The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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pheum tonight
I. Give Davies has gone 10 Hawaii
on a business trip.
c. F. Wall was a passenger for the
coast by the Australia.
The L. S. 4. transport Sheridan is
due from San Francisco today.
A gentleman desires a furnished
room, centrally located. See advt
One season on a Tribune bicycle and
you will never change your mount
Fl. o. Buchanan and wife, Sacrament
to people, left yesterday for the coast
Special sales in gents silk front
shirts this week at Egan's, Fort street
John Warehouse and z. J. Water
house left yesterday for the Mainland
Judge a. n. Kepoikai after enjoying
the races, has returned to his Maui
home.
H. A. Isenberg and wife have gone
TO San Francisco for a stay of several
weeks.
j. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale today at 10 o'clock of rattan
chairs
Mrs. F. A. Potter departed by the
Australia to be absent in the States
few weeks.
Robt L. Scott is negotiating for
some first class theatrical attractions
for Honolulu.
Honest material, honest workman
ship keep Clevelands at the head of
the procession.
The next base ball game will be on
Saturday, when the Stars meet the
Kamehamehas
Saddle horse for sale, a beauty Ho-
noluiu Stock Yards Co, corner Alakea
Il Queen streets.
Professor Koebele, wife and son were
passengers for the Mainland by yester-
days local boat.
The Waverley Club dance will be
given at Remond Grove on the even
ing of June "a
Attorney General Henry e. Cooper
has been appointed Minister of FL
nance ad interim.
There will be q special meeting of
Lodge LIE Progress tonight. Work in
the second degree.
Mons. ]. Polio, the charge de affaires
here for France, left by the Australia
yesterday on a vacation.
The Government band plays tonight
at Thomas Square and tomorrow even
ing at the Hawaiian hotel.
The Winters Tale will be recited by
Mrs. Hannibal A. Williams at the Y
NJ G. A. tomorrow evening.
One number at the hotel concert to-
morrow evening will be in special hon
or of Miss Annie Rose, of HilO.
If the Nippon Maru does not appear
in the mean time the next mail TO the
coast will be by the Rio on Saturday. =
Franklin Carly, of Thrum's book
store, has accepted a position at Paia,
Maui, and left by the Claudine yester-
day.
Mrs. Riemenschneider will leave
shortly for the Mainland, on an eX-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. George
Dole.
Among the passengers by the Kinau
yesterday was +. 3. McStocker, who
goes to begin his work as manager of
Olaa.
Minister Damon was accompanied
on the steamer yesterday by his
daughter, Miss M. NJ Damon, and son,
Henry
A comedy, The Late Mr.. Jones, =
will be given at the Opera House Sat
urday evening by the VIM. McVay
Company.
This is the night of the American
Fourth of July meeting at the Drill
Shed and there is a call for all hands
to be on deck.
Miss Myrtle Graham. the popular
singer, has been ordered by her ply
stefan to take a complete rest for a
time on account of throat trouble.
Frank McCandless, after selling in
surance, gold and coal mines here and
hunting deer on MolOkai. left yeSter-
dav for his home in the Northwest
The members of the Amateur Or
chestra are reminded that they are to
ulay at the Opera House Friday even
ing at Mrs Gums dancing exhibition
The Healani Yacht and Boat Club
is now entirely free from debt and tc
celebrate the disappearance of the
mortgage there will soon be house
warming.
The young ladies taking part in Mrs
Gums fancy dress dance are requested
10 make their appointment for hail
dressing at Miss Killean's parlors
Hotel street.
Mrs. Kuaea. widow of the late Rev
Moses Kuaea. q former pastor Of the
Kaumakapili church, died on Sunday
after a lingering illness. The funeral
took place Monday
Chas. A. Eakin, who came over from
Hilo two weeks ago on account Of tn
serious illness Of his brother, II. I
Eakin, left yesterday for the secon'
city. by the Kinau.
It is on Friday evening that tn
children of Mrs Gums dancing schoo
will appear in a program OF fame.
dances at the Opera House. There |
to be rehearsal at 3 o'clock this al
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