The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DdSe pail practice VIII begin next /
week.
The Chinese theaters We're both lit
orally packed last evening.
Prices reduced on everything at Miss /
NJ. f. Killeans, Hotel street.
A McBryde was passenger on yes
ffrday's incoming Mauna Loa.
Have you tried the Union Barber |
Shop yet? If not, do so today
L. A. Thurston has gone to Maui to |
attend TO some business matters
Barber Wanted at European barber
shop, Merchant, opp. Judd building.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock and fam
liy have returned from a visit 10 Molo ,
kai.
The Government band will give the
usual matinee concert at Makee island, I
tomorrow.
All the Peerless Preserving Paint
Co. asks is a trial and you viii be con
Vinced Of its merits
Regular quarterly meeting Of the
Union Feed Co, Ltd, at 10 a. m. today
at the company's office.
SO Cleveland quality tells. You can
not make mistake in the purchase OF
the only up-to-date wheel.
a number of the teachers of Ka
waiahao Seminary visited the battle
ship Oregon yesterday afternoon.
Emmett May is to enter the firm of
Gear, Lansing & Co. and IS to have
charge of the insurance department.
This will be balloon day at the
Hawaiian News Company's store. The
shipment was delayed, but is in good
order.
Jas F. Morgan's big sale of city real
estate Will take place on Saturday,
February 25th. See advertisement on
page 8.
Comm ssioner ". F. F'rear, who is in
Washington is of the hope that the
Hawaiian bill will be passed at this
session.
The Rev Charles Anderson Ostend,
OF Kohala Hawaii will preach the
Sunday morning sermon at Central
Union Church.
The recent mail brought no advices
to Inspector j. X. Brown regarding the
disposal of the Chinese Immigrants
now held in quarantine.
James B. Castle and George r. Car
ter returned yesterday from Maui
where they inspected the installing of
the new irrigating pumps.
Brigadier General Egbert, of the
Twenty-second regulars and Lieut..
Col Ruhlen, were callers at the Ex-
eCutive Chamber yesterday.
At the Emma Square concert this af-
ternoon, which begins at 4:30, the Gov
eminent band Will give East Indian"
a new quadrille by Franco.
Andrew Adams, formerly on the Ad-
vertiser staff, now has charge of the
irrigation work on Spreckelsville plan
tation. He has 200 men working under
him.
One hundred collins for the soldiers
buried in Honolulu, are lying on the
old Fshmarket wharf The remains
will be shipped back to the United
States.
Joe Fernandez will install another
chair in his barber shop today. This
is for the convenience of his patrons
in order that they may be promptly at
tended.
Agricultural Commissioner Clark
has just received large quantity of
camphor seed from California. These
will be planted at the Government
nursery.
Charles B. Hall, manager of H
Hackfeld & Company's store at Kailua
Hawaii, is in the city on short bust
ness trip. He will return on Tuesdays
steamer.
Albert Griffith, who was so i'll wher
here with his father on the last voy'
age of the bark Albert, is much i'm
proved at the family home in Sar
Francisco.
The sixth lecture in Rev. VIM NJ
Kincaid's course on Man" will be de
livered at Central Union Church to
morrow evening. The subject Will bt
"A Man in Reform
Some of the First New Workers sa.
at Utica Not Guilty" and that it wa
the common soldiers" at Camp Oti
who failed to settle with Medeiro. {
Decker for trousers.
BY order of the administrator of tn
kahalellai estate, Jas. F. Morgan viii
sell at public auction at noon today a
his salesroOm. parcel of land at Ka
makela, this island.
Upon the return of Chief Justic
Judd from his country home at tn
other side, memorial session of tn
Supreme Court in honor of the lat
Judge Widemann, Will be held.
The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Palama Grocery Co
Ltd, will be held on Saturday evening
February 18th. at 7:30 O'Clock. at tn
office Of 7. B. Murray, King street.
An option has been given to som
local parties on the valuable propert
occupied by John Mott on King stree
This property is owned by the Dimon
estate and the Waterhouse children.
Acting British Commissioner Ker
ny will probably leave Honolulu som
time in April. The Commissioner sta
ed yesterday that his future move
ments have not yet been definitely d.
cided.
There will be a meeting of the stocl
holders of w. w. Dimond < Co, Ltd
at their office Saturday, February 19t
at u O'Clock noon for the purpose
omond;n0 rtic1p e and Article II.