The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-26
LOCAL BREVTIES.
Orpheum tonight.

I. Hedemann, Mons Forth and ]
r. bowler left for Kapaa last night.
Court Canoes No S11O, A. o. F.
meets this evening at 7:3O at X. of p
hall
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co, Ltd.
mas just received an exceptionally fine
lot of mules
G. A. r. badge has been lost
Finder will please return to the Ha-
waiian Hotel bar.
Peter Lee and wife, who have been
In the city for the past ten days. leave
for home this morning.
The yacht Gladys ran through a
large school of porpoises when putting
into Lahaina Saturday
Two of the crew of the Gladys. in the
recent race, paid their respects to the
sea god on the up trip.
DR.. A. z. Nichols A F. Judd Jr..
and c. H. Kluegel are booked for Hilo
by this mornings steamer.
It's an easy thing to make mistakes,
but no mistake is made when you dine
at The Home Bakery Cafe.
j. II. Mckenzie, who has lately been
on the sick list, has returned to his
duties in Bishop & Co.'S bank.
Piano taught in six months for So
per month. New quick method. Ad
dress Musician" care this Office.
The many friends of the Rev. G.. l..
Pearson will be pleased to learn that
he has been re-assigned to Honolulu.
The stock books of the Honokaa Su-
gar Co. will be closed to transfers from
18th to Goth insts., both dates inclu-
sive.
Light wine and beer licenses have
been granted to w. A. Mckay of Ku-
kuihaele and John De Mello of South
Kona.
Most of the Hilo lawyers who have
been attending the present term of the
Supreme Court will get away on the
Kinau.
John Phillips was not SO well yes
terday and his condition is serious
enough to be a cause of alarm to his
numerous friends.
The third assessment of 10 per cent
on the capital stock of the Kihei
Plantation Co., Ltd, becomes delin-
quent on October /.
A German girl desires a position in
a private family to do general house
work and care Of children Address A.
X, Advertiser Office.
All claims against the ship Antiope
2Sth inst, at the Office of the agents, |
W. w. Dimond e Co.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mark Robinson, A. |
j. Campbell, H. st. Goar and wife and |
others are booked to leave on the XII
nau for Olaa and Puma.
All claims against the ship AntiOpe
must be presented to the agents, w.
w. DimOnd & Co., Ltd before Thurs
day, September 28th inst.
The Hawaii Land Co., Ltd, will buy,
lease or sell lands in all parts of the
Hawaiian Islands, and also has houses
in the City of Honolulu for rent.
Judge Perry has not taken his seat
on the Supreme bench to remain for
the rest of the term. He will sit in
some cases and Judge Stanley in 9TH
ers.
Waterhouse & Co. will fit up offices
in their building on Queen street, soon
to be made vacant by the removal of
Brewer & Co. into the new building
across the street.
A ChautauQua meeting will be held
this afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock in the
parlor of the Central Union Church.
All are welcome who wish to take up
the reading for the year. 4
l.. S. Mathews & Son announce that,
having purchased the ueW SUCK VI
furniture, etc. just to hand, before the
rise in prices, they are in position
to sell cheaper than elsewhere in town.
A 1O-foot American flag will fly over
Punahou Preparatory School at 9
o'clock this morning and hereafter
when the school is in session. This is
in accordance with instructions issued
some time since.
On Thursday next at the residence
of Mrs Lambert, Pensacola street, be-
tween Piikoi and Lunalilo, Jas. r
Morgan will, at 10 o'clock a. M, sell at
auction a lot of household furniture
and also palms and ferns.
Persons who left chairs with All
Thy (deceaseD at Mr.. e. G.. Winston's
building, King street, Palama, for re-
pairs are notified to call for same on
Saturday, September 80, between the 6
hours of 9 a. m. and p. m.
Closing stock quotations of the aft
ernoon of the 10th in San Francisco
were: Makaweli 5Ok; Paauhau 1914,
Hawaiian Commercial 96A @961a, Gee
anic Steamship Co. S91a, Hama 151s,
Hutchinson 311a, Kilauea 30A, Ono !
mea 39A Il.
S. D. McAlister of Nashville, son of
Justice w X McAlister, one of the =
five judges of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, was a lieutenant of one of
the companies of the Thirty-fourth,
which passed through here on the Bel :
gian King.
Many of the street corners were oc-
cupied most of yesterday by interested
knots of men debating the respective
merits of the yachts Gladys and La
PaIoma 1t is TO be hoped that anoth-
er race can be arranged. with the He
ene in it, to add still more to the in
terest.
No residence property has similar
advantages and attractions as the Pa
.ific Heights, of which Bruce Warning
Co. Progress block, are agents. AS
for healthfulness of location, having
an elevation of from 10 to 500 feet