The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-25
LOCAL BREViTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

Subscribe for the Delineator. Mrs
Hanna's
DIR. j. Wight and wife of Kohala ar
in the city
T.. II. Wodehouse has returned from
his trip TO Eleele.
Charles d. Walker is lust receives.
ing from severe illness.
Atkinson & Judd attorneys-at-Iav
are located over Bishops bank.
Cleveland ball and roller bearing
run one-third lighter than all bal
bearings
Why not eat where good. wholesome
well-cooked food is served? HON,
Bakery Cafe.
The best kodaks are the Eastman's
Ihe people who use them know Ho,
brOn Drug Co.
Senator A. Hooking, manager of the
Nahiku plantation, came over from
Maui last night.
j. S. Canario will erect a 2-story
building on the corner of Church and
Front streets, Hilo.
The Hilo hospital now uses econom-
lcal candles instead of the more lux
urious electric light.
For six dollars your old wheel can
be made to look like new at the Pa
cific Cycle & Mfg. Co. -
James Renton, manager of the I'm
ion Mill Company at Kohala, is in the
city with Mrs. Renton.
The wedding of James A. Wilder
and Miss S. w. Harnden took place in
Alameda on September II.
J. r. Wilson's yacht Mabel won the
Hilo yacht race on Regatta Day for
the third time in succession.
William Blaisdell, prominent plan
tat1on man, is in the city, having come
up from Hawaii on the Claudine.
A tremendous sale of remnants
starts at l.. B. Kerr'S, Queen street.
today. All remnants must be sold.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will be held at 7:30
this evening at the Catholic Mission
At noon today at the boat landing
near Brewers wharf, Will E. Fisher
will sell at auction the schooner Nor
ma.
Another large shipment of autogra-
phic standard cash registers has just
been received by Pearson e Potter Co.,
Ltd
VIM. a. Henshall and Wong -Kwai
have returned from a trip to Maui in
the interests of the Maui Sugar Com
pany.
There was small fire in the West
ern Sugar Refinery. at San Francisco
on the 18th, but very little damage was
done
Thomas S. Kay, manager of the Ha
lava plantation and mill, came over
on the Claudine, accompanied by his
wife and son.
Scalp treatment specially at Miss
De Lartigue'S hairdreSSing and mani |
curing parlors, Hotel street, next to
Y. M. G. A. building.
C. r. Collins manufactures harness
of every description, and carries \the
largest variety of horse, stable and
carriage goods in the Islands. *A
The bark Roderick Dhu has BEEN
fitted up with a cold-stOrage plant and \
HilO people expect to get quantities of
fresh fruit from the Coast by her.
After the sale of Egan goods, Whit
ney e Marsh, Ltd, promise a careful
ly selected stock of new and up-tO-
date goods. Watch for future an
If the gentleman who left new
straw hat on the cricket grounds on
Saturday will call at this office he can
obtain the same and thank Viggo ia
,Obsen for it.
Some of the material for the Hilo
is expected to arrive by the
Roderick Dhu. The balance will fol-
ow on the Santiago and Falls of
The stock books of the Eva Planta-
ion Co. and also of the Waimea Su-
,ar Mill Co. will be closed to trans
ers from Goth to Goth insts., both
lates inclusive.
The stock ledgers of the Ookala SUI
,ar Plantation Co. and also of the Ha-
vaiian Agricultural Co. will be closed
o transfers from the Goth to 30th
nsts., both dates inclusive.
Whitney e Marsh, Ltd, successors l.
f ]. J. Egan, still continue the closing S
ale of the Egan stock of dry and fan
Y goods, at one-half and one-third 6
Ormer values. See page for list of
argains to be obtained.
The Coyne- Mehrten Furniture Go. o
as been compelled to augment their
taft of uphOlsterers on account of theJ
arge quantity of work piling up. They +
re now in a position to turn out work
heaper and in less time than ever. II
The new Matson warehouse is COM ~
leted and is being used to receive q
lie cargo of the Falls OF Clyde This
arehouse is of greater capacity than
ny building of its kind in Hilo and -
ill hold $500 tons weight of sugar -
erald.
Every member of the Triangle Lit j.
airy Club of the Y. NJ. G. A. is earn -
thy requested to be present at the
gular meeting on Monday evening at
80 o'clock sharp, Sept. %. Business.
ection of officers. A very interesting
ogram has been arranged by the
mmittee.
By order of the court, w. o. Smith.
ardian of the property of Edward
Wan, Thomas Everett and Lucy Ka-
minor children of George
Richardson, late Of Wailuku Maui,
ii offer for sale at auction on Satur-
v, October p, at noon, at the sales