The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-02
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
lew Bill at Orpheum Tonight.


Anti-Grippe Tablets for grippe or
cold. Hebron Drug Co.
Books on fancy work in crepe and
tissue paper at Mrs. Hannas.
Henry Waterhouse and wife will re- /
turn 10 the Islands December /.
The movement makes watch;
Cleveland bearings make d perfect BIZ
cycle ~
VIM. G. Irwin gave dinner last eve !
ming to number oi mis- gentleman /
friends.
Work on the new pumping plant at
Palama will be rushed forward by Min
lister Young.
The grand opera Mariana" will be
presented this evening by the Boston
Lyric Company.
Now is the time to have your roofs
Paint Company.
Secondhand vehicles of all descrip-
tions are wanted in exchange for cash
Address p. o. box 10, city.
The annua; meeting of E. o. Hall &
Son, Ltd, viii be held today at , p. m
at the office of the company.
The Home Bakery Cafe is prepared
to take care of all parties after the
opera. Civil service rules supreme.
Cards are out for reception a, the
Japanese Consulate on the Sd inst, in
honor OF the birthday Of the Emperor.
w. G.. Gregg has received from the
Kihei company an order for a set of
steam pIoWs to be made in the United
States.
The Central Union Choral Society
holds its regular weekly meeting this
evening at 100 at Central Union
Church
A select concert program was rem
dered by the Government band at the
Executive building grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Waterhouse entertained a
number Of friends last evening by Civ
ing dancing party at her home in
Nuuanu valley.
4 nice residence in Kalihi, contain
ing an acre Of ground, is offered for
sale by William Sayidge, the broker.
See advertisement.
Sterling bicycle, 90 model, almost
new, is offered for sale at a reasonable
figure. Wheel can be seen at the Pa
cific Cycle Store. Fort street.
Prowlers believed to have been
sreak thieves or burglars were fright
ened away from a cottage on Vineyard
street, near School, Tuesday night.
Friday next the Sd inst, being the
anniversary of the birth of His Majes-
ty the Emperor of Japan, the YOkO-
hama Specie Bank will close its doors.
Fred L. Waldron Of Theo. II. Davies
e Co. is receiving the congratulations
OF his many friends on the birth of a
sen, which occurred yesterday morn
ing.
A light wine and beer license was
yesterday granted to e. G.. Huston at
Pearl City in place of the recently eX-
pired license in the name of j. w.
Chapman.
Whitney G Marsh, Lid, are Offering
some genuine bargains this week in
mems furnishings. See their window
display for an idea of up-to-date goods
and prices.
About dozen members of the Ha-
waiian company of the Omaha Midway
village will start on the road in a few
days and play vaudeville houses sew
eral months.
There was a special practice OF the
Amateur Orchestra last evening for the
concert to be given on Monday next
Leader Wray Taylor welded the baton
for twenty musicians.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of the Free Kindergar-
ten Association will be held Friday
morning, November 5, at $50 o'clock
in Queen Emma hall.
Gear, Lansing & Co. offer for sale
or will exchange for lots in Punahou
a desirable house of five rooms an(
bath situated on Waikiki road near th'
residence Of George Manson.
At the Cabinet session yesterda,
afternoon President Dole stated tina
a. conference with bankers and mer
chants would probably be held in
day or so on the subject of the surplus
money in the treasury.
The many friends of Mr.. \. NJ. Hew
EFT, freight clerk and stevedore, viii
be glad to learn that he is again o.
deck with an office at the old Val
Dorne premises. Fort street, mauka o
the Consolidated Soda Works.
Walter Giffard Smith, who is 10 b
editor of this paper. left San Francisc
for the Islands yesterday, being a pas
senger on the HOnSkOng Maru. Th
family of Mr.. Smith sailed on Sunda
last on the bark Albert, with Capital
Griffith.
At a meeting of the trustees of Oah
College yesterday 1t was announce
that deeds to the corporation frol
Lady HamOnd-G raem for the Mile
street four acres for the new Punaho
Preparatory School had been "signet
sealed and delivered
number of ladies who visited III
opera on Tuesday night are complain
ing of ruined gloves. The ink on tn
programs was damp and several ladle
carried away impressions OF the letter
on their gloves. II the gloves al
washed i'm benzine the ink will disal
pear.