The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-19
LOCAL BREVITIES,
Orpheum tonight.

H. '" ACNIieSney t@-T IOf nome last
evening.
Guy bennett, Mrs Cole's nephew. is
still on the mend
a young lady is vaated at Egan s
Dry Goods Co. store.
Oil twice year ends your trouble
if you ride Cleveland"
The Gaiety Company is playing to
good business in Auckland.
Albert F. Judd Jr, attorney-at-law,
has offices over Bishops bank
The elected officers Of the Kapiolani
Estate are published in this issue
Bishop Willis preached in the Apia
Foreign Church on Sunday, July 80.
Captain c. J. Campbsll returned from
Hawaii on the Mauna Loa yesterday
James F. Scott was removed 10 the
Queens Hospital yesterday afternoon.
The devotional committee of the Y
NJ. c. A. will meet at T 90 this evening
Johnny Ellis and wife left on the
Alameda last night fer a trip to the
Mainland.
A Shetland pony, oart and harness
complete are for sale. apply at j. Lam
do, Fort street.
Senator Clark anu sion. Sam Par
ker were among the arrivals from Ha-
wall yesterday.
]. Lando, Fort street. has new lines
of pajamas, under wear and shirts at
bedrock prices.
Deputy Marshal Ch1llingworth was
unable to be at his Office yesterday on
account of illness.
Rev. w. A. Gardner and family have
spent the week at Justice Frear's cot
tage on Tantalus.
The Maggie Moore-H. r. Roberts
Company opens tonight at the Opera
House in Struck Oil"
Philip H. Dodge and wife leave by
the Irmgard for an extended tour of
the States and Europe.
p. e. r. Strauch, on Bethel and King
streets, has some choice real estate for
sale. See advertisement.
a ladys black velvet cloak has been
lost. Return to Advertiser office and
receive a suitable reward.
Another shipment of the celebrated
Diebold safes has just been received by
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
Herr Albert Friendenthal may be
expected in this city on a concert tour
about the middle OF September.
What Shall l Do?'' is the subject
upon which p. w. Rider will speak at
the Y. NJ. c. A tomorrow afternoon.
Fred and Walter E5ayselden were
among the Mauna Loas passengers;
also DR.. Oliver, from the Settlement
choice dinner VIII be served at
the Home Bakery Cafe tomorrow even
ing. See menu in this issue, on page s
Gus Schuman, Fort street has Sc
cured the agency for the celebrated
Morgan Wright rubber tires for car
riages.
A number of young people took ad
vantage of the beautiful night to have
a boating party in the harbor last
night.
At Militant Hall TOMORROW evening
Rev. U. w. Greene will preach on Les
sons from the Life and Death of In
gersoll."
The treasurer of the Cuban Orphan
Fund is Robert Bacon Of the banking
firm of J. P Morgan s; Co.. Wall street, |
New York City. ii
Revs. J. Kauhane, D. p EmersonN
and Stephen Desha left on the Alamo
da last night to join the Waterhouse !
party on the Mainland. Il
Aloha Tooth Powder, Paste or Washj
used on Aloha tooth brushes insure
perfectly solid and white teeth. Ho- |
bron Drug Co, makers. |
few choice building lots on Young |
street are for sale-$250 cash, balance |!
in monthly payments Apply to Will |
liam Savidge, No. $40 Fort.
IA ButterfieId, contractor aud |
builder, Bell Tower building Union |
street, is prepared to execute all store |
and officeNfittings and repair work.
Japanese was killed at Olowalu
last Wednesday. He vas working at |
the well-boring plant and became en-
tangled with a rope, which broke his
neck.
The building on the corner of South |
and King streets on the A. F. Cooke |
property is being erected by the |
Washington Mercantile Company for
store purposes.
A dividend will be payable to share |
holders of the Kipahulu Sugar Co. on
August 23d The books of the COM
pany will be closed II transfers on
22d and 23d insts.
The Board of Agriculture requests
all those persons who have seeds of |
fruit or ornamental trees and are will
ing to donate them Tor the benefit of
the public to notify David laughs, sec
rotary. /
There was such q demand for ac-
commodations on the Alameda last
night that many ladies accepted shake
downs in the saloon il place of cabins.
The steamer had over eighty through
passengers.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Irmina Medelros and Manuel
Machado, which takes place this after
noon at the Roman Catholic Cathedral. |
MIR. Machados is employed in the Ga
Zette bindery.
The next meeting Of the Hawaiian
Mission Children's Society will be held
on Saturday, September 2. An espe-
cially attractive program is being ar
no fain follow