The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-30
LOCAL BMVITlES.

Sugar "A.
Mai. W. H. Cornwen is here from
Maui.
Hama Plantation. s1s,25 bid; $3.50
asked.
Hawaiian Commercial. s5S.75 bid; $50
asked
Hutchinson Plantation, $34.12H bid;
$3425 asked
S. T. Alexander came on the Kinau
from Hawaii.
The Doric brought $4,000 in gold
coin to Honolulu.
a. Y. Gear came on the Kinau Sat
urday might from HiIO.
The Garonne departs for Seattle at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Charles Beliina was a passenger on
the Kinau from Hawaii.
T. J. Higgins. the big OIaa coffee
planter, IS in Honolulu.
Judge Widemann's condition was
about the same last evening.
No snow on Mauna Kea, nor rain, for
the past three weeks, in Hiio.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Co.
Will positively prevent moisture.
Charles j. F'alk, manager for r. r.
Hind. at Kohala, is city visitor.
George Rodiek, manager for H.
Hackfeld & Co, at Hilo, is in the city.
Manager c.. Hedemann, of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, is back from Kauai
c.. r. Collins, the saddle manufacture
er. is back from a business trip to Hilo.
The Nippon Maru is quite sure to get
in from San Francisco tomorrow even
ing.
John Pond, son of Lieut.. Pond, of the
Iroquois, came on the tugboat as pas
senger.
G. p. Wilder and J. P. Cooke were
passengers on the Claudine from Maui
yesterday.
H p. Baldwin arrived i'm Honolulu
on the w. G.. Hall from business trip
to Kauai.
Pacific Lodge, No S22, will meet to-
night i'm Excelsior hall for work in the
third degree.
DR.. Peterson was among the passen-
gers arriving on the w. q. Hall from
Kauai yesterday.
A contract Japanese fell from a cane
train at Pioneer Mill Saturday even
ing and was killed.
b. +. Ehlers & CO. have few sur
prises in store for the ladies this week
See advt. for particulars
The Government band will give
concert at Emma Square this evening.
There Will be three songs.
The Kickapoos are at Lahaina and
the Maui metropolis is soon to have
the Cineograph combination
James Dodd was at FIilo when the
Kfnau left and intended to go forward
to the Volcano before returning hither.
Thirty Turkish and Persian rugs
will be closed out at any reasonable bid
today at 10 a III. in Progress block,
Fort street.
The household furniture at the res
idence of Postmaster General Dat is to
be sold at public auction on Thursday,
February 2.
A gold chain bracelet with small
paddock attached has been lost. Suit
able reward to the finder. See notice
on last page.
The stock books of the Eva Planta-
tion Company, Ltd, will be closed TO
transfers from Friday, January 9th to
Tuesday. January 31st, 1899, inclusive.
Several shippers arrived at the boat
landing yesterday afternoon and re-
uuested a drink of water They were
surprised to find no water tap located
there.
Mrs William e. Haskell and son re-
turn TO Minneapolis today on the Gar
onne. They have been in Hawaii sew
eral weeks and have had most de
Iightful visit. y
DR.. j. NJ Whitney entertained the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society at
his home in Punahou on Saturday
evening An interesting letter from A.
r. Lyons was read.
The wife and two children of Lieut..
Charles F. Pond, commanding the U.
S. TugbosJ Iroquois, will arrive from
San Francisco within a week or so, TO
take up their residence here.
The Seligmans. financiers and brok-
ers of New York, are interested with
Col. Macfarlane and Perry S. Heath
in the First National Bank of Hawaii,
which is soon to be established here.
Charles Gray is home from Hilo,
much improved in health. Mr.. Gray
has accepted a position as bookkeeper
on the new Honolulu plantation and
will assume his duties within a few
days.
The schooner Alton, thirty-one days
from Seattle, arrived in Hilo on the
22n6. Part of her cargo consist of SOC
boxes of apples and 43S dozen eggs.
Her owner. Mr.. J. Fay, was at Hilo en-
route to Honolulu, when the kinau
sailed.
At a meeting of the Catholic parish
toners yesterday. over which Father
Clement presided, arrangements were
Derfected for the dedication of the
new Catholic church in PunahOu. The
Bishop of PanopOliS will conduct the
dedication ceremonies.
The volcano travel is increasing
many going to the volcano house for
the purpose of improving their health
The sulphur baths are becoming much
talked about. by visitors. on account
of the strength and purity and conse-
ouent beneficial results.
Manager Glaze of the HilO hotel, who
assumed charge under the new owner