The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Board your horse at the Club Stables,
Fort street.
Murata & Co. are making a run on
crepe shirts.
J. a. Hopper is the agent for the
Pasteur filter.
Levers & Cooke handle all kinds Of
building material.
Ordway & Porter can fit out your
house from top 70 bottom.
Fifty-three contract Chinese labor
ers were brought by the Rio Janeiro.
Minister King and Mr. Rowell will
return by the N.auna Loa Friday after
noon.
The Bishop of Honolulu left last
night on a pastoral visit TO the Island
OF Maui.
Regular meeting of the Board Of
Health at 3 p. N. today. Two weeks
business.
day afternoon for assault and battery
on his wife.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q will hold
special meeting this "wednesday even
ing. Work in first degree.
Miss b. Bergstrom left on the Kinau
TO visit Mrs. w. G. Walker at Ookala,
Hawaii, for a couple of weeks
4 large. furnished. mosquito-proof
front room TO rent at 119 Beretania
street. See notice in another column.
Take a peep at S. Takemura's curio
store. He has a new line Of japanese
dry and fancy goods on exhibition.
Manuel Marks was arrested yester-
day morning for truancy. His case
will come up in the Police Court today.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club. Lady friends are
cordially invited to be present at the
usual time.
At least two dark race horses have
18th of June program. They are owned
by Maui parties.
Captain Robert Parker of the police
force is out again after a bad attack OF
rheumatism. He will not go back
on duty until next week.
The City Feed Store wishes to draw
the attention of the public to the new
brand of Olympic -four. In stock,
also, onions and potatoes.
Active and industrious men are wan
ted in all lines of trade. Such an one
desires a position, outside work pre-
ferred See notice signed "P," in
another column.
o. L. Sorenson, c. Vale Studevant,
H. c. Chamberlain, J. G. chamberlain,
o. II. Berry. R. G. Bond and DR.. B. T.
Burgess have been added to the mem
bership roll of the Sharpshooters'
Company.
News has come from the Leper Set |
Element that there are some families
sadly in need of clothing for infants.
w. w. Hall has kindly offered to re-
ceive and forward any clothing which
is sent to his store.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Foreign Office until Thursday, the
14th inst, at II o'clock noon, for the
printing and binding of 5000 addition
al copies of the pamphlet entitled:
Handbook of Hawaii
Send a copy of today's Advertiser
let your friends know how the annex
alton question stands at this end of
the line. Copies in wrappers at the
or at publication office.
Won Holt Block.
Lieutenant Kekai and others arrest
ed seven gamblers in a stable, just to
the rear of the store on the corner of
Pensacola and BeTetania streets yes
terday afternoon. All Look is the own
er of the store, and was among the
arrested.
Professor w. d. Alexander and his
brother, ]. NJ. Alexander, left by the
steamer w. c.. Hall last evening for a
short visit TO Hanalei. Kauai. They
will return Sunday morning next. Mr..
J NJ. Alexander will leave in about two
weeks for his home in Oakland.
\. II. Rasman, a book-binder, who
was here in Honolulu some time ago,
and who owned the small bindery that
formed the nucleus of the one now
owned by the Hawaiian Gazette Com
pany. will return soon with his family
to Honolulu. on account of his health.
Mr.. Rasman is a son-in-law OF John
Mott, of this city.
The Healani Boat Club will give the
first of a series of subscription dances
on Friday evening. 1t is intended to
give one each month during the moon
light nights. and for the pleasure OF
those who do not dance the boats will
be at their disposal. The funds de-
rived will be used in the purchase of
a new boat. Tickets may be had of F.
B. Dat, treasurer; or any club mem