The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Drink "Tansan.

This is Company AS annual meet
ing night.
Ring up telephone ~, the Washing
ton Feed Co.
The family of d. p. Lawrence have
moved 20 Kauai.
An experienced salesman is desired
BY II. w. Schmidt * Sons.
Hyman Bros. carry a full line Of tai
lOring goods in all qualities.
Honolulu Commandery. No. l, VIII
hold a stated meeting this evening.
Standard grades of vegetables. fruits
and fish kept by II. z. Mcintyre & Bro.
4 black dog has been found. Owner
can recover the same by calling at this
Office.
J. p. Rodrigues the tailor, says IN
his ad. of today that his cutters are
justly celebrated.
H F. Glade, Hawaiian Consul at
Bremen. left by the Australia for his
home in Germany.
VIII Schmidt left by the Australia
for San Francisco, where he will spend
a year in a dry goods house.
DR.. A. c. Wall has removed his
office from Arlington Cottage 10 the
new Love building, Fort street.
G. \. Peacock will leave by the Yea
landia for Australia, where he will
spend a year in a business enterprise.
There is a fine exhibition of new
tailoring goods for suits and skirts in
II. w. Schmidt & Sons show window.
Mrs. George II. Paris did not get
away TO the Coast yesterday. She will
sail by the next Australia, February
10.
Editor Atkinson treated the Star
force TO ice cream and cake yesterday
as a penalty for being % years a mar
ried man.
Mrs. George Grau left for the States
on the Australia yesterday, to be gone
quite a while. The trip is made on
account of i'll health.
Every member of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Orchestra is requested to attend an
important business meeting at 7:30 this
evening in the big hall.
On account of the departure of the
mails the regular meeting of the Board
OF Health was postponed from yester-
day to Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. F.. Cooke and children, sir.
and Mrs. Charles Atherton and several
other kamaaianas are expected home
from the States on the Mariposa today.
Excellent living accommodations are
to be had in the suite in the new Love
building, with which can be taken in
connection extra rooms for renting
purposes.
Mrs Kaliko and her son were ar
rested yesterday morning for violating
school regulations. The mother kept
her boy away from school, TO the boys
pleasure.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Office of the Minister of the Inter
Tor until Monday, January 18th, 1897.
at u o'clock noon for the construction
of a counter for the Interior Office.
Mrs Gums dancing class for adj
ults will meet at 7:30 o'clock this even
ing, instead of Friday The change
is made on account of a number # So
ciety events set for Friday evening.
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.
Z. s. Young, merchandise broker,
we'll known here, writes from Vladi-
vostOck, Siberia, that he has settled
in hnf aff of
He is meeting with success in business
and likes the country.
The Interior Office will have a set
of counters like those being built for
the Minister of Finance. As planned.
the arrangement will admit the public
into the department room. in place of
only the hallway, as at present.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between +. Hoffman and V. A
Netlesen. doing business at Waikiki,
Maui, as general merchants under the
firm name of Hoffman & Vetlesen is
still continued at the same place and
under the same firm name.
Judge De La Vergne rendered de-
cision yesterday in the matter of right
OF the deputy marshal to prosecute
cases in the District Court. He decides
that any deputy of the marshal will
be allowed TO prosecute cases, and cited
as authority cases in California and
the custom that has prevailed here.
II. ]. Gallagher. a man very we'll
known here in Honolulu, has been
made road supervisor of the Eva dis
trict- He was formerly manager of
the pineapple ranch and cannery at
Eva, but Capt. J. Kidwell sold out his
business in Manoa and assumed con-
troll of the place himself. Mr.. Gallag
her has received many congratulations
from his friends on his good fortune.
Ten prominent Chinese merchants
OF this city have organized a company
TO publish a new Chinese paper, to be
known as the Honolulu Chinese Chron-
icle The first issue will be published
in the early mart of February Orders