The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Grpheum tonight.

Royal school concert
l.. T. Grant is chairman OF the Hilo
Fourth of July celebration committee.
Judge G. K. Wilder leaves tomorrow
for Hilo TO open his Circuit Court July
A German lady wishes position in
a private family as experienced cook.
See advt.
The Government band will give the
usual concert at Emma Square this
evening.
fine feature Of Saturdays great
base ball feast was music by the Gov
eminent band.
L. A. Thurston, on account of his ill
ness, was unable to leave for the states
by the S. S. Rio.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge.
No. q, F. & A. NJ, tonight Work in
the third degree.
Col Little and Attorney Galbraith
are over from Hilo TO look after Sup
rene Court cases.
H. p. Eakin left for the coast by the
Rio. He has been very sick man for
a couple of months.
Mrs. George II. Paris was a passen-
ger for the Mainland by the Rio She
will be gone six months.
T. McCants Stewart. attorney and
counsellor at law, has an office in the
Progress block, Fort street.
Capt Irving and crew of the wrecked
Mokulele returned safe and sound by
the Waialeale Saturday morning.
term of the SupGeme Court opens
this morning. The celebrated Cooper
disbarment case comes up early.
The Pacific Cycle Co. will sell you
high grade Sterling bicycle for $50 on
small weekly or monthly installments.
Big line of all kinds vehicles at your
own price are offered for sale by Ho-
nolulu Stock Yards Co. See ad page 2.
Chas Andrews leaves by the barken-
tine Planter for a trip to the coast.
He has been in poor health for some
time.
Congressman and Mrs. Mondell are
at the Hawaiian hotel after tho
roughly satisfactory visit to Hilo and
the volcano.
j. A Mehrten has a birthday tomor-
row and a number of his hundreds or
friends are arranging to give him a
surprise party.
The Egan Dry Goods Co. quote a few
leaders for this week in ginghams, or
candies, percales, toweling, etc. See
elsewhere on this page.
Chas J. Falk, member of the Homo
lulu Stock Exchange, now occupies
room 301 in the Judd building. Stocks
and bonds bought and sold.
The band concert at Makee Island
yesterday was largely attended. A
Il Too of
the fine day to listen to the music.
r. w. T. Purvis has resigned from
the office of clerk of the Fifth Circuit
Court. Judge Hardy will probably ap-
point H. D. Wishard as his successor.
At the Cabinet meeting Saturday
morning permission was granted
Hackfeld & Co. to dig wells on five
acre piece of land near Kaanapali
Maui.
An account from LeSlie'S Weekly OF
a piano which was lifted up and car
ried 1000 feet by cyclone and yet es-
capped unframed, is pasted up in Berg
strom's show window.
Capt. N. nj. Dyer, U. S. N, Capt. Asa
Walker, U. S. NJ, and John c. Wise
Medical Inspector, U. S. N, were
through passengers on the Rio de
Janeiro for San Francisco yesterday
Anyone desiring Austins Hawaiian
Weekly, to send away to friends on the
Mainland or elsewhere, can purchase
papers at any of the newsdealers or at
the office No. 314 Fort street, up
stairs.
Jean j. Vanderveer, who was writer
for Capt Dyer on the Philadelphia and
for Admiral Dewey on the Olympia, is
probably. now in San Francisco, his
term having expired and he having left
the service. \
Cards are out for reception 10 be
given at Hotel Seaside Annex tomor-
row evening by Col. Geo. w. and Mrs.
Macfarlane in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Macfarlane, who celebrate their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Geo. Rodiek and Col. Jack Wilson,
who had some horses here for the
races, have taken back to HllO hard
luck story to the effect that they were
given the worst of it." They say that
hereafter they will start their horses
at Hilo exclusively.
w. w. Dimond s. Co. announce a
clearance sale of their entire stock OF
mechanics tools and builders hard
ware at cost This sale will commence
tomorrow and continue until the entire
stock in the above lines is disposed OF.
Consult advt on page 10 today for full
particulars. See display in their win
dow today.