The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Jew Bill at 0rpherm Tonisht


See the new puhcture-proof tire at
the Cleveland agency
The advertised" letter list is pub
hshed on page today
Inc best and nothing but the best at
The Home Bakery Cafe
Furnished or unfurnished cottage for
rent Apply at Queen Hotel
There are a hundred different
Scotch Whistles, bur only one C-DC. <
A young man Of Sly years experience
desires "a position. zee advertisement.
For fancy livery rigs and pretty
teams the S1Ock-yards cant be teat-
en-
Whitney & Marsh. Ltd, are showing
something nice IN waist patterns to-
day
The Peerless Preserving Paint Com
pany guarantees to stop all leaks in
ieaky roofs
The Gazette (senlie weekly, 3 paEes)
is ready this IT ornine for the outgoing
Island mails
See w 7. Patty. contractor -and
builder, for store and office fittings and
repairing of any kind
Central Union Church choir reie=ar-
sal will be hello Saturday afternoon at
O'clock-not in the eEening.
bohemian Girl is TO be given by
the Boston Lyrics Saturday afternoon
and ''Mascotte' in the evening
There will be a special meeting of
the Hawaiian Lsdge, No. p, this exc
ming for work liz the third degree.
Mrs. Gums dG ncing class will meet
at o'clock this evening. Music viii
be furnished bgEIhe Quintette Club
The Cooking School class for gir&s
attending schools of the city will be
held fran to 12stomorrcw forenoon
A Columbia bicxc1e, nearly new, with
bell and lamp attached, Is offered for
sale. See advertisement On last page
The kuokoa, j. n. Poepue editor, is
sues from this office today in SPACE
form and full Of excellent reading mat
ter
The Minister of Public instruction
calls for tenders fe5' the construction
of one-r,om scboolhouse at Mana,
Kauai
Captain Sterling Wall not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by the
crew Of the ship Great Admiral, while
in port.
The St. Andrews PGiory Aid Socie
~ meeting viii be hello Saturday after
noon at 4. All old pupils are invited
to be present
Pang Fai has disposed of his Tner-
chandise business, corner of Richard
and Queen streets, to Pang See aud
Pang Sing ChoI
There will be an exhibition of target
practice by an expert marf4Sman in the
Pacific Cycle COmpanys wjadow today,
Do not fail to see st.
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent So:
aGiety will meet this afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the Convent on Fort street.
Members Will please attend.
The officers of E. O. Hall e Son, Ltd,
whe will serve during the ensuing year
are published in this issue, per order
of the secretary, E. Ii. Paris.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
ChildranS Society, to have been held
tomorrow evening at Kawaiahao Semi
nary, is postponed for one week.
The fifth assessment of 10 per cent
on the capital sock of The Honolulu
Rapid Transit & Land Company is due
and payable to J. II. Fisher, at BisilGp
&c Co.'S bank.
The monthly meeting OF the Board
of Supervisors Of the Free I<indergar-
\
,snorning, November ,, at $50 o'clock
la Queen Emma hail.
DR.. Bowman, who has had temper
ara charge of the Wailuku Hospital for
the past month, expects to return to
this city, and Will resume his practice
in the Progress block about the 9Th of
this month.
Captain Berger will direct the Gov
ernment band four times today The
concerts will be given at the. Japanese
Consulate, at the Japanese hospital
again at the Consulate, and lastly at
the Japanese Club.
The principal or most notable piece of
statuary amongst the hundreds in the
Chicago Art Institute is duplicate of
the Caesar Augustus heroic plaster cast
lately placed in Pauahi hall, Oahu Col
lege, by President Hosmer.
A twe-norse wagon got away from
a Pake on Fort street just below the
Home Bakery Cafe yesterday but was
neatly stopped by lieutenant of the
mounted patrol before the animals had
gotten up a high rate of speed.
C. C. Conley. we'll known here. has
received an honorable discharge from
the United States army in the Philip
mines. and has position in the civil
service. Conley writes that he is soon
10 he married to Spanish lady.
George Hawkins and Sidney Turner,
two weII-known and popular citizens,
wo,Id like to meet friends now at Ill
Fort street, where they have succeed
ed Van Dorne and have fine stock OF
cigars. tobacco and cold drinks.
The Honolulu Cricket Club smoker
at the Wayerley Club on next Friday
evening promises to be the best the
club has given. Some of the finest
musical talent in the city has been Sc
cured and most enjoyable time Isl
promised.
Mr.. w. G. Irwin gave a dinner party
last evening in Waikiki in honor OF
Colonel A. G. Hawes OF San Francisco.