The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

oi1 twice year ends your trouble
II you ride a Cleveland -
Mrs. p. NJ. Lucas and child returned
by the Australia yesterday.
Sugar was quoted in New York al
I-l6 on the afternoon Of July 26th
A cottage at Fern Place, opposite
Royal School, Emma street, is to let
A furnished cottage centrally located
is wanted. Apply to B. r, this office
Charles d. O'Gara, prominent Oak
land politician, has committed suicide
Prof. Alexander leaves for an extend
ed visit 10 the Coast by the Australia
w. 2. Roth returns to the Coast by
the Australia to complete his school
ing.
Senator Waterhouse and wife are
booked for the China leaving next
Tuesday.
Nlnety-six passengers and fifty-one
bags of mail We're brought down by the
Australia.
w. G. Gregg returned on the Austria
liza after a short business trip to San
Francisco.
The band has an attractive program
Tor the concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening.
S. w. Wilcox and family of Lihue
are booked to sail by the Australia
next Tuesday.
If you want a comfortable low phae-
ton or stylish buggy call and inspect
Gus Schuman's new stock
Oliver and Nelson Lansing return to
school by the China, after having spent
their vacation in Honolulu.
An experienced bookkeeper wants
position; has first-class references Ad-
dress j. A, care this office.
r. G. A. Peterson is down among the
Australia bookings. He will probably
continue on to Massachusetts.
The cricketers will be out Saturday
to try the new concrete pitch recently
put in at the cricket grounds.
Mrs. Wray Taylor and child, who
have been spending several months on
the Coast, returned by the Australia.
Your attention is called to the Go
Lightly Wheels by Pearson & Potter
Co, Ltd, in their advertisement today.
People are steadily subscribing for
season tickets for the Tivoli opera sea-
son. The list is still open at Berg
stroms.
The Board of Education, which meets
today, will take up summer school mat
ters and the assignment of teachers for
next year.
What was left of the wrecked La
Ninfa was sold yesterday to NJ. Brash
for $50. The cargo went to Quong Sam
Kee for $400.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Rabbit are
spending the remainder of their stay
in Honolulu at Mrs. E. c. Damon's, on
Beretania street.
Five boxes of gold amounting to
$25O,OOO arrived by the Australia yes
terday. They were consigned to Bish-
OPP & Co.'S bank
Aldace f. Walker, one of the princi-
pal owners of the great Santa Fe Rail
road system, arrived by the Australia
and is at the Hawaiian.
j. F. Morgan will sell by auction on
Monday next seven cottages and one
store situated on Queen street, oppo-
site Kawaiahao Church.
J. Q. Wood is booked for the China.
He goes for an extended visit to the
Eastern States and will also make a
bicycle tour of England.
The band played at the Chinese Con-
sulate yesterday morning and at the re-
ception to General Wheeler at the Pa
cific Club in the evening.
The fact that a dramatic season with
the Maggie Moore-H. r. Roberts Com
1
IRE to Honolulu theater-goers.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute will
hold it's regular meeting at Foster Hall
at 7: 80 this evening, to which a full at
tendance of members is requested.
T w Hebron returned from the
Coast by the Australia. He interested
himself in yachting matters while
away and obtained a number of new
ideas.
Three large building sites situated
on Kewalo street near Lunalilo, will
be disposed of by auction on Saturday
next at noon by ]. +. Morgan, at his
salesrooms.
The Kapahulu Dairy tract is now di
vided into lots and offered for sale at
$3.50 per lot; $50 cash, balance in SO |
monthly installments. Particulars of
Will E. Fisher.
Frank Correa, while coming along |
King street on his bicycle last even |
ing. collided with q hack, receiving |
several minor injuries. His wheel was |
badly damaged.
At II O'Clock noon on Saturday J. F. |
Morgan will sell by auction that fine
residence lot on the corner of Wilder |
avenue and Keeaumoku street and con- |
tanning 1925 feet.
DR.. Sem and Prof. Brewer, the two
noted members of the medical frater- ,
nifty who have been spending a short .
vacation in the Islands, are booked to
leave by the Australia.
At ST. Andrews Priory at 10 o'clock .
Saturday morning the old pupils will
assemble for their regular monthly So
cial meeting. All former pupils are
requested to be present
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Babbitt, who ,
have been visiting in the Islands with !
their son, w II. Babbitt, formerly of !
Oahu College leave for their home in ,
Vermont by the Australia.
There will be work in the second !