The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-20
LOCAL BREWTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

Rev. j. NJ Lydgate and wife have
returned 10 Hawaii.
G. II. w. Hitchcock returned to Hilo
last night by the Mani.
House on School street is offered for
rent. See advertisement.
The reputation of a great house is
back of a Cleveland bicycle.
DR.. and Mrs. John Dewey are booked
TO leave on the America Maru-
Senator F. S. Lyman and wife left
for Hilo on yesterdays steamer.
Miss Maud Kinney, teacher of piano
and violin, has a card in this issue.
Revs. Gulick and Leadingham re-
turned on the Mauna LOa yesterday.
w. N Armstrong and others spent
the day at the Waialua hotel yester-
day.
Julian Monsarrat was among the W.
c.. Halls passengers for Kauai last
night.
George A. Martin, cylist and oars
man, leaves for New York by today
steamer.
The Right Reverend Bishop of Pan
opolis left by the Claudine yesterday
for Hilo.
Colonel George Macfarlane is among
the departing passengers on the Amer
lea Maru.
Head-Ease is the only sure cure for
headache caused from overWork or
exertiOn.
M. NJ Kohn of the Oceanic Gas &
Electric Company is going to the
Mainland.
The electric light(O had fits last
night and got fits all around for its
queer antics.
w. A. Henshall and Wong Kwai
were among departing passengers Tor
Kahului last night.
A young man is wanted by the New
England Bakery. Hotel street, TO de-
liver bread from wagon.
Nothing is too good for the best
diner Nothing but the best served at
The Home Bakery Cafe.
Mrs l.. A Thurston and daughter
are spending the week at Mine Host
Iaukeas" Waialua hOstelry.
Bay window front room, newly fur
nished is offered for rent. See adver-
tisement for further particulars.
General A. S. Hartwell will likely
sail by the America Maru today and
go straight through to Washington.
Tax Collector Shaw, who has been
is thought to be slowly improving. -
Dr. and Mrs. Miner and daughter
are among those who are booked for
the Mainland by the America Maru.
Special sale of sailor hats at Miss
Killean's Prices 25c, soc and 81.
These are of the very latest styles.
City Editor Towse of this paper is
to be married on the 9th and will re-
turn to his desk about October 10th.
governess is wanted for the cOun-
try. to instruct four children from 10
to Is years of age. Apply z. 0. box
BAT.
Thomas Ryan of Kihei, Mrs. j.
Sherman of Hawaii, and j. l.. Wheel
err. Jr.. are late arrivals at the Airing
ton.
Draft No. 2O5 of Waimea Sugar Mill
Co. on Bank of Hawaii has been lost.
Finder kindly return same to VIM. A.
Bowen.
Samples of sugar produced from the
first grinding of the Kona plantation
mill are on exhibition at McChesney
& Sons.
r. A. Barnett, the Louisiana plant
er who has been in the Islands for the
past three weeks, left on the Nippon
Maru for Japan yesterday, with his
wife ana daughter.
A dividend is due and will be pay
able to the shareholders of the Pioneer
Mill Co. on September &c. The stock
books will be closed to transfers from
the 22d to 25th inst.
J. M. McChesney and E. o. White
will leave on Friday for trip to
Kona plantation. They may be ac-
COMMANDED by ]. S. Walker and other
prominent stockholders.
Last nights regimental drill of the
National Guard will be the last until
after the contest drill between the
companies, which will take place about
the middle of November.
The quarterly meeting of the Ladies
Society will be held in the parlors OF
the Central Union Church on Thurs
day. September 81 at 10 O'CLOCK A
full attendance is desired.
Ex-Governor Cleghorn leaves for the
Estates on the America Maru, and Is
going through to New York and Wash
ington without delay. He expects tC
be away about two months.
The entertainment for the poor I'M
der the auspices of the Catholic Be-
nevolent Union of Hawaii takes place
at ST. Louis College hall on Friday
evening. 1t will undoubtedly attract
a large audience.
chance to obtain building lot on
Reretania street near PunahOu, on the
clean side of the street, with free ar
tesian water, is offered by William
Savidge, No 80 Fort street: part cash
balance on mortgage.
Andrew Adams of Spreckelsvllle
who has been in the city for few
days, returned to Maui on the Maui
Yesterday. Mr.. Adams has most O
friends in the city who would be glat
to see him more often.
The funeral of the late j. c. StroV
has been postponed until Sunday ait
ernoon at o'clock, to allow the larg'
number of his friends on the isldii'
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