The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

There are a hundred Scotch whiskies
but only one G. ID. G..
The band will play at the Queens
Hospital this afternoon.
Oil twice a year ends your trouble
If you ride a Cleveland.
A bookkeeper with good references |
desires permanent position.
Curios from Morning Star at Won
ans Exchange. See advertisement.
Tenders are invited by the Minister
OF the Interior for sewerage screens.
The band concert at Emma Square
last evening was enjoyed by a large
crowd
The Housekeepers' League will meet
at 10 o'clock this morning at the Y.
NJ. G. A.
A furnished house of from four to
six rooms is wanted. Address J, Adj
vertiser office.
Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. NJ, met in
special session last evening with work
in the third degree.
week from today the Chinese Con-
sulate will fttingly observe the birth
day of the Emperor.
Shroeder's Wailuku Hotel will, after
LIST prOximo, be located one door below
Hoffman's, at Wailuku.
r. G.. A. Peterson, the broker, has
some excellent pieces of business and
residence property for sale.
j. F. Morgan will dispose of three
fine residence sites on Kewalo street,
at auction on August 5, at noon.
1.-The Diamond Palace" and "A Kiss
in the Dark are two first-class comic
sketches as put on at the Orpheum.
There was a small blaze at the T. B.
Mrrrays home in PunahOu yesterday
morning. Little damage was done
Check No. 802, drawn by the trustees
of Excelsior Lodge on Bishop & Co, in
favor of Mrs. NJ. ID. Cooke, has been
lost.
Pianos are being sold for $3.50 each
on installments of $40 per month at
The Bergstrom Music Co, Progress
block.
Both the Stars and the Rams will
practice every day this week in order
to be ready for Saturdays decisive
game.
Two Chinese for opium in possession
and one for gambling were arrested by
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth last
night.
The petition for the disbarment OF
Attorneys Kaulia and Kaneakua will
be heard by the Supreme Court this
morning.
The stock books of the Haiku Sugar
Co. and of the Paia Plantation Co. will
be closed to transfers from Goth to 18th
insts. inclusive.
The band played for the sick and
wounded soldiers of the Relief yester-
day afternoon. The men enjoyed the
concert immensely.
F.. j. Cross gave an interesting lee
ture last Saturday night at the resi-
dence of S. M. Ballou on the subject
of wireless biography.
A Portuguese driver of bus was
arrested yesterday on complaint OF w
O. Smith for running into the carriage
of lady on Fort street.
The sale of season tickets for the
Tivoli opera season, HOnOlulu'S great
est musical event, will begin tomorrow
morning at Bergstrom's.
The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. expect
q large shipment of A. G. Spalding 4
Bros baseball goods in few days OF
one of the sailing vessels.
Two desirable gentlemen can secure
fine pleasant room with board in {
private family by addressing by letter
to "A. b., AuNeIllSSi ohlCc
The administrator of the estate o
j. w. Lota gives notice that the sale
of real estate advertised for July 2Otl
has been postponed till further notice
The Board of Health will meet TIC
morrow There will be cOnsiderabl
business as several of the routine mat
tiers of last session were continue
over.
An opportunity Of your life for
home. See Pawaa Tract advertise
ment in this issue. VIII E. Fisher
agent. corner Fort and Merchan
streets.
A number of carryalls and Wagon
cites were hired by the Red Cross 81
ciety yesterday and used for tran:
porting the soldiers Of the Relief aboi
the city.
Secretary Coleman, of the Y. NJ.
is back from his vacation trip t
Mani and Hawaii His appearance
seconds his statement that he had
GOOD time Mrs. Coleman is still Vlsl
inc with friends on Hawaii
The Gaelic spoke the transport wit
tho Nebraska troops on board betwee
uonoluIu and Yokohama. Mail We
transferred from the transport TO II
steamer. as the former VIII contln'
on 70 San Francisco without calllr
here.
Some 200 immigrants have arrive
in the past few days by the foliowlI
vessels: By the City OF PeklnS, o'
Iananese. % Chinese and Corean
Inv the Gaelic. 216 Japanese and q On
nese. and by the Thyra, 364 Japanes
The amount of sugar shipped fro
HiIo TO the United States during Il
first six months of the present year
G46140 O4 pounds. valued at S2,52S
452 AZ saws the Tribune. This amou
is considerably in excess OF tn
shipped from Honolulu for the san
length Of time.
Among the passengers by the Moa1