The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

If you want a high-toned wheel you
must have Cleveland"
A cottage at Sern Place. opposite
Royal School, Emma street, is TO let.
Electricians have begun work for the
llluminations for the ball on Friday
night.
A stenographer Of eight years expe-
rience and with own machine desires
position
Oahu Lodge. No ], k of P, meets
this evening at 100 with work in
third rank.
The educational committee of the
Y. NJ G. A. will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening.
If you try a glass of ice cream soda
at HOLSTERS you viii never go else
where again.
A public band concert will be held
on the grounds of the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening
Rapid progress is being made in de-
molishing the old Henry May building
on Fort street.
The arrests last night were two
DRINKS and a hackman for fast and
furious driving.
The stock ledger of the Honomu Su-
gar Co will be closed to transfers from
18th to 18th insts. -,
VIM. G. Irwin left for his country
home last evening. He will be absent
three days this time.
The stock ledger of the Wailuku Su
gar Co. will be closed to transfers
from the 18th to 18th insts.
BY the China, Murata & Co. re-
ceived a full line of new goods in XII
monos, carpets, rugs and mating.
The services of a first-class yard-boy
tJap.) can be secured by communicate
ing with the lie Munyon Photo-Supply
Co
The names of officers elected at the
annual meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, are published on another
page.
Coffee. tea or chocolate in endless
variety to suit the palate and pocket
at S. J. Salter's grocery Orpheum
block.
Have you noticed the rush at the
Hollister Drug Co.'S soda fountain?
The ice cream served by them excels
all others.
Captain MagilI, u. S. NJ. c., United
States ship Boston, and r. T. Hall,
chief engineer, are registered at the
Hawaiian.
B. F. Dillingham; still graces the wit
ness chair in Judge Perry's courtroom
and Lawyer McClanahan still plies
him with questions.
Artist Dunn of the Austin's Weekly
staff has been making some beautiful
designs in cOlOrs for one of the newly
incorporated companies.
quarterly meeting of the trustees
of the Queens Hospital will be held
today at 10: 30 a. M at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce.
Secretary Coleman of the Y. NJ c. A.
expects Mrs. Coleman to return from
her Island tour on the steamer Kinau
on Saturday evening next.
The Camera and Library Clubs of
the Y. Nj. G.. A. are now in Sine shape
and great interest is being shown in
the furtherance of the work.
The postponed meeting of the Y H.
L. for the nomination of it's officers and
other important business will be held
at Foster Hall at $50 this evening.
C. c.. Eakin brother of DOC" EakiT1.
real estate agent and broker. arrived
few days ago from Hilo. Mr.. Eakin
expects to locate here permanently.
Gus Schuman received by the Maui
ma Ala the largest shipment of surries,
phaetons, buckboards, road wagons
and traps ever imported to Honolulu.*
Henry Waterhouse & Co. will dis
pose of the entire shipment of office
desks and chairs ex Fort George" at
Sap~F'rancisco prices, plus freight, etc.
Nv. A. Baldwin has been appointed a
/member of the road board for the tax
alton district of Waimea, Island of
Kauai, in place Of e. E. Conant re-
signed.
How the Hollister Drug Co. can at
ford to serve such a delicious glass OF
ice cream soda for 10 cents puzzles ev-
eryone who has accepted of their gen
crosby.
The handsome white terra Gotta and
brick trimmings of the new Steiner
building on Hotel give an idea of what
the future appearance of the building
will be.
l.. E. Cabaniss is the clever young
ship's writer of the Boston. He is a
brother of Prosecuting Attorney Caba-
Miss. we'll known to the legal fraternity
of San Francisco.
The adjourned meeting of the Oahu
Cemetery Association Will be held
at the office of David Dayton on Fri
day next All lot-owners are urgently
requested to attend.
Mrs. Gibson, wife Of Lieutenant Glib
son of the United States ship Boston,
who has been staying at the Hawaiian
Hotel for the past week, was made hap
nv by the arrival of her husband yes
terday.
Claude Helm who returned from his
trip to the Coast apparently but little
improved in health, has shown a great
change for the better since his arrival
and homes to be around town again IN
a few days.
The steam launch of the 1roquois
took several United States Government
officials to Pearl tarbOr yesterday.