The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-22
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The entire household furniture of
5-roomed house is offered for sale.
Miss Gandall will return to her home
in Lihue, Kauai, on the w. G. Hall
today.
Minister of Interior King advertises
sale of lease OF Government lot No.
Il, Esplanade.
Mr. and Mrs A. Dreier returned
to their home on Kauai on the Mika-
hala yesterday.
Friends and guests and members of
Co. a, n. G. H., will dance at the Drill
Shed this evening.
1t is likely that the public schools
will have half a holiday on this glori-
Gus 22d of February.
This is the evening of the party on
board the U. s. F. Baltimore. 1t will be
quite a society affair.
A new 2-story building on Kapio-
lani street, opposite Thomas Square
is advertised for lease.
Clerk of the Senate Manson publish
es a notice in re bills against the pres
ent session of the Senate.
There is a rumor that the Cocoanut
Club will celebrate the anniversary Of
General Washington's birthday.
A temperance league for the child
rem of the Japanese Sunday school
was organized on Sunday morning.
In couple of days now the telephone
fire inquest jury will meet again, look
over the evidence and render verdict.
Dr. Geo. ]. Augur. homeopathic prac
titioner and surgeon, is located on
Richards street, near the Hawaiian
hotel.
There was very heavy rain in the
Waianae district on Sunday night. The
swollen streams indicated a cloud
burst.
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, are advised that
sugar is held at AZ, with 3-16 asked
and the market strong. Beets, I'M
changed.
The heavy rain forced postponement
of the concert to have been given by
the Government band at Emma Square
last evening.
The Hawaiian glee club novelty show
will be given at the opera house on
Thursday evening with a whole lot OF
new features.
The Warrimoo brought advices TO
this Government from the Hawaiian
Legation in Washington under date
of January 81.
The report that there is to be
change in the management of the First
Regiment baseball team is probably
"only rumor."
Four young boys were arrested last
night charged with stealing lumber
from the circus lot corner Alakea and
Beretania streets.
At 10 a. M. today at his salesrooms,
Jas F. Morgan will hold an assignee's
sale of office fixtures of the H. S.
Tregloan & Son estate.
Mr.. J. Hubert Vos, the renowned
artist, is just now building studio
at Holani Pa. He will begin work as
soon as this is finished.
Another entertainment will be given
at the Catholic Cathedral hall this
evening by the boys who have pre-
pared some light sketches.
Weekly rehearsals will be held right
along by the amateur orchestra. The
force will be marshalled at the Y. M. G.
A. every Thursday evening.
This being the anniversary of the
birth of George Washington, first Pre-
sident of the United States. All Gov
eminent offices will be closed.
Secretary Atwater issues a call for
the annual meeting of the American
Relief Fund Society at the Safe De-
post rooms tomorrow at 10 a. m.
There will be a salute of II guns at
noon today from the n. G. H. parade
ground in honor of the American holi-
day All the flags will be displayed.
Clarence M. Cooke, the shortstop, has
been made captain of Punahou's ball
team Edward Perry is making fine
showing as a candidate for the pitcher S
box.
At the residence of P. d. Hughes,
307 King street, near No. 1 engine
house, Jas F. Morgan will sell the
entire household furniture on Thurs
day. at 10 a. m.
T. w. Matthews, we'll known here,
will leave for San Francisco on the
S. Y. Castle today. He goes to take
possession of a large fortune left him
by his father who died quite recently.
The Wall, Nichols Company has just
received a consignment of the cele-
brated Kingsbury pianos direct from
the makers. The new style Colonial
is included in the lot. Call and in
spect them at the earliest opportunity.
Harry Evans and others succeeded
in capturing at Niu and Diamond
Head yesterday four sailors, deserters
from various ships that have already
left port. They will be kept at the
police station until they can be placed
on other vessels leaving this port.
Mrs. Richard Burns died at her late
home in this city Sunday morning at
o'clock. Her husband arrived from
Makaweli on the w G. Hall, Sunday
and returned to that place with his
children on the Mikahala yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Burns is IL the employ
of Manager Morrison of Makaweli.
DR.. French, wife and child left for
Waimea, Kauai, On the Mikahala yes
terday afternoon. Dr. Campbell, To-
Gated ar that DIape is bnut IN return