The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-04
LOCAL BREYITIES.


Wailuku Sugar Companv took IN ite
100000 of outstanding bonds vester-
day
Fresh frozen Eastern oysters at the
Beaver lunch rooms III. j. Nolte) to-
day.
The band did not play in Emma
square last night on account of the
rain.
The band will play a moonlight con-
cert at Makee Island on Wednesday
evening.
Quite number of citizens called at
the Assessors office yesterday for tax
schedules
Novelties in jewelry at H. G. Biarts,
4041a Fort street. Repairing promptly
attended to-
Miss Towne, teacher Of china paint
ing, can be communicated with through
telephone 963.
Read what the Manufacturers Shoe
Company has to say in regard to shoes
that are shoes.
An owner was found for the satchel
found Sunday and advertised in this
paper yesterday.
A certificate of Kahuku Plantation
Company stock has been lost Return
to Gazette office.
E. o. Hall & Son, Ltd, advertiser
something useful for dairymen, mills,
ranches, ETC., today. =
There were 20 cases of drunkenness
tried in the Police Court yesterday.
All paid the usual fine.
Two arrests for drunkenness were
= n -IT
record book last night.
1t is likely that an order will issue
for a parade of the First Regiment,
n. G. H.. on January II.
State Senator Helm, the roseman
from Washington, has his stock at A.
F. Cookies Kakaako place.
All of the men who will swim in
the races or play water polo next Sat
urday are in active practice.
1t is expected that the Progress block
will be ready for occupancy late in
February or early in March.
Bob Scott contradicts the rumor
that he is organizir a theatrical COM
pany here for Kiondike tour.
The area of surveyed land on Ha-
waii, especially in the favored coffee
districts, is becoming quite limited.
No trace of the thief or thieves who
entered various business houses during
last week, has yet been discovered.
The Hawaiian Gazette (semi- weekly
will be issued this morning in time for
the local island and foreign mails.
The Union Express Company check
baggage at your home and place small
baggage in staterooms. TelephonerS6;
Letters of denization have been is
sued to Carl l.. Smith, who will prac-
tice law here with A. S. Humphreys
The next big sporting event will be
the field day of January II. The games
may be held on the baseball grounds.
1t is announced that the business
management of the Bulletin has been
placed in the hands of DR.. G. A. Peter
son.
Minister Cooper will be POSTMASTER
at the installation banquet of Pacific
Lodge A. F. and A. NJ. on Wednesday
evening.
Handsome English rugs of all kinds
at B. F. Ehlers & Co.'S. Call and see
the display of wooden blankets, COM
forteTs, etc.
Fresh ice house goods of all kinds
by the Australia today for Geo. An
drews of the California Fruit Market.
Telephone.
VIM. cassie of Kealia, who came to
town on the W. G. Hall, Sunday, re-
turned to the Garden Isle on the Mi
kahala yesterday.
The New Market restaurant, Mer-
chant street, is now under the manage
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright,
the well known caterers.
At this evening prizes will be dis
tributed to scholars of st. Andrews
Sabbath school. Mr.. Baird will give
a lantern slide exhibition.
The native police are arranging for
big luau on the 9Th inst. This is the
anniversary of the trouble in 1895 a
Bertleman's Waikiki place.
Half a dozen cigar dealers sait yes
terday that retail trade since the 1st
had fallen off very materially IN &C
count of good resolutions"
Unless letters to the contrary arrive
on the Australia today, the next events
at Cyclomere track will take. place
on the night of January 22d.
The Pacific Hardware Co., Ito, ere
agents for the Vacuum Oil Co., of No
chester, N l. NEW SlOSh VI SN"hAS
knives, plows, ETC., just to hand
Monday, January 18th, 1898, will be
observed as a national holiday and all
Government offices throughout the he
public will be closed on that day.
A quick harnessing outfit and a team
of fast horses will be included in the
"hurry-up" wagon the police depart
ment is to have in a couple of months.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions will take
place on this Tuesday, the 4th Of Jan
uary. in Central Union Church at 2:3O
o'clock.
At the regular meeting to be he'd
this evening the new officers of Excel
sior Lodge l. o. o. F. will be installed.
All members of the order are invited
to attend.
During the last few minutes of 1897
q frame house near No. l fire station
was set on fire by sparks from roc
kpt The fremen at hand attended to