The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

tions. See notice in another column.
The postponed meeting of the Board
of Health will be held at p. N. today.
Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
20 cents month. delivered by carrier.
On Saturday at a. m. the Hawaii
an Band will play on the Executive
Building grounds.
Lieutenant Needham arrested All
Ping for having opium in possession
yesterday morning.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. dis
course on myths and realities in their
ad. of today. Read it.
Miss ]. Lawson, Capt. B. F. Chapman
and niece and C. A. Peacock will sail
per ZeaIandia for the Colonies.
L. 3. Keer advertiser "a single yard
al wholesale prices" up to the week
ending January 23d. Read his ad.
This is the last day of grace for peo-
pie who have not paid their water
rates. The office is in the same old
place.
This is ladies' day on the courts of
the Beretania Tennis Club. Lady
friends of the members are cordially
invited to attend and take part in the
games.
Charles Ramsey has prepared de-
sign for an II. a. a. G. flag for use on
Saturday. II is white, with a red Dor
der, and carries the clubs emblem in
the center.
For the week ending Sunday. jan
uary 10th, there were over $1,000 fish
received at the fish market. This is
the largest number that has been re-
ceived for several weeks.
On Tuesday. January 18th, at II
o'clock noon James r. Morgan will sell
at public auction at his salesrooms
that desirable residence on Beretania
street, adjoining the Tregloan home
stead.
Telegraphic advices report the ar
rival OF the Iolani at New York on the
morning of the 4th inst She turned
up in good shape, and will be dis
patched as soon as Honolulu orders per
the steamer on the 10Th are in.
Advices were received yesterday 20
the effect that Frank Unger, private
secretary to Charles Gillig. is a pas
senger on the Zelandia. Messrs. Gillig
Hart of the Argonaut will arrive by the
COptic.
The two dramas, Stand by the
Flag and Too Late for the Train"
will be rendered by the Hawaiian Glee
Grub on February 22d. Mr.. Bob Scott
has kindly volunteered to take charge
of the boys and to give them all the
help possible.
BY order of Emil Klemme. w. S.
Luce will sell today at 10 o'clock a. m, |
az public auction at the residence, cor |
ner of Nuuanu avenue and Vineyard |
street, the entire household furniture
as named in the advertisement in an
other column of this paper.
a meeting of Christian Workers will |
be held this afternoon FRIDAY. the |
I9Cn inst) at o'clock, at the Y. NJ. |
C.. \. hall This is a union undenom- |
national gathering, and all interested |
in the advance of Christian work in |
this community will be most cordially |
welcomed.
Harry CorsOn Clarke writes TO the
Advertiser that the Frawley Company |
opened their road season in San Jose
on the 7th. The company will travel
East as far as Colorado Springs. and |
the season will close February goth, |
after which he will return to San |
Francisco.
z. AIdrich assistant inspector of
weights and measures under Marshal /
Brown. skipped" by the Peru last
night. He goes to Yokohama. When |
asked by Harbor Police Captain Harry |
Evans if he should stop the man, Mar
Lat Ia -
good radiance"
BY order of the treasurer of the Eva /
Plantation Company, James F. Nor !
gan will sell at public auction at his
saIesroOms. on Thursday, January 21st, /
at II O'Clock noon the fractional shares
Of the new issue of said company, |
amounting TO Il paid-up shares of par /
value of 800 each.
owen Holt says Captain Kanae is |
trying to make sport of him. He did
not lose a horse by its being gored by
a steer. nor did he lasso kiawe /
stump in lieu OF a sheep. He says he |
never had a horse gored. When The !
interesting sheep event took place
Owen was down country"
The force of men at work setting up |
the new telephone poles on Merchant
street had little setback on Wednes- |
day. pole was being hauled up into
position in front of Twins warehouse
when one of the ropes broke, and t
fell over against the telephone wires, /
breaking a dozen or more
There will be a grand luau at Mo
anaIua Saturday afternoon and even /
ing. when r. w. Wilcox will celebrate /
the birthday of his son. Garibaldi. The
Hawaiian National Band will be pres
eut TO enIiven the occasion with sweet
music. a large number of friends have
been invited to attend the feast
The library at the Sailors Home has
been reftted. and now, thanks TO the
kindness of the Honolulu Library As
ISOLATION. W. W. Hall and others, the
hook shelves are beginning to fill rap /
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