The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Grpheum tonight.

oAtFed Tor rent. See adYt.
The first cost of the Tribune bicycle
is the last No repairs necessary.
Repair shops would go broke if
Cleveland bicycles only were used.
A criticism of the local road board.
for failure to do sprinkling, is received
from Lahaina.
S. J. Salter is offering special prices
on certain articles in the grocery de-
partnent today.
On Thursday evening Clarence
Smith gave dinner to the Oahu col
lege class OF 1899.
Don't forget the popular Sunday din
ner served at the Home Bakery Cafe
from till p. m.
All of the people who have been do
ing any looking say that Oahu cane
promises heavy yield
B. F. Ehlers e. Co. have just received
the latest style in Knox Hats Sailor
hats, 25c and upwards.
Rev. j. A. Cruzan, of Hilo, will
preach Sunday evening at Central
Union church. on 'Heroism."
Flags, American and Hawaiian, the
only complete line in the city, for sale
by Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd
The Metropolitan Meat Co. will close
their place of business at a. NJ on
Monday June II, Kamehameha Day.>
Rev. John Thomas Gulick, one of the
alumni, will assist in the Oahu college
commencement exercises on the goth.
In the betting yesterday the favorite
in the great freefOr-all was Violin; in
the Criterion cup, Sympathetic's Last.
DR.. Milan Soule has removed to the
California Hotel, office 206 Kearney
street, corner of Suffer, San Francisco.
A special meeting of the Board of
Agriculture will be held at 9 O'Clock
this morning in the Judiciary build
ing.
The Hilo prediction on the acreage
of cane for Alaas first crop is the eX-
act figure of the total area OF Eva es-
tate.
dividend is due and will be pay
able to. the shareholders of the Pioneer
Mill Co. on June 18th. See advt. in
this issue.
Sugar stocks not in it when COM
pared with the bargains that are being
offered in dry goods at l.. b. Kerr's,
Queen street. ~
A four-masted schooner loaded with
grain for Hackfed & Co. dropped
anchor in Hilo just previous to the XII
nau's leaving.
A purse with a small sum of money
and receipts enclosed has been found
Owner can have same by calling at the
Advertiser Office.
The VIM. McVay company will pre-
sent "Othello'' at the opera house to-
night as the opening play Of their sea-
sons engagement.
Complete change of program at the
Orpheum tonight. The Misses Kanoho
Will appear in native costume and Will
sing the native songs.
Many tourists and citizens were out
last evening to the night blooming GER
Gus hedges. The display was very fine
and will be again tonight.
There will be sale of fancy work
and articles at ST. Andrews Priory on
Thursday, June 29th,, full particulars
of which will be given later on.
On account of the Fourth of July
falling on Tuesday the steamers XII
nau and CIaudine will sail on Wednes-
day, July 5th, at the usual hours.
There was fair attendance of guests
and city people for the hop at the Ha
waiian hotel last evening. Music was
furnished by the Quintette Club
Holders of water privileges or those
paying water rates are notified that
the hours for irrigation purposes are
from to a m. and to p. m.
Beautiful special costumes are being
made for the children to appear in at
the dancing school entertainment to be
given by Mrs. Gum at the opera
house.
The Temple Of Fashion dry and
fancy goods store management had an
orchestra in attendance last evening
for the entertainment of customers and
shoppers.
At $3.50 Sunday afternoon at the
Portuguese church an ecclesiastical
council will be held for the purpose of
examining and Ordaining two Portu-
guese ministers.
Eva has manufactured so far this
season i. SEQ tons of sugar. The rest
of the crop is estimated at 5000 to 1000
tons and more, just according 10 who
gives the figures.
Arthur Horner pulled out winner in
the Oahu college tennis tournament
consolation event after hard fight
and carried away a racket given by
Wall, Nichols Co.
A long. black feather boa has been
lost on King street between the Gov
eminent Dispensary and DR.. HOward's
residence. A liberal reward is offered
for its return to DR.. Howard.
The Jockey Opiopio. whose riding
last season here caused charges TO be
brought against him, has been eNoner-
,ated by the Association authorities on
the Pacific coast and will have mounts
tomorrow and Monday.
Mr.. Chas Desky has been fortunate
to secure the celebrated Hawaiian
nightingales. the Misses Minnie and
Annie KanohO. These talented young
1oJ;o- will mako fbair. first 1Dnp3r1nce