The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-05
LOCAL BREViTIES.


ans Exchange
The fans" are in mourning because
there Is no baseball today.
hrst-class barber is wanted at the
hawaiian Hotel Barber Shop.
Cleveland means an honest bicycle
worth every cent you pay for it.
T. G. Thrum states that he was new
er connected with the Sailors Home.
A tempting bill OF fare will be served
tomorrow from > to 7 D. III. at the Home
Bakery Cafe
Among the Aorangi's arrivals was
Miss Davis, a new teacher for st. An
drew's Priory
Everybody joins in saying that the
present show at the Orpheum is the
best yet put on.
S. j. Salter received per Australia
the usual choice line Of table delica-
cies. Telephone $50.
In Judge Perry's court this morn
ing James Ashford is cited to answer to
charge of contempt.
Our boy must have pair of overalls
to play in. j. Lando, Fort street, has
them in both blue and brown
Real estate bargains today noon at
IN this paper for particulars. y
l.. S. Mathews & Son offer cutlery
and tableware at unheard of prices
Read their advertisement today.
George Martin will go to New York
in the early fall, that is, if the Myrtles
win the senior boat race in September
double team of horses or mules
are advertised for sale by Contractor
A. Harrison, Fort and Queen streets.
The Kash advertises serge coats in
blue, grey and brown-just the articles
wanted for office wear. Call and see
them.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth was
out last night and arrested a number
OF Chinese for opium in possession and
gambling.
The Oahu Cemetery Association will
hold it's annual meeting at p. m.
next Monday in the offices of the Safe
Deposit Co.
Frederick j. Wilhelm has an admin
istratOr's notice to creditors in the es-
tate of the late Kamila Paula Wilhelm
in this issue.
The Camera Club meets tonight at
the Y. NJ. c. A. G. c.. Langill, a noued
New York photographer, will address
the members.
Nowhere save in Honolulu could be
found such a cosmopolitan press excur
sion as the one which went down the
railroad yesterday.
Aldace F. Walker president of the
Santa Fee railway system, who is here
on a short vacation, leaves for the |
States next Tuesday.
The Sailors Home Restaurant opens
this morning under new management.
First-class meals will be served at all
hours at % cents meal.
Claude Helm, of the Advertiser, who
went to the coast a few months ago
for the benefit of his health, returned
by the Aorangi yesterday.
The Elhu Thomson Of the British
American line may be expected to ar
rive about August 10. She comes in
place of the Port Albert.
The Medical Association will meet
next Monday evening at DIR, Hum
phris' residence ON Alakea street. Blu
bonic plague will be discussed
The Maggie Moore-H r. Roberts Co.
will open here two weeks from tonight
in Struck Oil'' instead of "A Prodigal
Father as was first intended
A few days ago a Japanese became
entangled in the machinery of the Ma
kee Sugar Co.'S mill at Kealia, Kauai,
was killed before the machinery could
be stopped.
j. F. Morgan offers at private sale
the residence of Mrs. S. E. Damon on
Beretania Young and Alapai streets,
together with all buildings and i'm
prOvementS.
Miss Esther Lyman, daughter OF
ried on July IS. at Madison, Wis, to
w. G.. Lillibridge, "a stock raiser of
Akron, Ohio.
The funeral of Captain William
Babcock took place yesterday from
the family residence on Piikoi street.
1t was largely attended by friends of
the deceased pilot
Owing to the absence of Allan Her.
bert. a quorum could not be obtained,
and consequently the meeting of the
Board of Agriculture was not held
Yesterday morning.
On Saturday next. August 18th, at
noon. ]. F. Morgan will sell the 2-story
buiIding fronting on the beach at the
Peacock premises, Waikiki, and also
the McCully villa. together with sta
bles and carriage houses.
I. c. Ables offers some really choice
residence lots on Beretania, corner of
Alexander street. The property is on
the clean. or mauka, side of Beretania
and perpetual water-right from arte-
sian we'll goes with each lot.
The uniformed messenger boys OF
the American Messenger Service de-
liver notes invitations, circulars,
light packages, escort Ia
dies to and from any place in the city,
bring children from school during
storm. go for a physician, nurse or
friends. or to the pOstoffice, market or
grocery.
Had a Good Time