The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

David Dayton has a cottage on Ro-
bello lane TO let.
House furniture for rich and poor at
Ordway & Porter's.
II. p. Baldwin was a passenger for
Kappa last evening by the James Ma
kee.
The Pearl City Fruit Company, Linn
tied. have an election of officers notice
in this issue.
Mrs. VI. Hanna, fashionable milliner
OF Fort street, has on hand all of the.
Butterick publications.
Lieutenant Chamberlain has accept
ed Patrolman ConIey's challenge 10
shoot 5O-round match.
a large, airy room, suitable for two,
is for rent. with board. See notice N
another column of this paper.
Kolei was arrested yesterday morn
ing for deserving contract service IN
the Wilder STEAMSHIP Company.
Portuguese Charge d'Affaires a. de
Scusa Canavarro paid a visit to II. IL.
NJ. S. Icarus yesterday forenoon.
VI. V. Holmes of Honokaa arrived
by the Noeau yesterday morning, and
is registered at the Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. C.. B. Makee arrived by the
steamer James Makee yesterday morn
ing, on visit to friends in the city.
For the week ending Sunday, jan
uary 31st, 37,S48 fish were received at
the market This is a great falling off.
There will be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge, No. S22, A. F. & A. NJ,
at 7:3O this evening. Work in first de-
gree.
]. NJ. Webb of the Golden Rule Ba-
Ear will have full line of valentines,
received by the Australia, on display N
a few days.
If you are thinking of setting up
housekeeping, remember that Jonn
Mott has a fine line of ranges and
stoves on hand.
The British Commissioner, Capt. A.
G.. S. Halves, will entertain some 200
guests at a ball this evening at his
home in Kapalama.
Bruce Cartwright has money to loan
in sums of 81 900 and upwards on ap-
proved real estate security at reason
able rates of interest.
The police court takes in on an aver
age Of 500 month, enough to pay for
the Judge, Marshal, Deputy Marshal
and Clerk of the Court.
A very large number of tickets have
been sold for the High School concert,
to take place Saturday evening, but
there are a few left yet.
Quite number of the principal bus
mess houses of the city were closed
ffrx-r o,,N IS for
the death of John II. Patty.
DR.. c. w. Moore, corner of Bere-
tania and Fort streets, is now fully set
tied in his new quarters, and will
hereafter give free treatment to the
poor from to p. M
Mrs. r. c. Spalding returned to her
home in Kauai on the steamer James
Makee yesterday afternoon. She will
no: return to Honolulu again until her
son, Otis, goes to the States to finish
course in medicine.
The Hawaiian Band will give a COM
plimentary concert to the guests of the
Hawaiian Hotel and the public in
general on the hotel grounds at 7:3O
o'clock this evening. ---e program
may be found elsewhere.
There was no meeting of either the
Commissioners of Education or the
Board of Health yesterday, out of re-
spect for the death of the late John II.
Patty. The meetings have been set for
this afternoon at the usual hour.
This is the evening when the Myrtle
boys will meet in their club house for
the celebration of their 14th anniver-
sary. Invitations, headed with a red
flag, and typewriter in red ink were
handed the different members yestcr-
day.
A fine specimen of cotton, raised by |
John Tracy, at his home on Pensa- |
cola street, was brought to this Office |
yesterday. He has only one tree, but |
the growth is of the finest, showing |
what is possible with the soil in tie |
locality in which he lives.
There were numerous calls for bicy-
cles by Cinnamon at the Hawaiian Cy-
cIery on Monday. Although but few Of |
the Mongolians in the city ride, still i
these few must have loaned their oi-
cycles extensively to have so many nm
derstand the riding of them.
Now Sing Wal Company have a no
tice in this issue stating that they hav-
ing received full payment of a debt, Sc
cured by mortgage, made the 23d day /
of December, 1895, by Sun Now Sing /
Company of Lihue, Kauai, to them,
the said mortgage is now Cancelled.
1t is understood that the literary
circle of the Kilohana Art League will
present two farces before the members
of that organization on the evening Of
February 25th, the choices being The
Bicyclers." and "A Proposal Under
Difficulties both by John Kendrick
Bangs.
a telephone has been put in at the
Fish Market, TO be paid for by the na
tive hui of fish vendors. This will |
prove a great convenience TO the COM
munity when a special kind of fish is
wanted and information regarding !
what is to be found at the market is |