The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-04
LOCAL BREViTlES.
New Bill at Orpheum Tonight.

A Cleveland @ameplate is an emblem
Tor highgrarte wheel.
Delicious table fruits at Lewis & Co.
Fort street; telephone 240.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night. Work in first degree.
The Newport brought one days later
mail from the Coast yesterday.
Important notice regarding Olad Su-
gar Company assessments in this is
sue.
AT the Kawaiahao Church tomorrow
evening the services will be conducted
in English.
Jas. Dodd, who has been quite i'll at
San Francisco was somewhat better
at last accounts
The cricket players will take a rest
today. The wickets will not be set up
even for practice.
A young lady just from the Coast de
sires a position in an office Address
T., Advertiser Office.
The water will be turned into the
reservoir at Pacific Heights this after
noon at 3 O'clock sharp.
Dainty box touches and parlor and
dlning-chairs. You cannot help be-
ing pleased. Hopp & Co
An experienced delivery man is
wanted; must be a good driver. See
advertisement on last page.
The Central Union Church choir will
meet tonight promptly at Gas, not at
o'clock, as previously announced ~
p. G. Jones will deliver an address to
soldiers and residents at the Waikiki
Church on Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock
James F. Morgan will hold an auc-
ton sale of Calcutta sugar bags at his
salesroOms Queen street, this morning
at II O'Clock.
We are ably prepared 10 take care OF
supper parties after the opera tonight.
For an elegant dinner Sunday evening
drop into The Home Bakery Cafe.
Davey the weI-knOwn photogra-
pher, has perfected an idea whereby a
medley constituting a series of poses
and expressions may be produced.
There will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at the 9:45 service
of the Second Congregation of st. An
drew's Cathedral Sunday morning.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. will hold another
OF their popular special sales of new
goods commencing on Monday. See
big advertisement on this page for full
particulars.
Five stowaWays We're landed from
the Newport and one from the Tartar
yesterday morning. All are boys and
will be sent home as soon as OppOr-
tunity offers.
Holy Communion will be observed at
the close of the morning sermon at
Central Union Church tomorrow, when
twenty new members will be received
into the church.
At the Police Court yesterday morn
ing before Judge Wilcox five men who
were identified with the betting in the
recent Denny-Armstrong ring contest
were fined S25 and costs each.
No time was lost in coaling the
transports yesterday AS soon as the
vessels were alongside the wharyes
Colonel Ruhlen had gangs of men al
work putting the coal on board.
Photographs of troopships Tartar
Manauense and Newport both enter
ing the harbOr and at the docks. car
be obtained from the LIE MunyOn Pho
to-Supply Company, 426 Fort street.
There was an exciting basket bal
game at Punahou yesterday. The side!
were from the ranks of the Colds an(
the male faculty respectively The
young ladies won by the score of to
Amateur photographers who wish
their work done in a hurry can Obtain
finished prints three hours after leav
ing their plates or films for develop
ment at the lie Munyon Photo Suppl,
Company, 426 Fort street.
The Board of Agriculture and For
estry met Friday morning, PreSiden
Young presiding After the reading o
of respect to the memory of its lat
president, Captain ]. A. King.
Paul Egry and other noted musician
and also members OF the Boston Lyric
and Orpheum companies will contrib
ute toward the success of the Honolulu
Cricket Club smoker on Friday eve
ming next at the Waverley Club
Edward Benner. for several years i
the hardware department of Castle I
Cooke, Ltd. and since the first of tn
year with the Pacific Hardware Com
pany, is to join H. WaterhOuse & Co
taking charge of the merchandise dc
partment
Heavy material is being placed o
the ground for extensive alterations t
the John Mott store on King stree
near Fort. When planned changes ar
made half the store will be occupie
by E. 0. Hall & Son while their ne
store is being built.
At the Methodist Episcopal Churc
tomorrow the Rev. G. l.. Pearson wi
preach on The Atonement" and az
minister the Sacrament of the Lord
Supper at II a. m. The theme for tn
evening service will be "Disciplinin
an Unruly Member.
A fine program has been prepare
for the free entertainment at the Y.
CA hall next Monday evening by II
reception committee. Several ne
singers and instrumentaliSts will
heard; also the Amateur Orchestr;
Strangers in particular are invited
attend. The entertainment will cor
mence at o'clock sharp.
At-the Christian Church tomorro
morning Rev w A. Gardner W
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