The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-31
LOCAL BREvITIES.


An immense stock of new goods will
arrive on the Australia for \. S. Sachs.
The Misses Young will give a dance
at their home, Waikiki, Friday night
Complaint is made of the frightfully
muddy condition OF the Nuuanu Valley
road
A Myrtle hop will be given by the
club at the boat house on Friday ev-
ening.
The music at Central Union church
at both Sunday services was especially
pleasing.
At Emma Square this evening the
usual concert Will be given by the
Government band.
This week, fine white organdy at
81 a piece, Victoria lawn for so cents
a piece, at Sachs
The ever-welcome S. S. Australia
will arrive from the Coast tomorrow
with mail and passengers
This is the last day for making tax
returns for the current year and re-
serving the right of appeal
1t is the intention of the American
League members TO have an election
OF officers tomorrow evening.
Deputy Sheriff Scott of Maui came
down on the Claudine. Sunday. He is
here on short business trip.
This is the last week of practice for
the crack military shots to take part
in the Marlin Trophy contest.
The Waverley Club will elect per-
manent officers at meeting in the
new hall on Wednesday evening.
Miss Widemann will give dance
for two lady friends from the States
at her home, Punahou, Tuesday night,
BY the Mauna Loa this week, Sam'r
Parker and family will leave for Wal
mea, Hawaii, to remain for some time.
Annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Company today at 10 a. M,
at the office of VIM. c. Irwin & Co.,
Ltd.
The Kakaako butts will be closed
on Tuesday, February LIST. in order
that necessary repairs may be under
taken.
Frank Davey, the photographer, has
been over the new Pail road and says
it is the best mountain road he ever
travelled.
Campbelrs dust layer was placed on
the floors of the Gazette Company
offices and several other buildings on
Saturday.
The premises now occupied by Mrs.
Eldredge on Nuuanu Avenue, are adj
vertised for rent, furnished. Apply
on the premises.
Tickets are being sold for the Ha-
waiian Glee Clubs vaudeville show to
be given at the opera house Saturday
evening, February II.
Miss Kanoho sang aboard the Bal
timore during services, Sunday morn
ing. Her accompaniment was kindly
played by Professor Berger.
It took several hours for the sos
Japanese to leave quarantine Saturday
after stay there of four days. This
company of laborers had been IA days
at sea.
Among the arrivals from Maui
ports on the Claudine, Sunday were
the following: C. Bolte, w. H. Corn
well, Miss Judd, w. J. Coelho and E.
Bailey.
Kaulike Bargain Counters, No. Is
Hotel street near Fort. Positively last
week of sale Will close Saturday,
January 10Th, on account of removal
to other Island.
There was a large attendance at
Harmony hall last evening for Miss
Walsh's last public lecture. The sub
ject was "Reincarnation and the Law
of Comparison"
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports on the w. G. Hall, Sunday were
the following: w. H. Rice, J. S. Nc
Miss Mabel Hart.
The amateur orchestra will have a
special rehearsal at a quarter past
five o'clock this afternoon in the Y. NJ.
c. A hall at which every member
should be present.
c. E. Haynes, the contractor who
had charge of the building of Alexan-
der & Baldwin's warehouse at Kahu
lui. has finished the work. He came
to Honolulu on the Claudine, Sunday.
At the residence of Mr.. P. High,
Punchbowl near King street, the en-
tire household furniture, family car
riage horse, ETC., will be sold at pub
lie auction this morning at 10 o'clock.
Chief Engineer Rowell Of Kahuku
plantation had a toe smashed last
week. A Japanese laborer let some
weights fall and, unfortunately, Mr..
Rowells foot happened to be in the
way.
Purifine is a cheap and powerful dis
infectant now used principally in all
the hospitals and public buildings in
America The Hollister Drug Com |
pany are the sole agents for these |
Islands.
One of the neatest, prettiest and |
most useful holiday souvenirs comes a I
little late, but is none the less well |
come 1t is dainty memorandum |
book and is from the jewelry house |
of H. F. Wichman.
Henry E. Cooper, Acting President |