The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

November Delineators now ready at |
Mrs. Hanna's.
1t takes power to walk, but not to
run Cleveland bicycle
full-rigged ship was reported off
Diamond head at midnight
Lines and sweet olive oil at whole
sale prices at Camarino's, corner King
and Alakea streets.
"Makapala by the Sea" now ready
and for sale at Miss Prescotts, Queen
Hotel, Nuuanu street.
Delicious table fruits just to hand at
Lewis & Co, food specialists, III Fort
street; telephone $40.
A good, reliable boy, with horse, isl
wanted to act as carrier for the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser
All King for having a chefa ticket in
his possession and one drunk were tAe
only arrests last night.
Passengers by the Mauna Loa yes.
terday report a good deal of smoke
visible around the volcano.
A furnished room, mosquito proof, is
offered for rent Inquire at 421
Punchbowl street, near Beretania.
The colors of our business suits are
pleasing and artistic. NJ. McInerny,
corner Fort and Merchant streets.
Services will be conducted as usual
at the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow by the Rev. G. l.. Pearson.
Mrs. Montague Turner will appear at
the Y. M. G. A. hall on Monday night
in FriedenthaHs song at the recital.
Kawaiahao has an English service
Sunday evening 1880 p. M, with excel
lent singing by the Hawaiian choir.
House and lot IN the most desirable
residence portion of the city is offered
for sale. See advertisement on last
page.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, are holding
an underwear sale this week. See
prices and articles advertised on page
2 today.
Eat as you would eat at home. Ev-
erything just like your mother used to
cook The Home Bakery Cafe has this
reputation.
Call and inspect our new bookcases,
china closets and dining-tables that
arrived last week. They are the very
latest. J. Hopp & Co.
B. F. Ehlers & Co., Fort street. have
just received direct from Europe some
very choice qualities and designs IN
table damask and napkins.
J. E. Davis has left the law office of
Messrs. Kinney, Ballou & Mechanism
to fill the position of stenographer in
the Attorney Generals office.
The Rev. j. F. Lane is lying danger
ously i'll, suffering from blood poison
ing, at the Queens Hospital. His con-
dition last night was very low.
If you are contemplating the pur-
chase of any live stock call and see
recent consignments received by the
Honolulu Stock-yards Co., Ltd.
At Central Union Church Rev. w. M
Kincaid will speak tomorrow morning
on ''The Everlasting Light and in the
evening on Outside the Church
Why" =
An application for a charter for the
Peter G. Jones, Limited, corporation
was filed yesterday morning by Mr.
Jones' The estate is incorporated a
100000.
]. Lando, Fort street, has in new
line of crepe shirts and also is the
place to get black and yellow rail-
slickers that shed the rain, [. 0. 0. F
building.
The meeting between Martin DEM!
and William Armstrong is creating
considerable sensation. Do not fail t.
see it. Seats now on sale at Wall
Nichols Co.
Tourists and town people will fin
the bathing unsurpassed at waikiki
Inn (Wright's Villa). Table dHOt
dinner from to 1880 o'clock on tn
two lanais facing the ocean.
The postponed commissioners sale O
real estate on Punchbowl street an
Printers lane will take place tOda
moan OF tho nanka entrance of tn
Judiciary building.
THE Mind of Christ will be tn
subject of VIM. A. Gardeners sermon a
the Christian Church tomorrow morn
ing In the evening he will talk abor
THE Sin of Negligence
DR.. r. P. Crandall, well known
Honolulu, assistant surgeon on tt
Iowa, has been promoted and detache
from the ship. He is ordered to tt
Naval Hospital at New York as exec1
tive officer.
1.-The Kash," corner Fort and Hote
and Hotel street, two big stores, is o
fering special bargains in all furnisl
ing and clothing lines. They are so
agents for the DR.. Deimefs linen-mes
underwear.
Wing Tai Lung, 331 Nuuanu stree
near Hotel street, has now on displs
a very handsome line of Xmas gOo
consisting of vases. glass flower ba
kets, elegant lemonade sets, wat
pitchers, etc.
Ladies of Honolulu will be pleas
to hear that Mrs. Louise E. Arlelg
the expert in fancy work, has I
turned. and will again receive pup
for art needlework at Is. r. Enters
Co., second floor.
A special meeting of the kahu
Plantation Company is called Tor
O'Clock this morning at the office
Alexander e Baldwin, for the purpO
of ratifying minutes and action of t
company regarding bonds.
Plantation owners, managers, ager