The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
LOCAL. RREWTlES.
Orpheum tonight.


The New England Bakery advertises
for two young ladies.
L. Levingston, the popular merchant,
mas gone to San Francisco.
McChesney & Sons are moving into
their new store in Queen street.
The Cabinet will meet this morning,
which will be the first session of the
week.
Hugh Morrison, manager of Maka-
well, arrived from Kauai yesterday
morning.
An item of interest to the subscrib-
ers of the Kamalo Sugar Co. appears
in this issue
Will E. Fisher has a nicely fur
Alshed house and an unfinished cot
tage for rent
Col. Jones has ordered drill of the
First Regiment, y. G. H., for Tuesday
evening next
Capt. A. Shaker, Of Battery I, and
wife, will live at the p. H. Dodge's on
Vineyard street.
Attorney t. McCants Stewart and
Marshal Brown pleasantly buried the
Aatchet yesterday.
Rhe Interior Department calls for
tenders for 500 street signs to be de-
MveTed in Honolulu
Lieut. Winfield Scott Hancock. a
grandson of the great general, is with
the Sixth Artillery.
The contract for the Maunalei pump
ling plant has gone to the Risdon iron
I Works of San Francisco
Xxx. Isoshima just received new
shipment of gents furnishings. Straw,
Panama and Native hats. <
DIR. George Herbert and family leave
ON the Gaelic May 9th for a four
months visit to the States
The Hawaiian Childpen's Mission So
cieity meets at the residence of J. b.
Atherton Saturday evening.
Tenders for the construction of the
Ahualoa Homestead road are called for
by the Interior Department.
The Orpheum continues to draw good
houses. Tomorrow night there will be
a complete change of program.
The seats for the Janet Waldorf en-
gagement on Saturday evening at the
opera house are selling rapidly.
There will be a meeting of the Olive
Branch, Rebekah Lodge No. 2, at Har-
mony hall this Friday evening.
Oscar NOEL, of the German bakery,
died yesterday afternoon after a long
illness. Deceased was SO years old.
Battery 1. of the Artillery, will be
stationed at the stone barracks, which.
were occupied by a detail of Engineers.
Mrs E. D. Tenney and family, Mrs
/. /. Brown and family and Miss Moo
nan Will spend the summer in Califor-
mia.
Person about to leave the city will
sell at a very reasonable price, one
double carriage and set of harness
See advt. on page H.
The lie Munyon Philosophy Co.
has tackled unlimited, instead of Ltd.
after their firm name. See their ad in
this issue for the reasons therefor.
The funeral of William Wray, the
soldier who died on board the Nippon
Maru, will take place this afternoon
from e. a Williams undertaking par
lors.
Among the passengers by the Aus
tralia were Mrs. w. H. Hogs and
children and Miss Stella Love. They
will make a three months visit to San
Francisco.
The aged father of Col J. H and
Will e. Fisher, of this city, will &C
company the former on his return
home on the Rio, which sailed from
Sam Francisco yesterday.
The Kilohana Art League will have
an exhibition next month. Miss Parke,
Mrs. Kelley and a number Of Others,
including Mr.. Hitchcock, are prepar-
ing work for the occasion.
The Cathedral congregation of the
Anglican church have addressed a reply
to Bishop Willis letter transferring the
diocese to the American church, form
ally acquiescing in the change.
With the exception of the case of c.
S. De,sky all the police court calendar
was held over yesterday until Satur-
day. Mr.. Deskys case, the Orpheum
license matter, was nolle pressed.
Coyne. Mehrten Furniture Co. have
a large shipment of desks With patent
drop boxes ito arrive soon. Ihose de-
string patent drop boxes placed In their
desks can secure same by placing their
order.
The officers and members Of Court
Hawaii. No. 1863, 1. o. F., are request
ed to attend the funeral Of their late
brother, Oscar NOEL, at p m. this
day from the family residence, S33 Fort
street.
Senator Clark, previous to his depart
Gre, presented Col. sam IdIheT Win ON
elegant cane with carved tuSk handle
This was a token of esteem OF the nos
pitality he received at the hands OF the
genial Colonel.
Among the departing passengers yes
terday for San Francisco were II. ,.
Moore, manager OF the Rlsdon IRON
works. and wife Mr.. Moore goes back
with a trunk filled with specifications
and awards for pumping and sugar
machinery.
MI Schneider. the resident agent u
abe Risdon Iron Works, leaves TINS
,,nrnine with Andrew Moore, of Paau-
han plantation to inspect the pumping
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