The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-12
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

tlVeS IN Christian Life.
Peek Freans celebrated London bis
cults can be obtained from Lewis Il
Co.
w. w. Dimond &, Co. have made a
cut of % per cent on indurated fibre
ware. -
j. Lightfoot prominent local edu-
Gator, returned by the Picking last
night.
DR.. a. Gordon Hodgins has removed
to the Gedge Cottage, next Hawaiian
Hotel
Editor Armstrong leaves for Ahui-
manu- today and will spend Sunday at
kahuku
Sachs Dry Goods Co. is offering ex-
traordinary values in ladies' under
clothing.
If you try a glass of ice cream soda
at HOLSTERS you will never go else
where again.
Honest material, honest workman
ship, keep "Clevelands" at the head of
the procession.
Morgan sells paid-up and assessable
Oahu Sugar Company stock today noon
at his salesrooms.
Sugar was quoted at 9-16 on Aug
with good demand.
The Pacific Hardware Co. advertise
list of a few special articles from
their enormous stock.
The jurymen in attendance on the
Circuit Court have been excused to 10
a. M. on Monday next.
There will be no concert at Emma
Square this afternoon, as the band
Will take a rest today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Farley (nee
SMITH returned from their bridal tour
by last nights steamer.
The program for the Makee Island
concert tomorrow afternoon will be
found in another column.
Charles F. Chillingworth and P. H.
Brunette have been appointed notaries
public for the First Judicial Circuit.
The Rev G. l.. Pearson will discuss
the following subjects tomorrow at the
Methodist Episcopal Church: Morning,
J. F. Morgan will sell at noon today
five shares of Paia Plantation Co. and
ten shares Kipahulu Sugar Co. stocks.
Will E. Fisher offers bargain lot
on Beretania street at $1,6OO-$25O
cash. balance in monthly installments.
One of the local express companies
in Washington, ID. c., has begun the
use of automobiles for delivering pack
ages
Have you noticed the rush at the
Hollister Drug Co.'S soda fountain?
The ice cream served by them eXcels
all others.
Admiral Kautz has transferred his
flag to the battleship Iowa. The Phil
adelphia is undergoing repairs at
Mare Island.
The soldiers on the transport Indiana
were given few hours shore leave
yesterday afternoon prior to their de-
parture for Manila.
The Kapahulu dairy tract is subdi-
vided into lots and Will E. Fisher Of
fers them at $3.50 lot; $25 cash, bal
ance in $40 monthly installments.
w. o. Atwater will give $50 rewafd
for the return of his horse and buggyA
stolen from in front of the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evening last.
The assumpsit suit of F. F. Porter
vs. Hawaiian Pork Packing Company
has been ordered placed on the calen-
dar of the present term for another
trial
Good diners will be more than salts
fed with the full course dinner to be
served at the Home Bakery Cafe to-
morrow evening. See menu in this
issue.
How the Hollister Drug Co. can af-
ford to serve such a delicious glass of
ice cream soda for 10 cents puzzles ev-
eryone who has accepted of their gen
crosby.
Efforts will be made to have meet
ing of the Board of Agriculture on
Monday, Allan Herbert having re-
turned to town and Minister King be-
ing again on deck.
A meeting of all Jewish residents is
called for tomorrow at o. p. M at the
Orpheum Hotel to make preparations
for the proper celebration of the COM
ing Jewish holidays. See notice.
A special meeting of Kahuku Plan
tation stockholders is called for 4:30
u. m. on Monday next to consider
amendments to bylaws and charter,
increase of capital and other matters.
DIR. Cooper has moved his residence
to the cottage adjoining his new Of
flee building on Alakea street. He will
occupy his present offices on Hotel
street until the new building is COM
pleted.
Purser Charles E. Brown of the Oc-
cidental and Oriental Steamship Com
pany's Gaelic has returned from va
cation trip to New York OF three
months and will be here on the next
trip of that vessel.
Rev. w. A. Gardner has returned
from Hawaii and will preach at the
Christian Church tomorrow at the
usual hours Topics, IL a M, The
Model Church; 1880 p. M, The Phi
losophy of Unbelief.
On pages to 10 of this issue will be
found the full text Of the bill to pro-
vide a government for the Territory of
Hawaii. including all the amendments
reported by Senator Cullom of the
Committee on Foreign Relations