The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.


in this issue.
Take look at Medeiros & Decker's
styles in suitings.
4. V. Gear advertises $50. 900 TO loan
on approved security.
Two large. we'll furnished rooms are
10 let at 657 Beretania street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sea have a
card Of thanks in this issue.
A new pavement is being laid at the
mauka corner Of Nuuanu and Queen
streets.
Regular monthly meeting of the P.
3. & L.. a. at usual time and place
tonight.
Senator H. p Baldwin, c. b. Wells
and II. c. Ovenden Of Maui are visit
ing the city.
J. F. Eckardt, superintendent of the
Queens Hospital, is wrestling with
case Of grippe.
Elk sole shoes for ladies' and gen
tlemen at the Manufacturers Shoe
Company, Fort street.
C. d. Chase has a cottage TO rent IN
Beretania street, near corner ef~Ala-
pal, in the yard of Mrs. Damon.
Patrolman Dunbar's horse fell with
him. few days ago, iniicting an ugly
wound above the officers left optic.
a number OF good speakers have
been selected for the monthly meeting
of the Annexation Club, TO be held to-
morrow evening.
W. w. Dimond is advertising ma
chinists and carpenters requisites.
The stock is new and complete and the
quality the best.
The sum of 1921 for the foreign mis-
sions was raised by the Kawaiahao
Church Committee last year The re-
pert was made Sunday.
On the steamer Australia due to-
morrow, n. S. Sachs will receive new
Spring goods: the very latest ma
terials and newest designs.
Four cases of drunkenness and a de-
sorting sailor from the S. p. Hitchcock
were all that was registered at the po-
lice station Saturday night.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Annexation Club. will be held at the
Drill Shed, tomorrow evening, Feb
ruary End, at 1880 o'clock.
n VI IueH lTOHl d.
NJ. S. Icarus attended divine service at
ing. They were headed by a drum and
fife corps.
c. Brewer & Co. say in their today's
ad. that they have the largest stock of
express wagons ever offered in this
market and at prices that will sur
prise you.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. C. A. will be held Monday even
ing. February LIST. in the association
paTlors at 7:30 o'clock. All members
are requested to attend.
An old native man was thrown from
his horse on East King street last
night. He was picked up in an I'M
conscious state and sent in hack to
his home on Pauoa road.
c. A. Spreckels. c. Bolte, F. NJ
Swanzy, J. NJ. Alexander, Adjt. L. NJ.
SimonsOn, Paul Isenberg, ST., and OF
TO Isenberg, returned by the Claudine
yesterday morning from Maui.
F. b. Auerbach has sent to the Ga
zette bindery a number of phOtograv-
ures from views of London. They are
we'll executed, and when bound will
make a handsome library book.
\ man standing close to Kawaiahao
Church, when the horse of a native
boy, spoken of in another column, was
caught, suggested that the mounted
patrolmen of the city should be pro-
vided with lariats.
The Children's Loyal Temperance
Legion will meet Monday afternoon at
2:15 in the Central Union Church. All
invited to come and hear Mrs. Bow
ems talk on Anatomy"
Through mistake it was stated in the
article on the Chinese Hospital Satur-
day morning that 81 900 would remain
for the expenses of the first year. This
SHOULD have been $4,000, as can cas-
lily be seen by reference to the figures
just preceding it in the article.
At 100 p. m. yesterday Chinaman
reported that a countryman who had
come up from Waialua a short time
ago, was dead in a house back of the
Smith Street School. Officers investi-
gated and found the mans statement
true. The body of the deceased was
taken in charge by friends.
One of the prominent veterinary sur
gems of the city states that if it is
the truth that a fiuke was found in
certain boys ear. as reported in one
OF the afternoon papers, it must
have been a case of a bug dropping
in his ear. He says that it is not the
habit of fiukes TO leave their natural
habitation, the liver
a children's party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs F. y. Schaefer /
Saturday afternoon. Tables out on the
lawn and front veTanda of the house
prettily arranged and decorated. and
80 children enjoying themselves in the
open air, made a very pretty picture.
The game OF fish pond was the main
attraction of the afternoon.
There was some lively bidding at
Mcrgan's stock and land sale Satur-
day Fred Harrison bought the Kalihi
lot for S516. Twenty-Five shares of