The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-21
LOCAL BREWTIES.
Orpheum tonight.


Sorghum and alfalfa seed at SaIter's
grocery.
See Troibert in Magic and Mystery"
at the Orpheum
F. d. Creamy, Abb, tHarvardl. Tu-
tor, has a card in this issue.
w. c. Achi & Co. have twenty-eight
cnolce lots at Kafalauia for sale
Repair shops would go broke if
Cleveland bicycles only were used.
Miss Annie Holt returns by the Mo-
ana to California 10 resume her stu
dies
Some New Books" are mentioned in
the advertisement Of the Golden Rule
Bazaar
A most pleasant time is expected at
tonlghts dance given by the HeaIani
Boat Club.
The first battalion n G. H. had an
interesting drill last night with all
companies full.
The japanese midshipmen of the Hi
yel We're out for march and parade
yesterday, morning
Manager Hedemann of the Honolulu
Iron Works, has returned from the
Coast with his wife.
S. b. Rose is about again after hay
ing been confined to his home for sew
eral days by illness
The Church Defense and Extension
Association held it's regular monthly
meeting last evening
Hawaiian Lodge No u hold a spe-
cial meeting, with work in third de-
gree, this evening ct 7:30.
Archie Smithies has resigned his
position in the Interior Department to
take a position down town.
The subject of tanks is of more than
ordinary interest just now See what
r.. y. Hall Il Son say on it.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Pacific Hardware Co. will be held on
Friday, 2Sth inst, at 10 a. m.
A fine crayon portrait of the late Rob
ert Grieve is on exhibition al the Hol-
lister Drug COmpany's store.
Mrs. ]. H. Fisher and daughter. Miss
Irene, have returned from a three
months visit to the Mainland.
We call particular attention to the
new advertisement of the LIE Munyon
Photo-Supply Co. in this issue.
The biggest crowd Of the season is
expected at tomorroW's baseball game
between the Stars and the Rams.
payable to stockholders of the Mutual
Telephone Co. on and after 18th inst
Troibert, now playing at the Orphe-
um is one of the cleVereSt Sleight-Of-
hand performers yet seen in Honolulu.
Mix water and whiskey and you
spoil two good things-except it be c..
ID. c., the high-ball kind made to be
mixed
oh ICt q r Ix.I-
ems are offered for sale at the store of
J. r. Mills, Merchant and Alakea
streets.
M. r. Counter has largely augment
ed his stock of opticians goods, and
is prepared to supply any demand in
that line.
The Hawaiian Dry Goods Associa-
ton offers some exceptional bargains
for this week only. in organizes, ging-
hams, etc.
The new scent stamps have arrived
and were placed on sale yesterday aft
ernoOn. They are blue instead of red,
as formerly.
Word was received by the Coptic
that the Gaelic had not been quaran-
tined and would be along on time. She
is due tomorrow.
Mr.. Robert +. LANCE has charge of
the affairs of the Belgian Consulate as
acting Consul during the temporary
absence of Consul II. Focke.
Ex-senator II. w Schmidt Consul at
this port for Sweden and Norway. re-
turned from San Francisco on the Cop
tic. accompanied by his daughter.
The old building formerly occupied
by II. May & Co, on Fort street,
is to be sold by ]. =. Morgan at auc-
ton on Saturday, the ed, at noon.
w C. Cooper. who is to be cashier
of the First American Bank. arrived
on the Coptic with mis- wife. They are
at the Hawaiian.
Inspector w. F. Storey of the Gus
toms department retires tomorrow to
take position with Davies & Co. H
Kruger will FIJI the position made va
cant.
At 10 a. m today James F. Morgan
will sell at public auction the entire
household furniture at the residence
of L. E. MOssnan, opposite Emma
Square.
Prof j. w. Yarndley and Miss Cor
della CIymer We're married at Kameha-
meha Girls School yesterday morning
They will spend their honeymoon on
TantaluS.
Frank Heating, who holds the Cali
fornia record as the champion horse
sheer of that State, arrived by the
Bryant yesterday in charge of some
stock for Charles Bellina.
NJ J. Souza, whose store in Magoon-
vile was raided by Deputy Marsha
Chillingworth few days ago, was
fined 800 by Judge Wilcox yesterday
for selling liquor without a license.
Elsie Adair. the sOubrette and ser
peptine dancer, who IS we'll known il
Honolulu. arrived by the COptic yes
terday Inducements have been of
fered her TO appear in this city at the
Orpheum.
fhe Agricultural Bureau has re
e n 10 nf =.