The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A small brown linen bag has
been lost.
Beet sugar has advanced in price
in Germany.
A. Barnes is looking after the
books of J. J. Williams.
w. P. Fennell will return home
by the Hall this morning.
H. F. .Wichman tells you about
beautiful purses this morning.
For fresh Columbia river salmon
/ 90 to the Metropolitan Meat Co.
The list of officers of the Pearl
City Fruit Co., Ltd, is published
in this issue.
All claims against Wirth's cir
Gus should be presented for pay
ment at once.
Morgan will hold sale OF ships
stores at 10 o'clock January 18th,
at his salesroOms.
The annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Sugar Company will be held
at 9 a. M. January 81.
Fresh frozen fruits and poultry
ex S. S. Australia at CamarinOs'
California Fruit Market.
Morgan will hold sale OF new
Duggies, carts, wagons, etc., at his
salesrooms at noon today.
Chief Justice Judd will lecture
-, GsIIoo;;on Constitutions at Y !
NJ. G. A. Hall February !.
There was a good turnout OF
Company H last night and an
enthusiastic drill was held.
A nicely furnished room with
private family, three minutes
walk from Postoffice, is advertised.
John Mclean, proprietor of the
Eagle House, entertained members
of the With circus at dinner Mon
day night.
Merediths Old Coat will be on
the boards at Independence Paw
Ito tonight. Secure seats at Hob
ron Drug Co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of c.. Brewer q Co. Will be
held at the office of the company
February 9Th at 10 a. M.
A generous donation Of rem
nants has been received from Mrs.
Sachs and Mrs. H. FL. Williams
by the Kaumakapili Sewing Socl-
ETY..
The II. A. A. G. is more than
pleased over the outcome of the
field day athletics both financially
and from a standpoint OF good
sports.
The Honolulu Tennis Associa-
ton has adopted its constitution
and has decided to hold the tourna-
ment on May 9Th, this to be open
to all-comers.
Seats for "Meredith's Old Coat"
TO be presented at Independence
Park pavilion for the second time
tonight, are selling very rapidly.
A few good seats still remain.
Lieutenant Werlich of the navy,
late of the Philadelphia, left San
Francisco with his wife for Wash
inoton. where they will remain for
Inc six months he Is OH duty.
Sasaki was arrested yesterday on
complaint Of his wife. 1t seems
he has been acting very peculiarly
lately, talking to himself ana
knocking things about the house
Among the arrivals by the Aus
tralia last night were w. G. Irwin,
Jndge II. A. Widemann, Frank S.
Dodge. c. R. McVeigh, Mrs. DIR.
Cordelia Green and Miss Alice l..
Wall.
The preparations for the grand
moonlight excursion to Remond
Grove. February Sd, are almost
comnlete. J. w. Chapman, the
caterer, will have the matter In
charge and it promises to be good
one.
lanes Lemon of the afternoon
watch at the telephone exchange
has resigned as operator and has
cone down. to look after his land IN
Iaia. The boys at the exchange
will miss their genial comrade very
much.
w. o. Smith will accompany
IT ] Rhodes, superintendent OF
the Government Nursery, to Moio-
Iai this week or next. Mr.; Rhodes
Will remain about month super
intending the construction OF sheds
and planting seeds at the leper
settlement.
DIR. Howard was called to Heela
late Yesterday afternoon to attend
Rot are believed to be, the fataI