The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

offere for sale.
President Dole is expected back from
Kauai next Sunday.
ID. A. Ray of the Hawaiian Commits
sion has gone to Kauai.
Bert Peterson has some fine city
properties for sale and lease.
The First American Bank will open
for business about August 10.
A qualified engineer is wanted by
the Honolulu Fire Department
The Hub Clothing House advertise !
an all-wool business suit at $3.50.
Cleveland quality has never been sac
rifced for a few dOlars-it don't pay. |
c. NJ. Cooke, Jr., George Cooke and
w. II. Rice left for Kappa last night. |
The Commissioners of Education
will have a meeting tomorrow after
noon.
The officers of the Merchants Steve
dore Company, Ltd, are published in
this issue.
A young talking parrot is for sale.
Apply on board ship "Euterpe" at XII
nau wharf. II
The Judd boys and their friend, A.
M. Hervey, have gone to Kauai for
short visit.
A pair of chiId's gold spectacles has
been lost. Reward on return 10 900
Fort street -
Geoge Lucas, clerk of the Circuit
Court, has gone to the volcano for a
two weeks vacation.
japanese Police Officer Toma Abe
was sent Unexpectedly to Hawaii yes
terday on the Kinau.
Marshal Brown and wife will leave
on the next Kinau for Hawaii. They
will be gone month.
A girl who understands the Hawaii
an language is wanted to attend to Of
flee at SOC Fort street.
The band concert at the Queens hos
pital yesterday afternoon was greatly
enjoyed by the inmates.
DR.. H. " Murray's office is III Ala
kea street, opposite Masonic building
(MrS. POrter's pTemiSeS).
Douglass McBryde gave a bachelor
dinner party a couple of evenings ago
as farewell to bachelor days.
w. II. Rabbit, formerly of Oahu
College, will assume his position with
Won Hamm & Young this week.
The stockbooks of the HOnokaa 5'l-
gar Company will be closed to trans
f>rs from July q to 81, inclusive.
G. N Wilcox, S. w. Wilcox and Dr..
Galbraith were among those who left
for Kauai on the Mikahala last night.
Dr. W. S. Noblitt, ex-United States
Government physician to the indians,
is located on King street, near Alakea.
The stock books of the Hawaiian SUI
gar Company will be closed to trans
fers from the 9th to 31st insts., both
inclusive.
Senator Clark is at. present visiting
on Hawaii. After his return to Homo
lulu he will make tour of each OF the
other islands.
Tenders for sewerage screens will be
received at the office of the Minister OF
the Interior up till noon of Monday
next, July 81.
Summer school and the list o
teachers for the coming year will be
considered at tomorrOw's meeting o
the Board of Education.
While the local sugar stock marke
is likened to the bOttomless pit, rea
estate is in constant demand will
many sales and transfers.
Allan Jones will spend the racin:
season in Australia. He will be ac
companied by George Sutherland, 1879
champion or New Zealand.
The many rumors in circulation
about the Kihei plantation may b
charged up to stOck-jObbing schemes
There is no truth in them.
A Portuguese vendor of milk pleade
guilty in the Police Court yesterda
morning to the charge of adulteratin
milk Sentence was suspended.
A number of new cottages are bein
built along the Waikiki road, but thu
is Offset by the erection OF an equs
number of Japanese and Chinese shan
ties.
The stock books of the Eva PLANE
ton Company and Waimea Sugar Nj
Company will be closed to transSel
from 9th to 31st insts., both days Il
elusive.
The second of the wells on the III
lands of the Kihei plantation was I'll
ished on Saturday last. The third va
TO have been commenced on MOnda
morning last
At a meeting of the board OF direc
ors of the Nahiku plantation held We
terday the statement was authorize
that no further assessments Will
called until next December.
BY order of the executors of the e
tate of the late H. \. Wideman, j.
Morgan will sell at auction at b
rooms on Saturday next at Il noon,
large variety of valuable wines.
At noon today on the premises, Fo
street, James F. Morgan will sell
public auction old buildings former
occupied by II. May & Co. Thir
DAYS will be allowed purchaser to l
move the same.
j.. Morgan will dispose of the CO
tents of nurseries and greenhouse con
prising all varieties of palms, ferns a
garden plants, at the residence OF Vi
Riemenschneider, Vineyard street,
10 O'Clock Friday next.
J. s. Martin and l.. l.. McCandit
left on the kinau yesterday Tor u
Z . h 1hnN "