The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
spheum tonight.

ere IN this issue.
"A. A. Montana has a lot of we'll made
milking cans for sale.
1.-THE Coptic is to sail at 10 the mail
sosing an hour earlier.
The Kinau will have the passenger
list of the season today.
A notice TO creditors of Antoine de
Leca appears in this issue.
A first class bookkeeper with city
references wants a position.
The quarantine of City of Columbia's
passengers is par at noon today.
Clevelands cost little more than
other wheels but are worth double.
A dividend is due and payable to Ka-
huku stockholders on Friday next.
Flags and bunting at the Golden
Rule Bazaar. Get ready for the Fourth.
A fine lot of large, heavy mules for
sale. See ad of Honolulu Stock Yards
Co.
Treasury warrant No. 1856 for 1928
in favor of Geo. II. Fairchild, has been
lost.
Sealed tenders are invited for the
construction of roads at Keauhou and
Keel. 4
day for the volcano to be absent two
months. :
There will be meeting of the Y. NJ.
G.. A. finance committee tomorrow af
ternOOn.
A house of three or four rooms, with
bath, in good location, is wanted by
good tenant
A reward is offered for the return
college entertainment.
Miss Crozier, of Oahu college, is off
for Hawaii today to spend the greater
portion of the vacation. y
Geo. R. Garter did not return from
Japan by the Coptic and will not reach
Honolulu till about July 4.
There will be social at ST. Angus
tines chapel, Waikiki, tomorrow even
ing. The public is invited.
Mrs. Il. L. Creighton and daughter
Marguerite leave today for Hawaii to
visit relatives some weeks.
Fresh photo supplies of all kinds are
to be had of the LIE Munyon Photo Sup
ply Co, Fort street. See. advt.
The members of the Amateur Orches-
ira are requested to meet for practice
at the Y. M. G. A. this evening.
Every member of the present Or
pheum company is a favorite. The
program now on is a strong one.
Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Colsten and Miss
Hasforth, all of Oahu college, hope to
get off for the States by the Coptic.
Why is the demand for Tribune BIZ
cycles increasing Answer-Because
they are honest and light-running
wheels.
1t is the intention of Col. Saml
Parker to at an early date arrange for
the erection of new residence in Ho-
nolulu.
The second assessment of 10 per cent
on the stock of the Maunalei Sugar Co.,
Ltd, will be due and payable on LIST
July, 1899.
Sealed tenders are invited for the
construction of road from HOnOkaa to
the landing, also of road to Kaauhuhu
Homesteads.
When in need of clothing for men
and boys look in at j. Lando's, Fort
street, and see his stock. Fine line of
underwear just in
spark from a locomotive started a
fire on Koloa plantation, Kauai, last
Friday afternoon. Seventy acres of
cane were destroyed.
r. c.. A. Petersen, Kaahumanu street,
has for sale Waialua, Pepeekeo, ka-
huku, Oahu, KamalO, Honokaa and
other Island securities.
The A. " Hunters, of Denver, who
were here a long time earlier in the
wear. are back from Japan. When in
Honolulu before they lived at Waikiki.
T F. Morgan will hold an auction
A 10
kea street. next Hawaiian hotel en-
trance, on Thursday next at 10 a. m
The accommodations for passengers
on the Coptic are very limited and a
number of people who desire to leave
today for the coast will be disappolnt-
ed.
Col. F. w. Ames, Thirteenth Mime
sofa, is on the COptlc en- route nome
after having made a fine record ano
gaining promotion for gallantry on the
field in Manila.
1t is now reported that the South
we'll Opera Company, from the Grand
Opera House. San Francisco, is to be
brought here for season at the Or'
pheum during August.
Honokaa stock has advanced on &C
count of the announcement OF increase
of dividend from % cents share
month to 50 cents. The stock is to be
listed at San Francisco.
All the members of Court Canoe
No. S11O A. O. F., are earnestly re
ouested to attend the regular meetln:
to be held this Tuesday evening. Wis
iting brethren are cordially invited.
Miss II. Pauline Oman, of the Mlsse
Oman. of San Francisco, has opened
branch store at the Egan Dry Good
Co. Fort street, with an elegant lin
of imported hats, trimmings. ETC., etc
The New England Bakery and Cand
Co. are now booking orders for Tn