The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
LOCAL. BREV!TlES.
Orpheum tonight.


Moonlight drill OF the First Regi-
ment next Tuesday.
No gray hairs; no sour disposition
If you ride a Cleveland.
The September term of the Supreme
Court opens on Monday.
The Gaiety Company is playing in
Auckland to fair audiences.
All the late patterns received by
the Alameda for Mrs. Hanna.
There will be no matinee at the Or
pheum today, owing to the regatta.
The steamer Kinau takes up her
usual run on Monday, 18th instant.
Both boat clubs will try to out-do
each other in attention to their guests
today.
The fair and luau of the Anglican
Church takes place two weeks from
today
The dedication services OF the Ka-
lihi-waena Catholic Church take place
tomorrow.
Telephone 90, the Triangle Store,
for groceries today. Goods delivered
to any part of city.
Bishop Wilson of Melanesia pays a
visit to Sydney shortly in the mission
ydcnt southern CIOSS.
James H Love left on the Mariposa
yesterday. He expects to go as far as
Chicago and New York.
The Kuokoa has been enlarged to
six-page edition and has been vastly
improved in many respects.
There is a good band on board the
Marie Hackfeld, which delights wa
terfront people in the evening.
The Myrtle headquarters will be
deliberately decorated today, but they
may not feel so much like it next year.
Mr.. George Dunnett is appointed
Acting Consul for Hawaii at Auck-
land, according to the Star of that city.
The Regatta Day dinner to be served
at the Home Bakery Cafe tonight Will
be as fully enjyed as the races them
selves.
Jack" Lucas will view the races
from the quarantine station, where he
will have a reserved seat and choose
his own company.
Photographers have an unpreceden-
ted opportunity in the races tomor-
row See what LIE Munyon has to say
about it on page z.
At Spitzer's closing-out sale of mid
summer goods, every garment has
been reduced in price. Now is the OPP
portunity to purchase.
c. c. Kennedy and family were
among the departures by the Marlpo-
sa They will visit Scotland before
returning to the Islands.
Herr Albert Prudential, the plan
list, will arrive here by the Moana, due
October r. He has had a very sue
cessful tour in the Colonies.
Will E. Fisher, auctioneer, will sell
per order of the mortgages, at the
boat landing, near Brewers wharf, on
September %, the schooner Norma.
At the Central Union Church Sun
day morning the subject will be ''The
Man With a Measuring Line; even
ing subject, THE Secret of Wisdom
Alink cuff-button made from two
antique coins has been lost. Five dol
lars reward will be paid on return to
the office of Kinney, Ballou & McClan-
ahan.
The Regatta Committee have ar
ranged cOnvenienceS for press repre-
sentatives which are often neglected
by other similar committees on SINH
lar occasions.
Hamilton Hill, baritone soloist, for
two years and a half with the Harry
Richards Company in Melbourne, has
accepted an engagement with the Or
pheum company.
VIM Larsen was arrested last even
ing on charge of needless driving.
He was released on his own recogni-
zance to appear on Monday morning
and answer the charge.
The Hawaiian Carriage Manufacture
ing Company, Queen street, near
L., Il Of Wi, yxrsl N
and truck repairing, painting, trim
ming and manufacturing.
F. D. Creamy, ABB, (Harvard), pri-
vate tutor, with especial reference to
preparation for college. Office corner
King and Bethel streets; telephone 81
and SOC; Postoffice box 759.
1.-The Peace of God" will be the sub
iect of Rev. VIM. A. Gardeners sermon
at the Christian Church tomorrow
morning. In the evening he will talk
about 1.-The Conversion of Soldier
Head-Ease, the greatest and safest
of all headache cures, is sure and
nleasant cure 1t is worth $1,000 pei
dose. but costs % cents per box OF
twelve doses For sale at Hebron
Drug Co.'S.
Great indignation is expressed by
the owners of the yachts in the second
and third classes on account of the
statement made by an afternoon paper
that they refused to race for Other
than money prizes.
r. c. A. Peterson, who left about {
month ago to visit the States, writes
that he is now seeing the sights IL
New York city. He expects TO join his
wife in a few days and to return with
her to Honolulu in about month.
A leading dry goods firm of this city
advertises in this issue for three OF
four good, reliable boys to learn the
dry goods trade. This is an eXcellen
opportunity for the right boys. See
advertisement for further particulars
Two of the Portuguese immigrant:
at the quarantine station escaped from
their guards between and o'clocl
last night and waded to the mainland
The police were notified by telephone