The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
crpheum tonight.

ride a Cleveland.
b. +. Ehlers & Co. have Just opened
a fine lot of new goods
Fse PunahOu sports will begin at
40 O'Clock this afternoon.
Bavarian ale and Olympia beer on
draft at the Hoffman, saloon.
The United States steamer Adams
SANS Monday for Port Angeles.
A horseshoe shaped restaurant coun-
ter is offered for sale. See advt.
training ship of the Argentine Re
public is expected here in few DAYS.
New line Of hats, ties, shirts and
underwear just in at j. Lando's. Fort
street
Contrary to ali expectations, the con-
dition Of the Queen Dowager continues
to improve.
A kind, gentle, Shetland pony, with
cart and harness complete is offered
for sale. See advt
News is received from Maui of the
sudden death of David Rough. head
luna at Paia plantation
Marshal Brown has warned the re-
tan liquor sellers that dice shaking in
saloons must be stopped.
Complete change of program at the
Orpheum tonight All the talent will
appear in new specialties
Odd Fellows are reminded that the
memorial services will be held at Har-
mony Hall tomorrow at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kleugel will Gel
citrate their silver wedding on the oath
INST, by giving an at home.
If you go abroad, leave your property
hn
will serve your interests to do so.
J. II. Schnack will execute all bust
ness OF trust nature. List your prop.
erty with him and get quick results
Walter Pollard, the fashioner of
fireworks, has engaged to make some
set pieces for use here on the Fourth.
The Stars again face the Exams" at
the base ball grounds this afternoon
at $3.50. The band will be in attend
ance.
Tickets have been placed on sale for
the Royal School concert, to be held in
Progress hall on the evening of June
22nd.
The Kash just received a large in
voice of mems stiff bosom colored
shirts, which they are selling very rea-
sonable
John Wise yesterday made heavy
purchase of home run bats to be used |
by the ''Kams" in the base ball game
this afternoon
fine corner building lot at Puma |
hou near the college is for sale at d |
bargain. Apply to William Savidge, |
$40 Fort street.
Two bicycles (ladies)-Columb |
and World-are advertised for sale |
Apply at 0. H. Gulick's Alapai street, |
or Telephone 600.
2. q. r. Strauch stock and real es- |
tate broker, Lincoln block, King street. |
will buy or sell for you any stocks or
bonds on the market. i
AS Jas. Quinn has quit the sulky, |
Prince Cupid has placed the fast pac-
ing mare in the string of trainer and |!
driver Mike Costello.
The band will not play at Emma |
Square this afternoon as it will be in |
attendance at the Oahu college sports !
at 2:30 and the base ball game at 5: 80. J
J. III. Ankrom, who was known here
a year ago as the iron fence man." is
prospecting in Porto Rico. He is the
proprietor OF the leading cafe in the
first city.
Attorney General Cooper has filed an
answer in the famous disbarment case.
He denies that he unprofessionally in
terfered with the conduct OF the police
court matter.
w l.. Howard, for a long time book
keeper with Castle & Cooke and after
ward cashier with the Pacific Hard
ware company, is now an accountant
with Hall & Son.
icia I
dealer, has now a system OF delivering
fresh butter, etc, from his refrigerator
to your house by carrying an ice box
on the delivery wagon.
The Hawaiian Trust and Investment
Co will take entire charge of your
property, collect rents, pay taxes and
insurance, render statements and re-
Iieve you of all business care.
\ recent letter from Attorney ]. \.
MagoOn speaks Of his being at Dr.,
Lanes hospital in San Francisco, hop
ing to be cured by medical treatment
without resorting to an operation.
The wedding of Miss Myrtle Graham
and VIM. Sharpe will take place at the
Orpheum hotel at u o'clock tonight.
May Ashley and Jas. Post will give the .
bride away. Rev. G.. l.. Pearson Will
officiate.
Only Christ" will be the topic of
Rev. w A. Gardeners sermon at the
Christian church tomorrow morning
In the evening the congregation will
unite in the union services at the Cen
traI Union church.
Mrs. A f. Newman Will deliver an
address at the NJ. E. church tomorrow
morning. In the evening there will be
no services at this church as Rev. @.
/. Pearson will preach the baccalaure-
ate sermon at Central Union.
Tomorrow morning at Central Union +