The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-14
LOCAL BREylTIEs.
eFpheum tonight.

No. q tonight.
me Misses Glade, of Kekaha, arrived
IN the city by the steamer Mikahala.
A notice to the shareholders of the
Ploneer Mill Co. appears in this issue
Hawaiian Tribe No. /, l. o. r. NJ,
meets tonight Work in the Chiefs
degree.
The Hotel grounds were crowded last
evening by listeners To the concert of
the band
The regular semi-annual trip Of the
board OF Health to MoIokai takes place
next week
Fifty thousand pounds of refriger-
ated meat arrived on the Australia for
the local market.
David Harum, new book by Ed
ward Noyes Westcott, for sale by The
Golden Rule Bazaar
Thos. G. Thrum's announcement on
page today will interest you. Read
what he has to say
H. n. Almy, manager of the Wash
lngton Light, can now be reached
through telephone No. I'LL.
United States Consul VIM. Haywood
visited the cruiser Piemonte yesterday
and was given the usual salute
The new 80 Tribune bicycles arrived
sy the Australia and will be ready for
delivery to purchasers on Monday.
VIM. Rawlins, now at college with
Hedemann and Cunha will spend the
SO vacation here with his family.
The Seamans Club is doing good
work. Donations of newspapers and
magazines are thankfully received.
James Sherwood, formerly the pro-
prietor of Long Branch, at Waikiki,
has opened an elaborate cafe at Cavite.
The Orpheum had another large
house last night. Tomorrow there
will be a complete change of program.
The decision in the matter of Kahu-
lui Railroad Co. VS.. Hawaiian Com
mercial & Sugar Co., is printed in this
issue.
An experienced piano teacher is pre-
pared to give instructions at very re-
educed rates. Address Music adver-
tiser office.
horse, harness AMI phaeton, in
first class condition, for sale very
cheap. Apply to sergt. Owen Davis,
Camp Mckinley.
The Kailua term of the Circuit Court
has closed and Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Dole and party will arrive by the
Mauna Loa today.
Miss Pauahi Judd is also in New
York living with the trio mentioned in
yesterday mornings paper. All four
are studying music.
Retaining walls are being built near
Limekiln Point. The dredging out to- |
ward the sea will be started when the
walls are completed.
An experienced piano teacher is pre-
pared to give instructions at very re-
duced rates for limited periods. Adj |
dress Music, Advertiser office.
The band concert at the Hawaiian
hotel last evening was we'll attended. |
A concert will probably be rendered the
officers of the cruiser Piemonte next |
week
An adjourned annual meeting of
stockholders of the Bergstrom Music
Co, Ltd, for the election of officers,
will be held at Bruce Waring e Co.'S
office on Tuesday next at 4 p. M.
A Manila paper gives an account of a
native being rescued from drowning by |
Lewis McGrew and P. O'Brien. Both
OF the young men, especially the form
er, are we'll known in Honolulu.
Hugh McCorriston, of Kamalo, was
a passenger by the Lehua from Molo-
kai last night He comes over in the
interest of the new plantation which
has just been inaugurated on his land
there.
The Christian Workers meeting will
be held this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall The meeting
Inl I,1-p T of a.
pan. A cordial invitation is extended
to all to be present
The Sunday School Union meets as
usual at 80 at the Y. NJ. G. A. ana al
though it has been decided to devote
attention to the subject
Of the Rally. there will be the usual eX-
position of the lesson.
Italian Consul T. A. Schaefer and
Mrs. Schaefer gave an informal recep-
ton last evening at their residence to
the officers of the Italian cruiser Pie
monte. The Quintette Club was pres
emf and rendered Hawaiian songs and
music.
The aged Kekela, while talking to
some visitors on board the Tahltlenne,
was suddenly taken with a severe
fainting fit He was cared for by the
captain until the arrival of DR.. Cooper.
He was then taken to the home OF
friends, where he recovered.
Steamers of the Canadian Australian
Line will now make Brisbane Queens
land) a port of call in lieu Of Yelling
ton On. ID and thus shorten the time
of passage between here and Sydney
about two days. The Warrimoo, 1eav-
ing today, will be the first steamer
over the new route.
Every stateroom on the Australia has
been taken for San Francisco next a
week. Included in the cabin passen-
gers are the fifteen officers and their
families of the Engineer Corps, and