The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29
LOCAL BREVITiES.
erpheum tonight.

Flowing by electricity is to be intro
duced at Kamalo plantation.
E. c. Winston is i'll and is being
treated at the Queens Hospital
There will be no meeting OF the |
Board of Education this afternoon u
Mourning colors are tastefully dis
played at Kapiolani Maternity Home. |
F. w. Mckinney, Fort street, has
$4,000 to loan on real estate securi- |
ties.
Regular meeting of Oahu Lodge, No |
/, X of p, tonight. Work in the third
rank.
The Home Bakery is to be incorpor-
ated. All the shares have been sub
scribed.
The base ball game next Saturday
will be between the Rams" and the
Artillery.
Keep in mind the sale of fancy work
at st. Andrews Priory next Saturday
afternoon.
The ladies' Tribune is the lightest
bicycle on the market D. E. Whit
man, agent.
The boat boys were busy in the har-
Dor last night practicing for the Fourth
of July races.
A diamond locket has been lost. Re
turn to Advertiser Office and receive
suitable reward.
Burnette & Co., stock and customs
brokers are to be found at 639 King
street, near Alakea.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. have a large
variety of silk and cotton flags and
flag bunting for sale.
Io ho;
E. Killean are now under the manage
ment of Miss De Lartigue.
The Bishop of Honolulu is expected
back from Kohala in time to officiate
at the funeral of Kapiolani.
An. English Hawaiian compositor
with some knowledge of job work is
wanted. Apply Gazette Office.
The official order of Fourth of July
procession and also program of sports,
are published in another column.
Wray Taylor was at the organ in
Kawaiahao Church this morning when
the remains of Kapiolani arrived
Mr.. Desky wishes to inform the pub
lie that Kaiulani drive, to the Nuuanu
ridge, can be used on Sunday next.
John A. Butterfield VS.. Chas. Bon
was argued and submitted in the SUI
preme Court yesterday. Case to quiet
title.
The Coyne- Mehrten company is pre-
pairing to make a big display of furni
ture in the Progress block on Satur-
day.
The work of extending the Irmgard
wharf according to the suggestion
made by Maj. Langfitt has-been COM
menced.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Louise Barrfeld and Chas. Butzke,
to take place July 4th at the home of
the bride.
The Egan Dry Goods Co. has just
opened out new line of Swiss mulls,
plaid organizes and white Swiss with
colored dots.
At 10 a. m. today on the premises,
916 Alakea street. Jas. F. Morgan will
sell at public auction a lot of house
hold furniture.
A project is on foot for connecting
the Islands by wireless telegraphy. f
7. Cross. the electrician, is at the head
of the scheme.
The First Regiment, n. G. H., will
turn out to the funeral of the late
Queen Dowager There will be no bat
talon drills this week.
The baseball game yesterday be-
tween two teams from kamehamehs
Schools, the Yales and the Chicagos
was won by the latter.
Alvin Blom and Miss Bertha Heint
will be married this evening at
O'Clock at ST. Andrews Cathedral D!
the Rev Alex. Macintosh.
The fireworks to be used the nigh
of July will be set off on the grounds
of the Executive Building. At leas
this is the intention at present
The lease of the Orpheum theater b!
Mr.. Desky to j. C. Cohen, who viii
transfer to a new corporation, wa
signed at o'clock last evening.
The two-story cottage Off Beretanla
between Miller and Punchbowl streets
now occupied by Jas. Mott, Jr.. is 10
sale. Apply to P E. r. Strauch, Lin
coin block.
rainfall of two inches has been re
ported from Honokaa plantation, pu
the report did not cause material az
vance in the plantation stock on III
local market.
The graduating exercises of Kane
hameha Boys School take place In tn
gymnasium this evening at 10
There will be an alumni dinner afte
the exercises.
Mystic Lodge, knights of Pythla
has purchased the property aoJoihin
it's holding at Union street, Adam
Lane and Garden Lane. The piece Ju
acquired is of 24OO square feet.
All members of the Amateur Orche
ira must be present at the rehears
this evening in the Y. Nj. c. A. hall
O'Clock, to try over the Fourth
July music. Mrs. AnnlS MontaS'
Turner will be present.