The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-03
LOCAL BREWTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

The Advertised" letter list appears
On page today
An important notice TO taxpayers
appears in this issue
Sats for Clay Clement and company
now on sale at Wall Nichols Co.
Repair shops would go broke IL
Cleveland bicycles only were used.
Deputy Attorney General E. P. Dole
left for Hilo on the Kinau yesterday.
There is no time like the present.
The Home Bakery Cafe serves the best
meals
DIR. and Mrs. John Dewey finally got |
away on the City of Picking yesterday |
afternoon.
Colonel George w Macfarlane and |
Walter McBryde left on the Picking for |
the Mainland
A baby carriage almost new is Of !
fered for sale. See advertisement for
further particulars.
Commodore N J. Weaver and Mrs.
Wallace were among those who left
for the Coast yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Sachs are located
at the Hawaiian Hotel, where they will
be pleased to see their friends.
Howard & Train, architects, have re-
moved their offices to suite Z, Model
block, Fort street; telephone 989.
For fast and needless driving H.
Harbarth was fined $25 and costs at
the Police Court yesterday morning.
Be sure and drink C. d. C. with So
da. That's what it's made for; that's
why we call it high ball whiskey.
During the absence of l.. X. Kent
xyaI1 froy hc I-1n DO Mr. ID
more will act for him under full pow
er of attorney.
Mr. and Mrs L. B. Nutting left on
the City of Picking yesterday to be
gone for several months They will
visit New York State.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions will = be
held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
Central Union Church.
Among departing passengers for the
Mainland by the Peking were DR.. and
Mrs. Miner and Miss Miner, who will
spend some time abroad.
An experienced woman desires po-
sition as hOusekeeper or to take care
of children. Best of references fur
nished. See advertisement
Hon. P G.. Jones not only celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of H. Hackfeld
& Co. yesterday but the fOrty-second
: of his own arrival in Honolulu.
J. F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton at the vacant store mauka of the
Orpheum Hotel tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
the contents of Dewey restaurant.
George A. Martin, the Myrtle oars
man and bicyclist, left on the Picking
yesterday. He goes to New York and
it is uncertain when he will return.
Tourists or home people desiring
rooms, with board, in private fami
ly, residing on beach at Waikiki, car
get particulars from j. X, at Adver
tiser Office.
Hon. C. F. Curry, Secretary of State
of California, has presented Henri!
Smith, clerk of the judiciary, with ;
copy Of the California Blue Book, o.
State Roster.
Hawaiian Commercial e Sugar Co.
Ltd, draft No. IT'S on Alexander
Baldwin, payable to j. A. Aheong, TO
stopped Return to Lucas planin,
mill.
A japanese lodging house on Bere
tania street, opposite Maunake;
caught fire yesterday afternoon abOu
o'clock Little damage was done. tn
department being promptly on tn
scene.
Mrs L. F. Myers, dressmaker, lat
of California, will cut, fit and max
all kinds of ladies' costumes, and will
go out by the day if patrons desire
Inquire at Honolulu Hotel, Nuuan
street.
Miss Nina j. Adams will open classe
in physical culture for ladies and chill
dren at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium o
Wednesday, October 4. Application
can be made at Y. NJ. G. A from 9 ii
IL o'clock.
Colonel Cornelius Gardner of tn
Thirtieth Infantry now in port aboar
the Sherman, has been for years
charge of the National Guard of Micl
igan, with which State he has Ion
been identified.
The Grant left San Francisco on tt
25th of September and experienced d
lightful weather all the way down. H
people were somewhat surprised
learn the Relief had arrived some
hours ahead Of her.
At o'clock this morning all Il
troops Of the Twenty seventh Infant1
aboard the transport Tacoma w
march out to Waialae for practice, u
der the command of Colonel Bell. tt
troops will camp under shelter. ten
at that place all night.
In spite of the rain Emma Squa
was crowded last night. The conce
given by the Government band w
we'll up to standard and it was evide
that their holiday had not in any w
affected the band boys, as every nul
Der received merited applause.
The Housekeepers' League, throu
the services of Mrs. Rorer, head of t
great Philadelphia cooking-scho
have engaged Miss Alvira B. Morgan
be instructor in the school which W
soon be organized here. Miss MOrg
is expected to arrive on the 18th
the Mariposa.
Three soldiers called on DIR. Alval
at his residence last night and stat
that one of their number was in ne