The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.
A governess is wanted.


The Star baseball team left bv the
Helene yesterday for Hilo
F. S. Dodge of the Bishop Estate Of
nee has returned from Hawaii
Have you seen the Pearson & Potter
CO.'S display OF pocket cutlery?
L. A. August, manager of the Kona
Kau telephone line, is in the city.
The Doric will get away for the
Orient at O'Clock this afternoon.
Hans, the Boatman," is the play to
be given at the Opera House to night.
Mrs. Julian Monsarrat is in the city.
having arrived on the Mauna Loa yes
terday.
James Thompson, one of the Circuit
Court clerks, has been granted a two
weeks vacation.
Green turtle soup, baked sole, veni-
son and spring chicken at the Home
Bakery Cafe tonight.
A gentleman is wanted as private
secretary, to travel abroad. See adj
Vert1sement on page -.
Mrs. Adams has been spending a
few days with the II. NJ Won Hollis,
on the Waipio mountains.
The Waialua case has been submit
ted to Judge Perry, the argument clos
ing at 4 O'Clock yesterday
J. d. Paris, member of the lower
house of the present Legislature came
over from kona yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth ar
rested Japanese last evening for sell
ing liquor without a license.
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid will preach at the
Central Union Church tomorrow morn
ing on THE Sure Foundation
Ahung e Co., merchant tailors, have
removed from Hollis block to $50 Nuu-
anu street, near Chaplain lane.
Among the Doric's through passen-
gers is DR.. Villas, brother of Senator
and eX-POstmaster General Villas.
The First American Bank of Hawaii,
Limited, purchases or receives for col
lection drafts on any part of the world.
There will be no matinee this after
noon owing to the boat races. Hans,
the Boatman," will be put on tonight.
Acting under the crusade against
reckless and needless driving, the po-
lice made a number of arrests yester-
day.
Mounted Patrolman Dayton Jones
was dismissed from the force last night
ger.
+ Charles j. Falk was yesterday elect4I
<ed secretary of the Honolulu Stock Ex-1
change. All the other officers were
reelected.
The bark Albert brought to the Ho- |
nolulu Bicycle Co. the largest single |
shipment of Cleveland bicycles ever
brought to Honolulu.
other place, will not annoy you when |
you are equipped with a built-like-a- |
watch Sterling bicycle.
There will be a. Union Temperance
service at Central Union Church to-
morrow evening. Rev. VIM. Gardner |
will preach the sermon.
j. Lando, Fort street, has new line
of ties in great variety; also Castor
Saranac and fireproof gloves-just the
thing for bee-protection.
The coroners inquest in the case of
VIM. j. Murdon, the soldier who died
at Buena Vista hospital, was postponed
yesterday afternoon until Monday.
The fair and luau in connection with
the. Sewing Society of ST. Andrews
Cathedral will take place on Saturday,
September 80, afternoon and evening.
Two loads of salt water were sprink-
led on the streets yesterday afternoon,
the water being taken from the bay just
to give the pump preliminary trial.
C. r. Collins guarantees his harness,
handmade of the best material and
workmanship, and second to none
anywhere for durability and appear
ance.
AS a reliable store the "Kash' is
gaining much popularity. Goods that
are right and prices also right are the
main causes of this happy state of af-
fairs.
Ripley & Dickey invite the attention
of contractors to the specifications of
work required in the moving and refit-
ting of 2-story residence at Waikiki,
now ready at their office.
The Board of Education have not
succeeded in holding a meeting yet.
There are large numbers of teachers
who would like to know where they
are to be assigned this year.
ST. Andrews Cathedral.-Fifteenth
Sunday after Trinity, September 10:
s a. M, Anaina Hemolele; a. NJ, Ho-
Nv Communion; II a. M, Mathis and
Sermon; $3.50 p. m, Pule Ah1ahl; 1:3o
d. NJ, Evensong and Sermon.
The Kapahulu Dairy Tract has been
subdivided into lots and Will E. Fisher
offers them for sale on terms within
the reach of everyone. Maps and par
ticulars may be obtained at the office
of Will E. Fisher, Fort street.
Gods Thought of Me" will be the
subject of the sermon at the Christian
Church tomorrow morning. There will
he no services in the evening, as the
pastor will speak at the Union Tenn
Derance meeting at the Central Union
Church.
At noon today at the salesrooms of
las. F. Morgan, 33 Queen street, will
he sold at public auction, by order OF