The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-03
LOCAL BREVITES,
orpheum tonight.

T.
Whitman, agent.
There will be band concert tonight
at Emma square.
Desirable furnished rooms can q be
had at 151 Emma street
Russell A. -Alger is to quit the Cab
made in the United States.
The Pacific Coast Marine Record. Of
San Francisco, has suspended.
Go and applaud your favorite cake
walk couple at the Orpheum tonight.
Geo. w. r. King is doing some most
artistic decorating at the Drill Shed.
The transport Zealandia steamed off
for Manila early yesterday forenoon.
Russell a. Alger is to quit the Cab
met and try for a Michigan senator
ship.
The movement makes a watch.
Cleveland bearings make a perfact
wheel
new Cabinet for France has been
formed and the Republic is safe again
for time.
b }. Saiter has an attractive Fourth
OF July winduw'in his store in the Or
pheum block
There was not a single untoward in
cldent to mar yesterdays imposing flu
neral pageant
"A revised notice of Importance to
the Eva Plantation stockholders an
pears in this issue
Inc 1916 men on the u. S. TRANSPORT
Sheridan will be here for the Fourth
of July celebration.
The Pioneer Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will hold its regular month
ly meeting tonight.
A considerable amount of money has
been wagered on the result of tomor-
rows base ball game
Joseph Morgan, opal merchant and
lapidary, is to be found at No 2 School
street, near Smith bridge
A public baptism was held at ST. y
Andrews Cathedral last evening. Four
young ladies were baptized
The match race between Amarino
and Antldote tomorrow afternoon has
created a great deal of interest.
The 0. r. & l.. Co. will run excur-
sion trains tomorrow with special
rates for all points along the line.
BIZ cassie will be in San Fran
cisco from Klondike this month. He
may make run down to Honolulu
Rabbi M. S. Levy delivered an elo-
quent address on True Patriotism"
last evening at Central Union church.
The LIE Munyon Photo-Supply Co.
can fit you out for the parade tomor-
row morning. Kodaks for rent See
advt.
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra are urgently requested to meet
for practice at the Opera House at Z: 80
this evening
A handy man who understands the
care of chickens and COW is wanted
married man preferred. Apply at Pan
theon saloon.
There are to be enlisted without de-
lay $4,000 more soldiers for the Philip
pines. The insurgents are more ag-
gressive than ever.
There will be a cricket game ben
tween the Honolulu and Davies & Co.
teams on the Makiki Recreation
grounds tomorrow morning.
Granite and Georgian marble mona
uments are up to date. Call at the Ha-
waiian Iron Fence & Monumental Co.,
GAL King street, and get prices
John Winter the Fowler steam pillow
man, says the Olaa plantation soil is
the best he has seen in Hawaii. Work
is progressing rapidly at OIaa.
Two Chinese, arrested by Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth for opium in
possession, We're fined So each in the
Police Court Saturday morning. Y
Rev H. H. Parker, on account of ill
ness, could not take part in the funeral
services yesterday. Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh was unable to be present.
A number of prominent people. in
Guiding artists, have viewed Bankos
portrait of Chas. M. Cooke at Williams
studio and speak we'll of the work.
One of the officers of the bark Me-
Near slipped and fell into the sea Sat
urday evening. He was rescued by his
shipmates, after having had narrow
escape.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs T.
McCants Stewart died Saturday even
ing. The funeral took place yesterday
from the home, Rev. Silas Perry con-
Quoting the services
THAT hump" said the surgeon. can
only be removed by changing from an
improper 10 a correct position. l
would advise you to ride a Sterling.
1t gives you the proper reach.
Photographs of the funeral process
sion of the late Queen Dowager kapio-
lani are now ready at the Davey Pho
tograph Co., Ltd. Mott-Smith block,
corner of Fort and Hotel streets.
Communion services We're held at
Central Union church yesterday morn
ing. A large number of new members
were received. There was an excellent
sermon by Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid.
The Council OF State will hold a
special meeting this morning TO con-
slider pardOns. One application has
been approved by the Cabinet and the
others will be referred as they stand.
The Nancy E. Ellis tract of land in
Palama was sold to J. II. PatZig for
$1,000 Saturday morning. Col. Will
Fisher was the auctioneer. and in his
maiden effort before a Honolulu aud
fence was p great success