The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14
LOCAL BREVtTlES-
Orpheum. tonight.

Manager Pullar and his bride .left
FOR Hawaii by the Mama Ida
Cleveland means an honest bicycle,
worth every cent You pay for 1t. j
Judge Stanley was among those VINO
ien on the Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Hongkong Maru leaves for San
Francisco al o'clock tbs afternoon.
The engagement Of Miss Alice Agnew
TO u. l.. SdIe son, both ii Honolulu, is
announced
A cottage On Rofello lane is for rent.
Apply to y. illiaD Sax idge No. -2lO
Fort street
One of the regimentai bands will
give concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening.
Another sa e of delinquent Kamalo
sugar stock viii be held today noon. at
MorgAn's saleSrooms
Your house needs an awning. we
can give you the best liz the lowest
price. j. HoJp & Go
new bicycle with al che latest at
tachments isenffered aor kale. SEE ad-
vertisement Oh last page
Mrs. j. 3. Castle left fer San Fran
cisco on the -gIoana last night Mr.
Castle viii join her shortk-
M. Takahashi has resigned the edi-.
tOrship OF thea5fawaii Shirpo aid has.
been succeeded by Y. Saga.
A furnished .4room Gotta ge on En-
ma street is fol rent Apply al this
office for further information.
A notice to the creditors of the es-
tate OF the lateJ!ohn Henry Bruins of
Honolulu appears in this issue.
. Miss Mary Ellen. Young was married
to Joseph J.. Howard on "Wednesday,
October a, -aI Oakland, California.
The finest bathing on the beach is to
be obtained at the Waikiki Inn. Table
d'hote dinner daily from 8 to 80
Breakfast s. 80 to $50 a. M lunch,
II a. M. to 2 p. m. :tainner, to p. ~;
open ali night Home Bakery Cafe.
r. W. T. Purvis, .hookkeeper of the
Grove Farm, Kauai, with his family,
left for the Mainland on the Moana.
Manager c. Hedemann of the Homo
lulu Iron Works left for San Francis
co on last nights steamer.
r. H. Pratt. who was until recently
with the Southern Pacific Railroad, is
guest at the Hawaiian Hotel with his
, wife.
Mrs. Gums classes were well at
sichore. The Quintette Club supplied
the music. {
Miss Emily Halstead entertained a
number of her friends with a euchre
party at her Waikiki home on Thurs
, day night.
A young lady Of good education VIII
take pupils for a select primary school.
Terms reasonable. See advertisement
on page II.
The annual meeting of the saVaianae
Company will be held at the office of
j. NJ :Dowsett on Monday, October 16,
at IL o'clock a. m.
Two weeks more and the elegant line
of footwear at E. A. Murphy Il Co.'S
will be al sold Get your pet size be-
fore they are all gone.
The fifth assessment of 10 per cent
,on the assessable stock of the Waiaua
Agricultural Company becomes deIin-
quent on October Is, 1899.
Try our Alternative Condition Pow
ders for horses and cattle. Best rem
edy for coughs and influenza Pre-
pared by Hebron Drug Co.
On account of the band playing at
the funeral of the late John Phillips
there will be no band concert at Ma
kee Island tomorrow afternoon.
The Moana did not get away till $50
last night. The Government band was
on the wharf at time of sailing and
serenaded departing passengers.
The special sale of colored shirts
commences Tuesday, October II, and
lasts one week only. Bargains for eY-
erybody at B. F. Ehlers & Co., Fort
street.
CIR
of Panama hats, fedoras and straw in
great variety. The only store and de-
pot for the Boss of the Road overalls
for men and boys.
The Government band will give a
series of moonlight concerts next
week-Monday at Emma Square,
Wednesday at Makee Island and Fri
day at Thomas Square.
The next issue of the Planters
Monthly will be devoted mainly to the
reports of DR.. Maxwell, on the various
subjects assigned to him, and will ap-
pear early in November.
A small Scotch terrier weighing
about four pounds was lost in the Ha-
waiian Hotel grounds last night
Finder will please return to hotel Of
flee and be we'll rewarded.
The Victories of Christ" will be the
topic of the Rev. w. A. Gardeners SER
mon at the Christian Church tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. In the
evening the congregation will assem-
BILE at the union service at the Central
Union Church.
At noon today in front of the Jul
dietary building, George Lucas, COM
missioner, will sell at public auction
a piece of land situate on the mauka
side of Printers lane. A full descrip-
ton of the land is printed on page
today.
Manuel Rodrigues Freitas, an en-
ploye of Macfarlane & Co., died at his
residence on Punchbowl at 1855 yes
terday afternoon. The funeral takes
place tomorrow from the Catholic Ca
thedral at o'clock. Deceased leaves
Il nix- obi