The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-04
LOCAL. BREVITlES.

Furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping are wanted.
The new Judd building IS TO be com
pleted by the middle Of February.
There are letters for ID" and XXI
at the business Office Of this paper.
All Chuck, a Chinaman, was arrested
last night and charged with having
opium in possession.
Imported mich COWS and a pure Hol-
stein bull are offered for sale at the
Metropolitan Meat Co.'S.
The Belgic and Australia brought
Hollister & Co. a large shipment OF
Manila and Havana cigars.
The time for the full meeting Of the
Second Congregation of St Andrews
Cathedral could not be fixed yesterday.
Quite a number Of Chinese laborers
who have finished their three years Of
contract service viii leave by the DorIc
Saturday.
There Will be a thimble party this
afternoon at the Fred ]. Lowrey home,
under the auspices Of the ladies Of Cenz.
trail Union.
The Kilohana Art League will ho,d
their annual meeting for the election
of officers at the League rooms tomor-
row at 3 p. NJ.
The expanding business Of the Hoi-
lister Drug Co, Fort street, requires
that a two-story addition be built in
the rear Of the store premises.
Lieut.. Col Fife, who was in charge
OF the Washington troops here lately,
did not allow officers or men Of his
command TO smoke cigarettes.
An office building for the new Steam
Laundry is to be erected on Hotel
street. It will have a brick front.
Fred Harrison has the contract.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Johnson writes to friends
here from Shanghai, China, where she
is stopping while the Colonel is acting
on the staff of Aguinaldo in Manila.
To equip the militia company of Hilo
there will be required an appropriation
by the Council of State. The Cabinet
has the matter under consideration
When buying groceries your health
should have the first consideration. The
Australia brought Voeller q Co. a
fresh line of groceries and pure canned
goods.
Lund, the repairer, found Capt. Bow
erS' bicycle yesterday back OF the old
bell tower fire station. The wheel OF
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth is now
missing.
All members of the choir Of the Sec
ond Congregation Of st. Andrews Ca
thedral are requested TO be present at
rehearsal at the Cathedral at s O'Clock
this evening.
1t is Geo. F. Renton, who has beer
several years at kohaIa and who before
that was with his father at Union Mill
who is to succeed w. J. Lowrie az
manager of EVA.
The regular meeting Of the BOARD
of Supervisors Of the Free Kindergar
ten Association will be held in Queer
Emma Hall on this Friday, November
4th, at $3.50 a. m.
reception will be given at the home
of Minister and Mrs. Cooper on Mon
day evening next in honor of Miss
Anna Rose of Hilo, who was queen o.
the Topeka carnival.
A Chinaman named Sam Johnson
in prison at Wailuku, has petitione(
for pardon. He has served six MONTH
for smuggling opium and now want
the $500 fine RENTED.
L. r. StockweIl, one OF the bes
known of the old school of stock act
.,
as is also Horace McVicker, son of tn
Chicago theatrical man.
Artist Blashki has made a numbe
of paintings of scenes at Mcana'u7
Minister Damon's country place. TIL
artist is quite charmed with the e
tate of the Hawaiian official.
The Gazette, the only eight-pag
semi-weekly issued in the Islands. wi
be out in time for the early mails TIL
morning. Copies In wrappers at news
dealers and publication Office.
The Executive Council has granted
public market right to private partit
at Hilo. with the prOviso that IN
place may be taken over by the Coy
eminent at any time on notice of 81
months.
It was decided by the Cabinet SON
months ago to open Hotel street fro,
Printers Lane to connection Wit
Young street One of the heaviest va
nations was under consideration ye
terday. 1t is likely that the actual wor
will be commenced in few weeks.
The painting Of the exterior Of tt
bungalow is about finished, and tt
building is much improved in appea
ance. The interior will receive II
necessary oyerhauling, as soon as tho'
having the matter in hand have d
cided upon the required improvement
J. \. Morgan, until recently connec
ed with Frank O'ROurke, who won Il
horseShoeing championship of q
world at Central Park. San Fr3ncisc
has reopened the shOeing at Tim Mu
rays Carriage works. He guarante
all work done faithfully and prompt
A vestryman of the Cathedral Co
gregation of St. Andrews is auth0ri
for the statement that Bishop VIII
has no support whatever in his attem
to revoke the charter of the Secol
Congregation of St. Andrews from I
officers or members of his congreg
ton.
One Of the pleasures of a mounta
e. - l.