The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-18
LOCAL BREvITlES.

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Regular meeting OF the Commission
ers of Education at 2:3O p. m. today.
Officers found the door to the Hy-
man Bros warehouse open last night.
Two more Cinnamon were arrested
yesterday for having che IA tickets in
possession.
DR.. Reid came up from WaIalua yes
terday. He will return to mis- old
haunt today.
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge this evening for work
in the third degree.
a reward is offered for the return
of a Rambler bicycle stolen from the
Library building last night.
Sealed tenders are called for by the
Board of Health for furnishing beef
cattle TO the leper settlement.
A thoroughly competent German
girl wants a situation as housemaid or
nurse. Address office of this paper.
E. r. Adams came hack on the
Mount Lebanon yesterday. He had n
very successful trip and is looking haze
and hearty.
J. Commando will serve up genuine
ner from IL TO 2 today. Homemade
bread daily.
Direct importation, quantity and
cash got us our goods at bottom prices.
Cash will secure you bottom prices at
Sturdevant's.
During the illness of Mr.. Liebenroth,
Mr.. ]. II. Walker will occupy the posi-
ton of advertising solicitor for the
Gazette Company.
The "Pentecostal Meetings" held in
the Methodist Church each day ar
2:3O and 7:30 p. m, are growing in
interest and attendance.
New silks in stripes and checks ex
s. s. Peru. are now being opened for |
inspection and sale by Iwakami. Rob- |
inson block. Hotel street.
There was a very large attendance
ar band concert, Makee Island, last /
night. Wagonette and bicycle parties
were very much in evidence.
Captain Parker and Chester Doyle |
went over to the quarantine station |
early last evening to look into affairs
at the station. Everything was quiet.
The residence formerly occupied by
]. H. WodehOuse, Esq, on Kewalo
street. is for rent. J. II. Boyd of the
Interior office will give full particulars.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Myrtle Boat Club will be held next
Wednesday night. This should be kept
in mind, as matters of Importance will
be discussed.
Owing to Yokohama, Japan, being
an infected port, the Board of Health
will quarantine all vessels and passen
gers for a period of Is days from the
date of leaving that port
Piipiilani, a bus driver, was arrested
yesterday on three charges assault
and battery on his wife, adultery and
another charge. Milika was another
arrested on the charge of adultery.
It is understood that Mr.. w. G
Irwin will go to Kilauea, Kauai, soon
to look into the matter of a wire land
ing at that place similar to the ones
now in use along the Hawaii coast.
The annual meeting of the Sailors
Home Society and it's Board of Trus-
tees. is called for by Secretary Schae-
fer to take place on Saturday, March
goth at the Chamber of Commerce
room.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Tennis Association tomorrow
afternoon in :he office of the Hawaii
an Safe Deposit and Investment Com
pany for the purpose of deciding on a
tournament date.
The Japanese were first in favor of
holding their mass meeting in indie
pendence Park pavilion last night. but
to suit the convenience of the multi
tude it was held in the hall above
Luce's auction room.
James McCandless reports having
truck water of excellent quality at
Waipio. at a depth of $40 feet. 1t was
tested yesterday and was satisfactory
in every way. The we'll has a good
flow now. but will be deepened 80 feet.
The Keauhou route 10 the Volcano is
a thing of the past. The Inter-Island
Company has abandoned the scheme
and Mr.. Ena will not go up to investi-
gate into the condition of the landing =
and the short cut TO Kilauea's burning
fires.
The appearance of a telephone line
man swinging in a bOatswain's chair
from King street telephone wire yes
teTday conveyed the impression that
IL was new method of getting Gent
raj" to make prompt connection of
II is understood that several people a
nave bCtn StbpNtu ieitCAH ~ - " te'iAi =
insane japanese. He has been loose 7
for quite while Honolulu people are
not in the habit of h9ving things CT L
the kind in their midst. There =
chance for an investigation. I
Tax Assessor Shaw calls for tenders 7
for publishing the delinquent tax list 7
for 1896. in the English and Hawaiian 7
languages in weekly newspapers. The I
names of all persons who have not
paid their taxes will find their names 7
published in the delinquent list.
On Saturday. March goth. at 10 a. :
m. James F Morgan will sell AT pub
lie auction the Hawaiian bark ROsalie. {
CTS tons register as she now lies at I
the Old Fish Market wharf. with all I
sails. rigging. etc. The donkey. en- Z