The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.


ing.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge,
No. II, tonight for work in the third
degree.
B. de Lomba will not be responsible
for debts contracted by his wife from
this date.
A fine lady singer, Mrs. Paxtos of
San Francisco, is expected in Honolulu
very soon.
Stylish scarfs and golf shirts at The
Kash. Agents for DR.. DeimePs linen
mesh underwear.
Special reduction in toques, turbans,
bonnets, and all trimmed hats this
week at n. S. Sachs.
Snow cottage is for sale, to be re-
moved from the lot. Apply to T. K.
James on the premises.
There was to have been a meeting
of the Y. II. l. last night, but it was
decided to postpone it until later day.
The Chamber of Commerce will meet
today at 10 o'clock to hear report of
Committee on Harbor Improvement.
A number of the garrison Regiment
boys were guests last night at the we'd
ding of Ellison, one of their number.
The German Bakery, S33 Fort street,
telephone 677, gives some good reasons
why it is cheaper to buy than to
bake
At l o'clock Wednesday morning,
bouncing baby boy was born to the
wife of Chas. Lambert of the Bicycle
Patrol.
j. T. Lund, opposite the Club
Stables, does all kinds of repair work
to bicycles, guns, locks, etc. Bicycles
for rent.
Annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company at the office of
G. Brewer & Co., Ltd, on Thursday
January 27, at 10 a. m.
The Equitable Insurance Company
for which Mr.. Bruce Cartwright is
agent here, is distributing about town
a handsome art calendar.
Coelho's native musical and comedy
combination has had several rehears-
ais for the entertainment to be given
at the opera house tomorrow night.
Capt. Wray Taylor's Company 4, c.
G. H., will meet at the District Court
room, police station on Monday night
arms.
Cecil Brown is to be president on
the Sisal Company which Mr.. Turner
has organized. w. G. Weldon will be
secretary and treasurer and w. G.
Ashley auditor.
Mrs. Miller, wife of the American ]
Admiral now at this station, dined in
the ward room of the U. S. F. S. Bal
timOre last evening as the guest of
Lieutenant Andrews.
Terrilrs physician said yesterday
that unless there was a setback or re-
lapse the fast visiting wheelman would
be able to start in the races at Cyclic
mere tomorrow night.
The Al steamship Riojun Maru of
the Trans-Pacif1c Japan Imperial Mail
Line will leave here tomorrow for
Seattle, Wash. For freight or passage
apply to W. g. Irwin & Co., Ltd,
agents.
1t was not mentioned yesterday that
Roach, the barber, was a witness in
the moot court breach of promise
case. His testimony was important,
but on vote of the jury was stricken
from the record.
Jeweler Biart is completing the med
ais to be awarded to the winners in
the swimming events next Saturday
afternoon During the races there will
be accommodations at the boat houses
for lady spectators.
The regular meeting of Company D
will be held in the drill shed at the
usual hour this evening. Important
matters of business will be discussed
and every member of the company is
ordered to be present.
The driveways and streets about the
Hawaiian hotel concert were crowded
last night and everybody seemed well
pleased with the music of the band.
Miss leila Leighton favored the au-
dience with two selections which re-
ceived hearty applause.
Wat Cling who keeps a big soup
house on Maunakea street, swore out
a warrant for the arrest of Young YOp
Yesterday afternoon on the charge of
assault and battery. Youny YOp set
his dog on the complainant to the lat
ter's great sorrow and pain.
Geo. Sharick, the whirlwind Wheel
man who went to the Coast with Tom
King and Trilby Fowler proceeded at
once from San Francisco to Seattle
and will go East in the Spring. Trilby
was soon among his boon companions
at his old haunts in the City"
Kaulike Bargain Counters, No. Is
Hotel ST., near Fort st. Positively
great reduction on all sales for next
two weeks, commencing Saturday, Jan.
Is. The present stock must go. a
splendid lot of goods, which arrived
too late for the Holiday trade, to- be
sold below cost.
Thos. Cook, the surveyor, goes up to-
day by the Mauna Loa to point out
the lots on the Monsarrat tract in
Kona to intending purchasers. Any
of those parties who are going up to
look at the lands can meet Mr.. Cook
at the office of ]. NJ MOnsarrat prior
to departure.
Mrs E. F. Bishop gave a luncheon
I'll,