The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Sugar AS.
Orpheum tonight.

1t taxes power to walk but not to
run a Cleveland.
ne charge of manslaughter against
Jaclnto Miguel will be heard today.
10 know how to eat is the great
secret of health. Home Bakery Cafe
Meeting of Oahu Lodge, X. of p
TINS evening for work in second de-
gree
William O'Brien was fined So at the
Police Court yesterday for assault and
battery.
Gerritt 2. Wilder, Sam Lederer and
n. 3 Sachs and wife returned by the
Australia.
Captain VIM. Matson of the Hilo line
OF sailing vessels came down on the
Australia.
captain Cameron of the Claudine
and his wife have returned from the
Mainland
The Hebron Drug Company carry a
complete stock of Eastman kodaks
and supplies.
Last night of ]. W. Winton. the
world-renowned ventriloquist. at Or
pheum tonight
The Bureau of Agriculture received
a quantity of new seeds from Wash
ington by the Australia
Gus Schuman received an extra
line line of nice, stylish phaetons and
roomy Surveys by the Alden Besse.
Grand fall opening at Miss Kiilean's
tomorrow. Ouintette Club will fur
nish the music for the opening day.
]. Rothwell, T. May and Dr. F. H.
Humphris were among the departing
passengers by the Aorangi yesterday.
The case of Foster VS.. Kaneohe
Ranch Company occupied the atten-
tion/of the Supreme Court all of yes
terday.
Miss Ethel Chamberlain, who ara
Rived from the Coast by the Rithet
has come on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
I r. d. Mead
The case of NJ F. Olival, charged
with assault and battery and using
threatening language, comes up for
hearing today.
Tomorrow will be the Feast of ST.
Michael and All Angels, and will be
observed at ST. Andrews Cathedral by
special services.
The wedding of Miss Abbie Kalilika-
ne and Lewis H. Miranda takes place
in st. Andrews Cathedral at 1870
o'clock this evening.
Henry Waterhouse & Co. haven re-
signed the agency of the British |
American Steamship Line. M. J. Bis |!
sell has been appointed agent.
/ Miss Laura Duncan, former princi- |
pal of the pOhukaina School, of HO-
nolulu, has been elected to a position |
in the Los Angeles city schools.
W. j. Forbes was among the return
ing kamaainas on the Australia yes
terday He reports good time and
yn6 INV fhn frira
The Misses Fullerton-Smith, who
have been the guests of the Bishop of
Honolulu and Mrs. Willis the past two
weeks, left on the Aorangi for Eng
land
1t is reported that the Mapnalei Su-
gar Co. have placed an order for So
foot steam launch to ply between the
plantation and Maui and MolOkai
ports.
A musical and descriptive recital
will be given by Wherahiko Rawei at
the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight at 8 o'clock.
Reserved seats on sale at Wall, Mich
OILS Co.
The Executive Council partly con-
sidered an application of the Hawaii
an Tramways Company yesterday to
be allowed to use a new kind of rail
for electric street cars
William H. Gill returned by the
Australia yesterday morning from "a
visit to his old home in ST. Paul.
Minnesota Mr.. Gill is one of the en-a
gineers on the Oahu railway. /
w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd, an
nounce today a special sale of table
glassware, comprising, in part. fruit
dishes and saucers, cracker jars. wa
ter bottles, vases, goblets, etc.
Nv
chestra should remember the rehearsal
at Oahu College this evening. bus
leaves Central Union Church at Ills
o'clock Every member should be
there. .
c.. H w. Norton, after making an
extended tour through the States DUR
ing a period of two months, returned
yesterday on the Australia. He will i
resume his position as cashier for the
Oahu Railway & Land Co.
Joseph Marsden was heard from by
the Australia. He was in New York
on the 7th inst, and from there was
going 10 Chicago for several days;
then on to San Francisco. He may
be looked for here very shortly.
The probabilities are against anoth-
er race between La Paloma and the
Gladys in the near future. as Captain
Macfarlane has his vessel hauled out
and Captain Hebron is Obliged to
leave for the Coast on the Sd on bust
ness.
The Minister of the Interior issues
a notice in this issue to the effect that
rule "a of the regulations for hack and
passenger vehicles, published under
the provisions of section 102 of Act "a
of the Session Laws of 1891, is hereby
revoked.
Travelle. the leading fantaisist and
absolute master shadOwiSt of the
world, will give instructions in magic
illusions, etc., at reasonable terms
during his few weeks sojourn here.
For further particulars call at box
office of OrDheum