The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

promptly.
The warrimoo will probably arrive
on Tuesday afternoon.
store and Offices are for rent in
the new Love Building.
w. w. Dimond has another lot Of
novelties for careful buyers.
Harry GnHg and party have leased
the Young premises at Waikiki.
Lodge lie Progress will meet at Cas-
tie Hall, Fort street, this evening.
The contract for the new central fire
station will likely be let tomorrow.
]. A Hopper is the agent for the
Hawaiian Islands for the "Pasteur"
alter.
Medeiros & Decker. the Hotel street
tsilors. are prepared to take your
measure.
The Hawaiian News Company have
received a large lot OF new paper COW
cred books.
George Lucas. deputy clerk of the
court, has been under the weather
since Friday.
The case OF Manuel Fernades for
selling liquor without license is set
for today in the police court.
Give the little suckers a chance is
a nursing bottle advertisement in the
Hollister Drug Companys window.
This is Burns Day" and at 7:3O
this evening the proposed banquet OF
the Scottish Thistle Club will take
place.
AS yet no one has been appointed
10 the place made vacant in the police
force by the resignation of Captain
Kanae.
McInerny's Mammoth Shoe Store
say in their tOday's advertisement that
they sell shoes that are anatomically
correct.
Company s. Division /, Citizens
Guard, will meet in the District Court
room at 1880 tonight for election of Of
ficers, etc.
There was no luau at George Farr's |
place Friday. The information was re |
ceived from what was deemed relia- |
bic source.
"A Quilting Bee" or The Pretty |
Comforter" is the title of the one act |
drama on at b. F. EhIers & Co.'s quilt |
sale this week.
Mark G.. Johnson will return to Ho-
nOIulu in the next few weeks to again
take charge OF the Fort street candy
business for Mr.. Sturdevant.
The Gallagher mentioned in The
Sherwood liquor selling case was not
w. j. Gallagher of the Commercial
Journal and Maritime Report.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Neumann are glad to see their
genial faces once more among them.
They are staying at Sans Souci.
NJ. d. Monsarrat, the surveyor, will
start out on a trip around the island
today, remaining about a week. His
first place on the route will be Lei
Lebua.
On Tuesday, January Goth next, ct
II o'clock noon, James f. Morgan will
sell at public auction at his sale room,
the valuable Markham estate in Ka-
Iihi Valley.
The Hawaiian band played to very
large audience at Makee Island Sun
day afternoon. The sacred concerts
are becoming more popular each week.
The St. Louis baseball team has some
surprises in store for the coming sea-
son. 1t is said that one OF the prom
inent pitchers of last year will toss
the ball for the collegians.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boyd, Makiki, died Saturday
afternoon and was buried in NuuaRu
Cemetery at 10 a. m. Sunday. Rev. n.
w. Peck conducted the services.
All members of Company 4. Division
/. Citizens Guard (Masonic Temple
are requested to meet in the
District Court room tomorrow evening
AZ 7.30 o'clock for election of officers.
Last night Officer Espinda arrested
the japanese who drives hack No. 112.
He disregarded regulations by leaving
his carriage without tying the horse, :
and then tried to bride the officer by ,
giving him dollar.
The sale of wash materials at n. S.
Sachs will continue this week and we
advise all who haven't taken adj ,
vantage of it, to do so at once. The re-
auctions are bonafide. and big bar
gains are offered. :
a meeting of all those interested in ,
bicycling has been called TO cons;d az
the advisability of procuring a race
held in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms this Monday evening. January
18th. at 7:30 o'clock.
In a notice in another part of this
paper. creditors of Carl Klemme are
Notified to have their debts before the
Clerk of the Supreme Court and TO
,Iect an Assignee or Assignees of the
said Carl Klemme's estate. as he has
been declared a bankrupt.
An insane South Sea Island woman
vas taken 10 the police station by Of
icer No. % at 1910 p. m. yesterday.
Il was learned that she had escaped
rom the Asylum an hour before. The
authorities were notified. and the wo-
nan was called for at lao p. m.
Captain Fernandes and others made
, raid on the Chinese wash house in
wiIei last night and arrested a gang