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tin.: I'f im: r.n.lMEKi:i.l. AHVEKT18EK: HONOI.lTl.b. OCTOHEU 28. 1809.
IT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum opens Saturday night.
Friedenthal at if. M. C. A. tonight.
Ed. Paris is receiving congratulations
a daughter.
Clay Clement in "Hamlet" at Opera
House tonight.
This is the last night of the Clav
Clement Company.
Latest in sailors direct from New
York. Mrs. Hanna.
Reserved seats or the opera are go
ing off like hot cakes.
See the new puncture-proof tire at
the Cleveland agency.
New line of crepe shirts, Panama
hats at J. Lando's, Fort street.
Whv eat elsewhere when the best
to be had is served at The Home
Bakery Cafe.
The Honolulu Stock-Yards Company
advertises for three second-hand dump
carts at once.
The American Messenger Service will
get your mail for you on Sundays or
any other day; telephone 444.
Finft iuiov Snitzenbere apples for
fHner and oookine at S. J. Salter's,
Orpheum block; telephone 680.
The officers of the Pepeekeo Sugar
Comnanv. Limited, who will serve aur
ing the ensuing year are published in
this issue.
The stock books of the Waialua Ag
ricultural Company will be closed to
transfers from today till Wednesaay,
November 1. .
All claims against the ship Antiope
not presented up to noon today at the
office of Alexander & Baldwin, agents.
will be barred.
Captain Crane of the town Fomball
team has called a meeting of football
men for this atiernoon at 5 o'clock in
the Y. M. C. A-
The assessment No. 5 of 10 per cent
on the assessable stock of the Kona
Sucar Comnanv becomes delinquent
November 1, 1899.
. IT. Franks. San Francisco: William
G. Cutler, George C. Day, and Charles
Boone. U. S. S. Newark, are late ar
rivals at the Hawaiian.
a pontlftman nesires to exchange a
nnmnara HvaIv new Smith Premier
typewriter for a fire-proof safe. Ad
dress postomce box 4 to.
Timro wnc n hicr fiudienee at the
L V " "
bnnrf concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
last evening, and many of the numbers
were heartily applauded.
A runaway dray, team was stopped
bv mounted patrolman Parke yestei
day morning near the Palama termi
nus of the Tramway line.
The programs for the band concerts
at Emma Square this afternoon and at
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon will
be found on another page.
A young Maltese kitten has strayed
from Aloha lane, King street. Finder
will receive a suitable reward if re
turned to Advertiser office.
The annual meeting of the Koloa Su
gar Company will be held at the office
of H. Hackfeld & Co. on Monday, Oc
tober 30, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The Seaman's Club has become the
possessor of an acetylene gas magic
lantern and will give a free exhibition
to seamen on Monday evening.
The annual meeting of the Kipahulu
Sugar Company will be held at the of
fice of H. Hackfeld & Co., on Monday,
October 30, at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Punahou football eleven play a
- picked eleven from the city at the
college grounds this afternoon. All
alumni and lovers ot the game invited.
The opera season is now in full
swintr. The Kash. two big stores, can
outfit you In anything you may require
in the way of full dress goods and fur
nishings. v
The special meeting of the Waialua
Agricultural Company which was to
have been held yesterday has-been
postponed till Wednesday, November 1,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
"Cnristian Slavery" will be the sub
ject of Rev. W. A. Gardner's sermon
at the Christian Church tomorrow
morning. In the evening he will talk
about "Religion and Health."
The Rev. G. L. Pearson's themes for
tomorrow's services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be "The Present
Need in Religious Experience," at 11
a m., and "The Evil of Lying Vani
ties." at 7:30 p. m.
persons holding proxies in the Wai-
, alua Agricultural Company are request
at flip the same with the secretary
of the company, E. D. Tenney, at the
office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., previous
tn November 1,
Tniileht for the last time Friedenthal
will appear at the Y. M. C. A. in a re
cital with other local taient. xne Am
ateur Orchestra win play, as will also
i.aa ATnrv and Mott-Smith with
lUCOOi o. " - .
Friedenthal in Weber s Trio.
wiiiinm Morris Kincaid will
at Pntral Union Church tomor
row morning on "What the Members of
Central Union Owe to ineir inurcu,
and in the evening on Honolulu, a
Bahvlon or a New Jerusalem WThich?"
n interesting medical seance took
Un thA exounds of the Hawaiian
Hotel last night. It was only one of
Colonel Thompson's jokes, but this
time the joke was on the dog and those
who got splashed witu me 'CU1"C-
Sunday Concert.
ThP Hawaiian Government band, un
der the leadership of Captain Berger
win irive a concert at Makee island to
morrow afternoon, commencing at 3
o'clock. Following, is the program o
selections:
PART I.
"The Old Hundred."
O Verture-"Ital:an in Algler'- ;
dagio "Sonata Pathetique" .......
Adag Beethoven
Chorus--:Tannhauser" Wagner
Sand Selections-Iris" Mascagni
PART II.
Cornet Solo-"Alice Where Art
Thou" ; Ascner
Mr. Charles Kreuter.
