The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-23
LOCAL BREVIT,eS.
orpheum tonight.

Sugar stocks were firIper yesterday.
December Delineators now ready at
Mrs Hannas.
r J. Cross returned yesterday from
the Mainland
waii yesterday
J. NJ. Horner left for his home on
Hawaii yesterday.
dollar a gallon is now asked Tor
gasoline in this city
The best make of perfumes can be
had ~ Hebron Drug Co.
New life is given To old roofs by ap-
plying a coat of Peerless Paint.
George w. Smith and family returned
nome by the Australia yesterday.
Mrs. DE Bolt. wife of Attorney ]. r
DE Bolt, returned home by the Aus
tralia
The Home Bakery Cafe received per
Australia a supply OF fresh fish and
oysters.
Fastidious people always ride a.
Cleveland. IL is the only wheel that
suits their taste.
T. X. Bull. manager of Heeia planta-
tIon. returned by the Australia. and is
staying at the Arlington
r nj. Wakefield returned home yes-
terday with his wife, who arrived by
the Australia from the Coast.
There will be a church social at the
Central Union Church this Thursday
evening at 1880. All are invited.
Minister Young's dinner to W. q.
Smith will be served at the Hawaiian
faT
There were two families on board
the u. ). $. SOlace in care of the cap
tain ON their way TO Guam as settlers.
The stock books of the Hawaiian Su-
gar Company will lie closed To transfers
from Nov. 9th TO the 30th. inclusive.
Read the bargains offered today by
the Bargain Store, corner Fort and
Beretania streets, opposite fire station.
j. A. Hopper and wife and Miss NJ. l..
Hopper returned yesterday from q trip
ta the Coast for the benefit of Mr.. Hop
per's health.
AxeI Aalberg. from British Columbia.
arrived here by the Australia to settle.
His family comes down by the Mo
vera on Saturday.
Two carloads OF pianos of various
makes arrived on the Australia for the |
Bergstrom Music Company. More will |
be here next week.
Steward Seeley of the Australia vas |
arrested last night on a charge Of as
sault and battery on w. J. DAILY, one of !
the undeT-stewards.
None of the rank and file from ,he |
transport City OF Sydney were allowed |
shore leave last night. About a score |
of the officers were around town.
Clay Clement. recently playing in
this city, has gone out of business al
star and has entered the support of
Mckee Rankin and Nance O'Neill.
A bright young man is wanted. who |
writes n good hand, is fair Steno-
grapher and typewriter. and good all
round office man. Apply L. o. Box 226.
Meetings of the Waialua Agricultur-
al Company at 1880 and Eva Planta-
ton Company at 2:30 will be held to-
day in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce.
j. W. Chapman has his card in this |
issue. He is ready TO fill all orders for |
dinners, garden parties, weddings, |
halls. etc. Leave orders with BurneIte |
x Co. Telephone 500.
Filipino gown. odd and unique in |
its design, Is being displayed IN one OF |
the windows of Whitney & Marsh, |
through the courtesy of a Honoluluan |!
returned from Manila. i
Members of the Oahu Lodge No. l. |
X. of r., are requested to assemble at |
Castle Hall. Fort street, this afternoon |
at 2 p. m. for the purpose of attending |
The funeral of the late c. j. Faneuf.
IL your supply of gasoline is eX-
hausted, why not use an oil stove? Inc |
Pacific Cycle Company, Fort street, |
have large new stock just arrived per |
steamer Australia. These stoves will |
be sold ut reasonable figures.
Mrs Rose Hawthorne I.athrop, the |
wife of George Parson Lathrop, we'll |
known in Hawaii, has just been re-
ceived into the Third Order of the Sis
tiers of St. Dominic. This order is for
lay men and women living in the
world.
Honolulu Snapshots, a handy souve-
mir of thirty-two views of modern Ho-
nolulu, ready for mailing, are now on
sale at Thrum's book store. Wall, Mich
OILS Co. Hawaiian News Co. Woman's
Exchange. Hawaiian Bazaar and lie
MUNYON'S Price 80 cents