The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-18
LOCAL BREvlTlES,
Orpheum tonight.


francisco yesterday morning.
Matted barley-no more, no less
c. ID. c., the high-ball whiskey.
The Davey Photo Co. guarantees per-
feet satisfaction or money returned.
Cleveland wheels take you away
fro mhome and bring you back safely
A bright boy, with horse, to carry
papers, is wanted at the Advertiser Of
fee
j. B. Anterior was again on the
stand in the Soper-W aialua case yes
terday.
President Dole and Minister Damon
made an official call on the Egeria yes
terday. J
There will be board meeting of the
Y. NJ. c. A. this evening Important
business.
The steel plates for the new vault of
the First American Bank were being
unloaded last night.
The Maggie Moore-H R. Roberts Co.
will open at the Opera House tomorrow
night in Struck Oil"
Professor Berger's theater orchestra
will furnish the music for the Maggie
MOore-Roberts' season.
Two natives were yesterday arrested
in Kaneohe and charged with starting
the Hauula forest fire.
Spreckelsville, or Hawaiian CONNER
clal, has been listed on the stock board
of the Honolulu Exchange.
challenge match OF baseball be-
tween the Stars and the Kamehamehas
for $3.50 side is talked of.
The British cable-snrvey ship Eye
ria was visited by Minister of Foreign
Affairs MOtt-Smith yesterday.
DR.. Dewey will give another lecture
OF the University Extension series at
the High School this evening.
Chinaman was fined $50 and costs
in the Police Court yesterday morning
for having opium in possession.
A big change has been effected in
the appearance of the Campbell block
where the American Bank quarters are
to be-
+. w. Mckinney carefully prepares
abstracts and certificates of title. Of
flee, Fort street, opposite w. G.. Irwin
& Co.
The Coyne-Mehrten Furniture Co.
offers for one week only, fancy parlOr
quarter-oak rockers at greatly reduced
prices.
A small blaze occurred yesterday aft |
ernOon in the servants quarters of w. |
r. Sims residence in Kalihi. Damage
slight.
Three Chinese for gambling and one |
with opium in possession were arrest |
ed by Deputy Marshal Chllingworth |
last night
A young man with best of reference,
advertises for position as bOOkkeeper |
or any clerical work. Address d. f. W., |
this Office.
If Mr. Percy II. e. Barnett is still |
in these Islands, will he please COM
municate with the Rev. V. H. Kitcat,
Box 657, Honolulu.
The Commissioners of Education did i
not meet yesterday. At present there !
are not enough members in the city to
make up a quorum.
The beautiful moonlight evening and
the band concert combined to draw
large crowd of people out to Thomas
Square last evening.
LaXatine relieves teething troubles,
cures constipation and hatulency in
children: regulates stomach and bow
els and induces healthy and natural
sleep.
The adjourned meeting OF the Oahu
Cemetery Association will be held to-
dAV at 81 81 DIT Tie ollCS III L. LAY tOu
All Iot-owners are urgently requested
to attend.
Professor Koebele and Secretary
Haughs were busy yesterday in liber-
ating the water lizards brought from
California by the Professor to prey
on mosquitoes.
Jock Mcclure, the rustling yardmas-
ter of the O. r. G. L. Co, feels quite
proud of the shipshape appearance OF
the yards, now that they have been
cleared of freight.
The case of Tibbetts VS.. Pail, guar
dian. which has occupied the attention
of Judge Stanley and a native jury for
three days was given TO the jury at
/: 80 yesterday afternoon.
In the case of the Italian killed at
Moanalua, the. coroner's jury has re-
turned verdict that the deceased
came to his death through a gunshot
wound inflicted by Biassi.
The adjourned meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Kahuku Plantation co. VIII
be held at the Chamber of Commerce
on Saturday. 10Th inst, at 1O:3O a. m.
A full attendance is desired
Sam Steward, the City of Columbia's
gentleman of color, who was charged
with intending to commit an oftense,
was discharged by Judge Wilcox yes
terday after a bit Of wholesome advice
Hack Inspector Macy was looking for
the hack-driver yesterday whose fla
grant ignorance in driving lady from
the Moana to a saloon was called to
notice by this paper. If found the drl-
yer's license will be revoked.
Charles Lind, ex-proprietor of the
Excelsior Restaurant, writes from Sac
ramento. California, to a friend here
that Cunningham's horse. Our Boy,
was sold to George Clark, an under
faker of that place. Price paid I'M
known.