The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Bro-mos Peanut, the new candy, at
Bridgewater only.


Bridgewater only.
Honolulu Aerie No 140 will meet in
Pythian hall this evening at 1880.
DR.. Jaoa Pinto. the celebrated Port
uguese physician, is expected here
shortly from Paris.
Rev. A l. Hall, who has been in the
hospital for the past ten days, left
for Maui yesterday on vacation trip.
The Kona Agricultural Company
stockholders viii hold special meet
ing, at the Office of the company, on
August 10.
The stockholders of the Kona Devel-
opment Company viii meet in special
session, at the Office of the company,
ON August 10.
The new plans for the Alakea street
wharf shed are about completed in the
Public Works Department and will
soon be advertised.
special meeting of the stockhold
ers of the West Hawaii Railroad Com
pany viii be held at the Office of the
company on August 10.
E. H. Hart, clerk of the Second Cir
cult Court, who has been visiting in
Honolulu, returned yesterday to Maui
Bridgewater' Bro-mos Peanut Candy,
ready by noon today.
Miss Eulalia Drummond and William
Hopper were united in the bonds of
matrimony Monday evening by Father
stephen, at the bride IS father IS home
on Prospect street.
All the government Offices will be
closed today. by order of Governor
Frear, while the majority of the bust
ness houses throughout the city will
observe the day as holiday
Y Captain Orwell left yesterday for the
site of the proposed lighthouse on Mo-
lokai, the steamer James Makee being
chartered for the trip. Supplies and
work were taken.
Transfers of Waialua stock were
made on the local exchange yesterday
at $1,000, an advance o. three and a
half points over the quotations of the
previous day There was also some
trading in Honokaa at $14.50.
The band win play this morning at
ten at the Capitol, in honor of Flag
Raising Day, and in the evening at
the Young Hotel roof garden and not
at Aala Park. Tomorrow afternoon it
will play at Fort Shafter, and in the
evening at the Democratic rally at
Aala Park.
Tariff questions as they affect Ha
wall and tariff revision win be discuss
ed at a meeting of those interested on
Monday, the oath, probably in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, that be-
ing the date set by Governor F'rear.
That official has on request set the
ball rolling and now retires from the
matter except as private citizen.
F. Ottmeyer, sawed-off vag, who
gets his meals while out of Jail by
looting mill1cans in the wee small
hours. was sent to prison yesterday Tor
nine months. Ottmeyer has recently
added to his accomplishments that of
rescuing cigar Shines from the cutters,
taking them to his newly made quar-,
ters at the Wild West stadium in Ka,
piolani Park. -
At an election for officers for Com
pany G., n. G. H., held in the Bungalow
on Monday night, B. FL. Kane was
elected captain vice ]. M. Kea; George
Karratti was elected second lieutenant,
vice s. L. Kekumano, and Louis Kane
was chosen as first lieutenant to sue
ceed his brother. II. P. O'Sullivan
and Eddie Hopkins were elected first
and second lieutenants, respectively, in
Company F.
The first lot of the famous Bro-mos
Peanut Candy, which has taken its
place among the high grade candies of
the Coast, will be manufactured and
placed on sale at II o'clock today by
Bridgewater Confectionery.