Lamento "Symphony Pathetique
( new) Tschaikowsky
Fantasia-"ln Switzerland" . . . Hume
Overture "Titus" M?rt
"The Star-Spangled Banner.
'I HE LYRIC'S ORCHESTRA.
mx Rehearsals to Date Have Hcen
Most Satisfactory.
The six rehearsals whicn the 3rchcs-
tra has had for the Opera season, under
the leadership of W.T.G lover have been
most satisfactory. The introduction of
Paul Egry the eminen: Hungarian
violin soloist, win certainly prove to
be a feature. Mr. Egry nas th repu
tation of being one ot the bst mr-rs
of the viDjin in the States and to givj
tion of his exquisite skill, an inaova-i
ticn will be introduced in opera bv j
having him play solos beewf-on thM
acts. On Tuesday night Schubert's
"Serenade" will be rendered . When the
opera patrons come to understand
what they will miss. by going out be
tween acts, there will be very iVw. i:
any, that will leave the hous. Need
less to say, plenty of ice waf-r will !-
served.
Honked to Leave.
For San Francisco, per O. S. S. Aus
tralia, Oct. 31. D. Mullen, J. Hardy,
Ed. Felb, M. de Roco, Oscar NorfWt.
Miss 13. Foltz, Mis.s M. .Marshall. H.
G. Ionsdale, Mrs. Lonsdale. J. Willi
ams, E. M. Bell, Miss Sheridan. Mrs.
W. H. H. Hamilton. W. H. Lowden. A.
Friedenthal. Miss Coleman. Miss Chan
dler. Miss McPherson. W. B. McLean.
E A. Fraser, R.D. Emery. J. J. Rol-
gers, Mrs. M. Kennedy, Miss Lowden.
Frank Curtis. F. L. Hoogs, Clay Cle
ment. J. E. Craw. Mrs. Ciay Cleoient.
Miss E. Thompson. R. H. Pratt and
wife, Mr. Eastwood and wife. Miss .1.
A. Shearn, Mrs. L. P. ...en tyre. .1. K
Alexander, . Spotswood and R. B.
Hogare.
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Merchants and Commission Agents,
tu c ill the attention ot the :rir
to their complete line of
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world that will tit tlif font with ;i hinii:i ur an
fhlarp'tl joint.
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Manufacturers' Shoe Store.
Sign of the Big Shoe. Fort Street.
PAINTS AND OILS.
BIL PLANTATION S0ITLII&
A fine assortment of Kitchen Furnishings.
GRAY AGATE WARE a Sjecnlty
DRY GOODS ff LTP
We are
SHOWING THIS WEE
Some Very Handsome
SILK OPERA
CAPES
imported specially for the
Coming Opera Season.
A'mateur
Photographers!
Wo develop plate x ami films on o
cloudy day as well aa on a bright day.
!t matters not to us whether the s?in
i hidden behind the clouds.
You Are
Mistaken
To think that you must wait for a
bright day before your films or plates
can be developed. Wc employ mi ex
perienced man to do this work and hi
whole atten.ion Is devoted to It. All
the necessary apparatus whli-h - re
I quired in protography to turn out
firtt-class pictures Is to be found In
our darkroom
No ccratches or finger marks slunvn
on the photos made by us.
ro the
Ladies of
Honolulu
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PARLORS
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by Dr. M. E. Grossman, Hotel St.
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that u. an- S.!- Ap iii. fc.r lli.- fam-.n. KOVAL WOKCKS-
.TKu COKSrrrS.
New Xmas Goods !
Handsome Vases, Glass Flower
Stands, Lemonade Sets, Elegant Water
Pitchers, Ivory Vases, Glass Flower
Baskets, Lamps, Etc., Etc.
AVING TAI LUNG'S,
331 Xuuanu Street., near Hotel Street.
MIMEOGRAPHS.
STENOGRAPHY.
LESSONS fJIVEM 11V A TERTIFI-
cated member of the London Phonetic
Society. Pupils please make early ap
plication to 34S Beretania street, cor
ner I'unehbowi, between 7 and b p. m.
5373
MIMEOGHAPIl UOLIsKIi
MlMEUCHAril M PEL'S.
MIMEoaii.irf IXKS.
MIMEOCItAPII VMiSISIIES
s&And Supplies of All Kinds.
Pearson & Potter Co. Ltd.
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PUPILS VAIITED.
A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDU
cation will take nunils for a select Dri-
mary school; terms reasonable. Ap
ply at cottage opposite Orpheum l ne
ater. Fort street, between 9 and 12
a. m. 5363
REMOVAL NOTICE.
DR. M. E. GROSSMAN HAS RE-
moved his office to Alakea street,
three doors above Masonic Temple.
JUST RECBIVED:
A KAIKiK INVOICE OK
Yairciatoya Shirts,
PAJAMAS (in Silk, Weol and Cotton.) GRASS CLOTH,
CEKTBE PIECES, DOYLIES, SILK G(0D?, Lie. STILISH COL? SHIP.TS.
Also Hav hz laitst In
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Opera Capes
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.Robinson Block.
Goods and Triraraincs.
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C'-riUilly itivitI t -t th ivu Hnr.
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ARLINQTON BLOCK.
HOTEL STREET.

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