The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

AT O'Clock this morning
The Makaha Coffee Company will
take off its first crop this season.
Minister King and wife left vester-
DAY morning for a trip to KooIau
Repair shops would go broke If
cleveland bicycles only were used. =
A furnished cottage of six or seven
rooms is wanted. Address p. o. box
3O7
Pacific Lodge. No. so. meets this
evening at 100, with work in first de-
gree.
A bicycle has been found. Owner
can have same by applying at 532 Fort
street
Good Scotch whiskey is all right
e. ID. c., with soda as a high-ball.. is
better. A.
Miss Bertha Kennedy has resigned
her position as teacher in the Palama
school
The Catholic Benevolent Society will
meet at 3 O'Clock this afternoon at the
Convent.
A good program and new talent
served to fill the Orpheum to the doors
last evening.
James A. Low, manager of the Ho-
noiulu sugar plantation, was in the
city yesterday.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co. has
Just received fifty-six mules, Holstein
COWS and horses.
George Paris new hotel is to be To-
Gated in the city instead of at Waikiki.
as was first proposed
The Hawaiian Hotel grounds were
crowded with people listening to the
band concert last evening
Jack Naiwi was fined SO and costs
In the Police Court yesterday for car
rylng a concealed weapon.
A Progress bicycle, nearly new. is of
tered for sale at $35 Apply to A. w.
Hawkins, Occidental Hotel
General Wheeler spent a great part
OF yesterday at the Executive building
and at the Bishop Museum.
Efforts are being made to induce
Professor Hitchcock to deliver a pub
TIC lecture In the near future
Q. H. Berrey, manager of the Mer-
camille Agency, will not be at his of |
flee this week on account of illness
The Board of Education met yester-
day and made a start on the assign |
ment OF teachers for next school year
Cecil Brown holds John Kidwell's |
full power of attorney during the lat
'Ci SCiLttIudH dDSSnCS from the /
Islands.
Photographs of the burning craters
and panorama of the crater of Mokua-
WeOweO can be obtained at Davey
Photo Co.
Edwin Farmer of EVA will speak at
the Y. M. c. A meeting Sunday after
noon. His subject will be THE Over
coming Lie
The semi-annual meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Cricket Club takes place on
Tuesday next, the Sth inst, at the Ar
lingtOn Hotel.
Slight puffs of smoke but no fire
were reported to have been seen on
Mauna LOa by island steamers that ar
rived yesterday.
A gang of men was working for sew
eral hours last night on King street
where the Tramways Company is lay
ing its double track
Tomorrow will be a good day for
those in search of real estate bargains
j. F. Morgan will sell several choice
lots, residences, ETC., at noon.
A few points ON infant feeding are .
not out of place these days. Read what
the Hawaiian Medicine Co. has to say
in regard thereto. See page 4.
The annual meeting of the Oahu
Cemetery Association will be held at
the Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co. s
rooms on Monday next at p. m.
Miss Baber and Miss Cooke, the Chi
cago teachers who are to take part in
the local Summer School, will arrive
by the City of Picking next week.
A social dance was given at Wright's
Villa last evening. 1t was attended
by quite a number OF young folks from
the city and was thoroughly enjoyed. t
The special train bound for Waialua
and Kahuku and having on board the
of the local press will
leave the depot at 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Miss Wheeler, the daughter of Gen
eral Wheeler who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, has been
ill during her stay here. but is recov-
ering.
Call at d. O. & NJ S. Hannah. new
California Harness Shop, and see their
new stock of furnishing goods
No $50 King street, below Arlington
Hotel. =
The California Feed Co. has just re- ,
ceived per "Mauna Ala" the finest lot
Of pure-bred laying chickens ever
here. See advertisement for
varieties.
Inc 1TdmWaSS toI1DdilN Is ISSUING
transfers on Beretania street where
DR.. Days offices are being moved and
On King street where the double track RI
IS being laid. ,
A number of the PunahOu night
blooming cereus plants were in bloom
asst night and the hedge is loaded with
blossoms which will open tonight and S;
Omorrow night. D
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan V
ire occupying the residence of Rev. +,
William NJ Kincaid during the absence
IF the latter from the city for the
month of August.
The auxiliary to the Christian Wom
ms Board of Missions VIII hold their