The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-02

by the Australia this morning.
Al Moore and ''Dicky" Davis have
gone to Maui on a business trip.
Not how cheap, but how good. That's
why you should buy a Cleveland =
Charlie Baker is now doing duty as
night clerk at the station-house
General a. S. Hartwell was among
the arrivals on the America Maru.
The ice cream soda at Hollister Drug
Co. attracts large crowds these DAYS. i
Drs. Brewer, Sem and Wood left on
the klnau yesterday for the big island
II. S. Townsend, A Marques and c..
+. Wall are coming by the Australia
Room and board $3.50 per week at
the Temperance Hotel, Nuuanu street
DIR. r. B. Williams and wife of Hilo
have returned from q trip to the Main
land.
E. c. Macfarlane, Henry Macfarlane
anu MISS Macfarlane were Kinau pas
sengers.
Dr. Walter Maxwell has gone to Ha-
wall and will be absent for three weeks
or more.
George Andrews will receive the sea-
sons fruits and game today by the
Australia.
stock broker, is a passenger on the
Australia.
J. A. Butterfeld, contractor and
builder, Union street, has a card in
this issue. -
Mrs. p. NJ. Lucas of the Hawaiian
Hotel and Miss Belle Dckey are on
the Australia.
There will be a meeting of Lodge
PrOpysac
second degree
The Board of Health will meet this
afternoon to consider routine and un-
finished business.
Jerome A. Hart, editor of the Argo-
naut, is married to Miss Alice Clarke,
a San Jose heireSs.
Prof Benjamin Ide Wheeler has def
initely accepted the presidency of the
University of California
Chief Hunt is recovering from his
recent severe illness. He is still at
the Central Fire Station.
Ring up $50 and get fresh ce-house
goods ex Australia delivered on ice at
your door by S. J. Salter.
Two young hackdrivers had a lively
bout at fisticuffs yesterday in settle
ment of little difference.
Lorrin A Thurston and wife will
leave for home on the Moana sailing
from San Francisco on August 9.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
First American Bank vaults which are
being built in the Campbell block.
Sailors are very scarce in San Fran
cisco and several sugar vessels are de-
layed in sailing for want of crews.
Special sale of ribbons and laces
commencing August 7th at the Hawaii !
an Dry Goods Co (Temple of Fashion, |
At the meeting of the Board of Edu |
cation tomorrow the list of next years
teachers will probably be passed upon.
Camarinos' refrigerator, arriving per
Australia today. contains the seasons
fruits and game. Place your orders in
time.
The British warship Egeria sailed
from San Francisco for Honolulu on
the 10Th ult., and may therefore be eX
pected any hour.
J. F. Morgan will sell at 10 o'clock
this morning the wreck of the schoon- |
er La Ninfa." as she now lies on the !
beach at Eva, Oahu.
Mrs. Dillingham;, with Harold and |
Miss Marion. leave for the States by |
the China Saturday. Mr.. Dillingham;
will follow in a few weeks.
d. A Fax, who was formerly in the
machine shops of the Honolulu Iron !
Works. has taken an engineers posi-
ton at the Central Fire Station:
At 10 a. m. today at the residence of
7. w. Podmore, Emma street, James +. |
Morgan will sell al public auction the
entire household furniture, fowls, ETC. /!
Lieutenant c. B. Huston of the
Mounted Patrol has resigned his posi- !
ton to accept post with the tillo po- !
lice. The vacancy will be filled in
few days.
Leave your orders early for your ice
house goods at II. May & Co, Waverly
block. Bethel street, telephone "A. or
corner King and Fort streets, tele-
phone %.
The store formerly occupied by T. j.
Voeller. at Hotel and Fort streets, is
undergoing alterations preparatory to
the establishing of Il mems furnishing
store there.
Louis Marks, the street-sprlnkler
man. has gone to Hawaii to escort his
family home During his absence
Walter Desney is authorized TO make
collections for him.
The America Maru arrived off port
at 2:45 a. m. yesterday, but did not
come in until daylight. At 1850 a. m /
on July 81 she passed the steamship
Tartar bound for this port.
T. c. Ridgvay, of Washington, !
brother of MI Ridgway, who was here
with the commissioners last fall. az
rived by the America Maru yesterday, :
hent on a short pleasure trip.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, knights OF Py-
thias. holds convention tonlght,
when the First Rank will be conferred
Members of Oahu Lodge ana NlslIlhS
brethren are invited TO attend.
Frederick w Job, attorney at law
.nd Hawaiian Consul General Tor the