The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-15
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Crpheum tonight.

- ShIdi cottage Tor rent at Queen !
hotel. Telephone 500.
The Cycle Board of Trade might pro |
mote general registration OF BIZ |
cycles
j. f. Morgan will hold an auction /
sale of rattan chairs today at 10 /
O'Clock.
The Coming Man" is full of fun. as /
IS all the rest Of the present Orpheum |
program.
w. n. Armstrong. editor of this pa
per, Will return from Maui on Satur-
day night.
At the Y. NJ c. a. this evening Mrs. |
Hannibal a. Williams will recite A
Winters Tale
Pioneer Mill paid out a dividend of
100000 yesterday. Honomu pays a
dividend today
Reports are that the Oahu planta-
ton mill is doing more satisfactory
work every day.
The Honolulu Cycle Board of Trade
will pay $25 reward for the conviction
of a bicycle thief.
The Hawaiian Stock Exchange hopes
to get into its new quarters in the Me
Inerny block today.
The Government band will give a
public concert at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening at 1870.
The Stars were out practicing last
evening for their game with the Ka-
mehamehas next Saturday.
At Oahu college on Saturday will be
held the meeting of the alumni. direct
ly after the annual sports.
The Church Defense and Extension
Association wi oh OF
mony Hall, on King street.
For the dancing carnival at the
Opera House tomorrow evening the
doors will be opened at 7:15.
The S. S. China, due tomorrow from
San Francisco, should arrive in the
course of the afternoon today.
The officers of the McBryde Sugar
Co. who will serve during the ensuing
year are published in this issue.
A meeting of the Church Defense
and Extension Association will be held
at Harmony Hall this evening.
The Peoples Ice and Refrigerating
Company pays the regular monthly
dividend of one per cent today.
The Theo. F. Lansings are domiciled
for time at the beach near the Alex.
Young home in "Old Waikiki"
The Healani and Myrtle boat crews
are down now to earnest training for
the preliminary brushes on July 4.
Professor Rolfe will deliver another
University Extension course lecture at
the High School tomorrow evening.
During the absence of K. J. Iwakami
from the Islands S. KOyama will act
for him under full power of attorney.
The Late Mr. Jones is the comedy to
be given at the Opera House Saturday
evening by the VIM. McVay Company
Richard Ivers, the new Collector
General of Customs, was yesterday in
Quoted into office" and took hold very
handily. y
Judge Stanley has gone to Maui to
assist Judge Kalua with the Circuit
Court calendar under consideration at
Wailuku.
Sheriff John Coney, whose friends
are always pleased to greet him in the
capital, returned last night to his home
and district.
McChesney &, Sons have installed a
new coffee rooster in their warehouse.
1t has electric power and capacity of
1000 pounds daily.
Seats were placed on sale yesterday
at Wall, Nichols for the performance
of The Late Mr.. Jones at the Opera
House on Saturday.
Though booked and intending to
make the trip, L. A. Thurston was un-
able, on account of illness, to get away
by the Kinau for Olaa plantation.
The cooking school meeting whichNl
Mrs Dole has called at the request OF
a number of ladies will be held at the
Y. M c. A. hall at $50 Friday morn
ing.
The Church Defence and EXtension1
Association will meet tonight at Har-
mony Hall on King street. All inter-
ested are requested to attend without
fail.
All members of the St Andrews
Guild are requested to be present at
the meeting to be held in the school
room of ST. Andrews Cathedral at
p. m.
There has been large sale of tick
cts for the entertainment to be given
at the Opera House tomorrow evening
by the children of Mrs Gums dane
ing classes.
On Thursday, June "a. at $50 P. M
a musical and literary program viii be
rendered at the theater of the St Louis
College These entertainments are in
variabIy excellent.
Broker Harry Armitage. vice presl-
dent of the Honolulu Exchange. is now
settled in his handsome new offices on
Merchant street. Pretty pictures are
. decorative feature of the offices.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers Of Aloha chapter, Daughters
of the Revolution Society, Will take
place in the parlors of the Y Nj. Z. A
on Saturday, June II. at 10 O'Clock
The Oahu college athletes are hard
at work preparing for the field day on