sailor hats, correct
shape, latest style, at Mrs. Hanna's.
Paper teeth is the latest thing in
dentistry. They cost about So a set.
Pacific Lodge No. 822 meets this
evening at 1870 with work in third de-
gree.
]. H. Schnack will sell you a choice
building lot at Kalihi on your own
terms.
A 6-roomed furnished cottage on
Young street, near KeeaumOku street,
is for rent.
The Gazette (semi- weekly will be
issued as usual this morning for the
outgoing mails.
This is the Jewish New Year, and
many of the stores in the city will
close in consequence.
The list of officers of the First
American Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, is an
nounced this morning.
The man who marrieS a telephone
girl soon becomes familiar with the
central form of government.
The Interior Department calls for
tenders for the construction OF a road
from HOnokaa to the landing.
An administrators notice to credit
ors of the late Robert Grieve appears
on another page in this issue.
The Waialua case reached the argu-
ment stage yesterday, General A. S.
Hartwell opening for the plaintiff.
Housekeeping rooms; also furnished
rooms, to let at the Temperance Ho-
tel, Nuuanu street, near Vineyard.
Owing to the absence of several
members, the Amateur Orchestra will
not hold any rehearsals this week.
A stenographer and bookkeeper de-
sires engagement; fifteen years eXpe-
rienee. Address Competent" this
office.
Colonel George Macfarlane, togeth-3
er with Ignatz Steinhart, went to Waia-
lua yesterday for a short stay at Hal
leiwa
Arthur Harrison has a lot of soil and |
coral blocks for sale at the Brewer |
building, Fort street, between King |
and Hotel.
The general committee of the Boys |
Clubs met last evening at the Y. M.
C. A. and discussed the work for the
ensuing year.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
Womans Board of Missions will be
Union Church.
Dr. Murray has not been able to at
tend to his duties lately on account of
a severe attack of illness. DR.. Miner
is also indisposed.
The two local steamship lines will |
have to use the Kekuanaoa wharf
jointly, according to the decision of
the Cabinet yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon the Honolulu |
Cricket Club team will contest with
the cricketers from the Maggie Moore |
II. r. Roberts Company.
The supply of water in the Nuuanu |
reservoirs is daily becoming less. -Peo-
pie in all parts of the city are asked |
not to waste any water.
MEMBERS OIL the NldSOulC fraternity
are invited to attend the funeral of !
the late brother J. H. Bruins today from
the Masonic Temple, at 3 p. N.
Joseph NJ. Lopez, steward of the
Australia, has commenced divorce |
proceedings against his wife, Lena Lo-
peg. Papers will be filed this morning.
At the session of the Executive
Council yesterday Attorney General
CnnnoY. was apnninfoH act Minis
ter of Finance during Mr.. Damon's
absence. I
Over one hundred people were
turned away from the Home Bakery
Cafe Sunday evening. The popularity
of this cafe is unprecedented. See din
ner bill in this issue.
A young man with seven years ex-
perience, expert stenographer and typ
ist, and with good knowledge of book
keeping, desires a position in CONNER
cial or banking house.
Complaints have been made about
a gang of hoodlums which infests Iwi-
lei They make night and day hid
eous, much to the disgust of many of
the residents in that vicinity.
Chester A. Doyle, the official inter-
prefer, leaves today for Kauai, to at
tend the September term of the Cir
cult Court on that Island. His serv-
ices are needed in a number of impor-
tant Japanese cases.
All eX-StudentS of the University of
California. are requested to meet at
7:30 this evening at the offices of Gear,
Lansing &c Co., in the Judd building,
to discuss plans for the fitting recep-
ton of ex-President Kellogg.
Henry E. Cooper Esq, has been ap-
pointed Minister of Finance ad inter-
i'm; also Mrs. Elizabeth Van Cleve
Hall has been appointed a Commits
sioner of Public instruction in the
place of Mr.. j. Q. Wood, who has re-
signed.
The fifth assessment of 10 per cent
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