The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-18
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Sugar 4 ZIG.
Orpheum tonight.

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b. d. Baldwin the Hilo surveyor. is
in town.
Postmaster General Oat has returned
TO the city.
Surveyor VI. d. Monsarrat has re-
turned from Kauai
Miss Baber and Miss Cooke have re-
turned from Maui
If you want a high-toned wheel YOU
must have a Cleveland
Mrs. j. K. Farley, wife of the Kauai
tax assessor, is in the city
Hilo papers are kicking about the
condition of the Volcano road
Justice w. F. Frear and Judge w. L.
Stanley have returned from Kauai
Mrs. P. Peck and family are in the
city, on their way to the Mainland
Colonel Peter Lee is down from the
coffee regions. Mrs. Lee is with him
B. F. Ehlers & Co. quote few
prices for their special reduction sale
this week.
B. F. Beardmore of the Spreckels
bank has returned from his vacation
on Hawaii.
Give Davies of Theo II. Davies &
Co. has returned from a visit to the
Garden Isle.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Horner of Kukaiau on Sunday,
September 10. y
Rev. J. NJ. Lydgate, pastor of the
Foreign Church al Lihue, is in the
city with his wife.
Try a dinner at the Home Bakery
Cafe and you Will never regret. See
menu in this paper.
Frank B. McStocker has got anoth
er office. He has been appointed on
the Puma road board.
One of the soldiers off the transport
Columbia fell in spasms last night at
the foot of Fort street.
Cards are out announcing that Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Vos will be at home
this afternoon from 3 to O'Clock.
A card of thanks from Judge and
Mrs. kalua of Maui, on behalf of their
late daughter, appears in this issue. Z
Lawyers Charles Creighton and T
McCants Stewart were among the ar
rivals from Kauai on the last steamer.
number of Hilo legal lights came
over on the Claudine to be present at
the opening of the Supreme Court to-
morrow.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, announce
that the clearance sale of the Egan
stock starts today. See page for
bargains.
One hundred and six goats form a
part of the cargo of the bark Ceylon, |
now on her way from San Francisco
to this port. -
George H. Williams has sold his
Kaumana property, near Hilo, for
81 900 to j. S. Canario. This is good |
sugar or cane land.
Judge and Mrs. e. w. Barnard leave |
for the Coast about the end Of the |
present month, for q vacation trip of |
two or three months.
r. Rycroft has been in town few
days this week under medical attend
ance for a serious case of erysipelas in
the left hand and arm.-HilO Tribune.
John Coney the sheriff OF Kauai,
gave an elaborate luau on Friday
night to the court, visiting attorneys
and iurymen About fifty people were
entertained.
The engagement of Amelia Jenny
Borden to James McNicoll is an
nounced The wedding will take place
at the residence Of Mrs. j. Wilhelm,
Hilo. on the 30th inst.
Francis J. Brooks, who has recently
returned from Manila, left on the
steamer Mariposa for New York to
look after an estate bequeathed to him
by a rich relative in that city.
The fire alarm which was sounded
Saturday night about II o'clock was
on account of a blaze seen near the
Chinese theater The fire was only the
burning of a pile of rubbish.
d. H. Hitchcock will start dairy at
Pohakuloa, and it will be managed by
his son, Chas Hitchcock. Five COWS,
one bull and a hog, all thoroughbred,
were brought down for them on the
Falls of Clyde.
The HilO Tribune says the members
of the visiting Honolulu team have
proven most jolly and delightful
guests in a social way, as we'll as good
ball PLAYERS. and the many friends they
have made here will regret their de-
parture by the Helene.
Two only out of the Portuguese
at the quarantine station are suffering
from any disa bility, a man and
woman. They are at the Queens
Hospital but will be we'll in a few
DAYS These immigrants will be sent
to the plantations today and tomor-
row.
One of the Chinese scholars at lola
nj College fell, while running on Sat
urday afternoon, striking his head on
=. stone. Medical attendance was sum-
mOned and it was found that the boy
had fractured his skull. He was re-
moved to the Queens Hospital, where
he is being cared for.