The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The February Delineator is now on
sale at Mrs. Hanna's.
Ordway & Porter will fit out your
house from cellar 10 garnet.
r. ]. Tesla has assumed editorial
management Of the Independent.
G. Somma. the Merchant street bar
Der. has a change Of adj in this issue.
Trim Honolulu maidens can get
trimmed hats at half price at Miss a.
Cahill's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip in
Pearl City.
The City Furniture Store. will make
your house comfortable if you give
them the chance.
Black Beauty would have enjoyed her
oats if they had been bought OF the
City Feed Store.
Meeting of the American League IN
headquarters tonight at the usual
time. Business Of Importance.
V. ]. Faggaroos, turnkey at the po-
lice station, is back at his old post
again, after about months absence.
H. Herbert has authority 20 receipt
fol, and 70 collect moneys due TO the
City Feed Store. See notice elsewhere.
This is Company BIS drill night.
Captain White desires a full attend
ance as important matters will be dis
cussed.
The engagement of Miss Sadie Led
erer to Captain Soule OF the bark Mar
that Davis was announced yesterday
morning.
Christian Gertz. an old resident of
Honolulu. and for many years engaged
in the shoe business on Fort street
died yesterday. after a lingering ill
ness.
Today. at noon, Jas. F.. Morgan will
sell at public auction at his sale rooms,
that desirable residence on Beretania
street, adjoining the Tregloan home
stead.
Tamada, a Japanese. was arrested
yesterday for assault on William Rim
ger on Hotel street Saturday after |
noon. The warrant was not sworn out /
until yesterday.
James Bolster, the once bright young
reporter, now in Kona, was at deaths |
door when the Mauna Loa left Hawaii.
He was not expected to live until the
next mail comes over from that island
In the matter of widening Richards
street, it has been suggested that the
required width be obtained by cutting
Off 20 feet of the Executive grounds
and avoid paying damages to property
owners.
Fl. r. Lilley. architect. connected
for several weeks with the business of
Messrs. Ripley & Dickey, will sail by
the 5. n. Castle today for his home in
Los Angeles. He will not return 10
Honolulu.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Ice and Refri
gerating Company. Ltd. will be held
on Thursday, January 21st, at 2 p. m.
in the office of the Hawaiian Safe De-
post Company.
The Mr.. Armstrong mentioned in
connection with the shipment of sal
mon spawn to Honolulu by the British
Columbia Government is not w. y.
Armatrong who arrived on the Zea-
landia on Sunday.
The contract for building the new
counter in the Interior Office was let
yesterday morning to Lucas Bros. for
S346. There were five other tenders,
ranging up 10 something over $500. r.
Jay Greene planned the counter.
Notice is given in another column of
this paper TO subscribers for stock in
the Oahu Sugar Company, that a first
assessment of 10 per cent on said stock
is payable at the office of III. Hack
field * Co. on the Goth of January, 1897.
Miss Grace ID. Stevens. a young lady
who lately came from the Coast with
her mother on the schooner Jewett
wishes to give French lessons. She can
be seen at the residence of DR.. J. NJ.
Punahou. Miss Stevens has
been educated in France.
J. w Yarndley has resumed teach
ing violin and the cultivation of the
voice His headquarters will be at The
Hawaiian News Company's store.
where he Will also take orders for all
their piano tuning. King Bros. will
also receive orders for him.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G. T. U. will be held in Central
Union Church paTlors at > p. m. today.
Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Cowart will
be present for the purpose of speaking
in behalf Of the Hagey Institute. a
branch OF which was established here
several months ago.
The old fire whistle blew two short
blasts at 80 n. m. yesterday, and al
though nothing was meant by II. that
fact did not prevent a thousand and
one telephones to Central The people
at the electric light works were just
trying the whistle 10 see if its cOndi-
ton was all right.
\ meeting OF the Annexation Club
was held in headquarters yesterday aft
ernOOn. l.. \. ThuTstOn presided. \
resolution was passed to the effect that
nothing which occurred at the meet
ing be noised abroad. After about IN
hour and a half the meeting adjourned
TO meet again on Friday AZ { p. m.
In pursuance of an order OF the SUI
preme Court, there will be sold at the