The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-23
LOCAL BREWTlES.
Orpheum tonight.


Special mee5ing Of the Hawaiian
Lodge No. y tonight.
Two days more sale Of those elegant
trimmed hats a Mrs. Hanna's.
Bert Hecht. the San Francisco brok-
er, left by the China last evening.
Repair shops would go broke if
Cleveland bicycles only were used.
A small black Cocker Spaniel pup
has been lost See advt. for reward.
The program now on at the Orpheum
is an excellent one. GlOrine's dance is
dazzling. =
A L. G. Atkinson, attorney-at-law,
has an office on the corner of King and
Bethel streets.
Front and rear sprockets are both
cycloidal on Tribune bicycles. Agent,
ID. z. Whitman
Inspector Townsend will speak at the
Teachers Convention which meets in
Los Angeles in July. -
Household furniture will be sold at
auction today at 10 a. m. "a Jas. +.
Morgan's salesrooms.
The decorators are doing some beau
tiful work at the Drill shed for the
ball tomorrow evening.
Ben Bruins, the bright and genial
vaudeville artist, was a passenger by
the China last evening.
The new stock exchange, the Hawai-
ian will have it's first call at l p. m.
the day after tomorrow.
Residents of Kinau street continue
to complain over the wTetched condi-
ton of that thDrouShfare.
Queen Hotel has two cottages and
several nice rooms TO let at very reas-
enable rates Telephone 500.
Mrs. Guam is arranging for a grand
exhibition in which the children Of heC
dancing classes will appear.
P. McLane was elected manager of
Kamalo plantation at a meeting OF the
directors yesterday morning. -
The Cabinet deferred action in re-
gard to sending The band to Omaha.
The matter will be taken up later
There was no meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce yesterday, it being
postponed until tomorrow morning.
The Hawaiian Bradstreet's for June
will doubtless report that during May
the hack owners did a good business.
Among the through passengers by
the China was Elsie Adair, the ser
pentine dancer. who is well-known in
Honolulu.
J. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture on Thurs
day. May 25th. al the Club hotel, Bere-
tania street.
Honolulu Stock Exchange sessions
are now held at 1890 "a m. and p
m. daily The second board was in
stituted yesterday
Mrs. Titus of Chicago did not leave
by the China on account of lack OF
hn nx-l1l
the Alameda Friday
There will be meeting of the base
ball managers this evening TO make
the final arrangements 1cr 'tfe iedSue
opening next Saturday
Special music has been secured for
the Pvthian memorial service 10 be
held at the Castle hall on Fort street
on Sunday afternoon next.
The old time favorite running horse
Amarino was given stiH trial run
Yesterday and made mile that was
pleasing to Trainer David.
Harry Murray writes from Manila
that his lucky star still hovers over
him. but that he is beginning TO WISH
he was back IN Honolulu again.
The Cabinet will decide today whe5h-
or 10 close Government offices at 10
tomorrow out courtesy to the British
Queen, or to have a whole holidays
Deputy Collector-General Clay re-
ceived news by the China yesterday
morning that his brother who was
wounded at Manila was out OF danger
w. w. Hall. the hardware merchant,
was a passenger for the States by the
s. S. China. Mr. Hall will be absent
some time on business for his house
The case of E. A. Sherman charged
with gross cheat was nolle pross' IN
the Police Court yesterday morning,
The matter having been settled out OF
court.
The Hoyt-McKae company sang Alo-
ma De as a finale last evening. All
through the play one of the ladies wore
an abbreviated skirt fashioned from
Hawaiian flags.
An unfurnished cottage on the beach
at Waikiki containing bedrooms, ser
wants quarters. large. lanai and bath
room is for rent by William SaTldge'
McInerny block, Fort street.
Holders of Ookala are now pleased
TO see this dividend-payer firm. Man
ager Walker is in town from the plan
tati0n and brought reports when
ca(esed a sudden demand for the stock
Subscribers to the stock fthe Homo
lulu Rapid Transit and Land Co. who
have not received their certificates will
please cali at the company office, III
Fort street. upstairs, and receive the
same.
The Hoyt-McKee farce-comedy and
sneciaIrv company makes lis farewell
appearance At the Opera House this
evening. The play Will be the very
successful A Stranger in New York
again.
Capt. King. Minister of interior. was
able to be at the Executive Building
a short time yesterday afternoon.
Capt King intends to leave by the
Kinau to-day on an Island trip TOR the
benefit of his health.