The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

This is foreign jury day in the Cir
cult Court.
Asada & Co. has just opened up q
new line of jewelry
Charles Dasher arrived from san
francisco on the Bryant
Mrs. II. Isenberg returned to her
nome on Kauai yesterday
Sheriff COney returned TO Kauai On
the W. @. Hall last evening. -
Sailor hats soc and upwards at Miss
M. r. killean's, Hotel street.
Great bargains in trimmed hats at
Miss NJ. e. Killean's this week.
\ number OF desirable building lots
are offered for sale by Achi & Co.
Two large draft teams. viii sell sin
gle. Call or address w. S Withers.
Inspector General of Schools Town
send mas gone 10 Kauai on an official
trip.
Contractor Kerr is building a beau
tiful residence for Robert Levers at
Waikiki =
Paul Isenberg received five welI-bred
horses from San Francisco on the c.
ID. Bryant
All contracts taken by the Peerless
Preserving Paint Co. will be fully
guaranteed.
Pass book No. 6O6B has been lost.
Finder please return same to Postal
Savings Bank
The glass has been put in the Judd
building. The block gives a finished
appearance now.
Free soda will be served at the Ho-
nolulu Drug Company tomorrow, it be-
ing opening day.
There will be a special meeting OF
the members Of the Myrtle Boat Club
this evening at 7:30
Any repair shop i'm town will tell you
that they do less repairing on Tribunes
than all other wheels.
The Hawaiian Fruit and Packing CO.
has changed its name to the ApOkaa
Sugar Company, Limited. e
John Dow has left Wailuku planta-
ton and is now head luna at Kehie,
Maui, under w. F. PogJe.
Absolutely gentle, city broken, ladies'
horse, six years old, sound, fine animal.
Address Stylish, this office.
J. f. Morgan will hold AN auction
sale of bedroom sets, clothing, etc, at
his salesrOom today at 10 o'clock.
j. F. Morgan offers for sale the resi-
dence of w. G.. Singlehurst, on Kinau
street, between Pensacola and PiikOi
streets.
Hack No. SO collided with a Punahou
street car at the corner of Emma and
Beretania streets about SIS yesterday
afternoon.
A ladies' gold ring bangle, with in
itials j. S. R.-R. b. r. in black. Finder
kindly return same to NJ. McInerny,
Fort street.
If you want an inferior cigar dOn&
go to Hollster & S. They keep
nothing but pure American, Havana
and Manila cigars.
The Home Bakery Restaurant, on
Fort street, will be closed for altera-
tion until further notice. The bakery
Will be open as usual.
The Honolulu Drug Co. will be open
for business Thursday, and respectfully
solicit a share of your patronage. Free
soda for all on that day.
C. G.. Ballentyne is expected to re-
turn from the States on any steamer
now. He will probably come on the
Aorangi, due February II.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Union Feed Co., Ltd, will be held at
the Company's Office on Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Henry Vida is now in charge at
Long Branch baths, Waikiki. Vida
was one OF those who advanced money
10 Stanmore for interest in the place.
H a. Allen, of Fraser 6 Chalmers,
and Lieut.. Eberle, of the Oregon, were
classmates at Annapolis. They had a
pleasant meeting in Honolulu yestar-
day.
Mrs. Waller and Miss Costigan,
prominent Oakland society people. are
staying at the Hawaiian hotel. They
will not return home until some time
in March,
The hand made blind-stitched haL--
ness is durable neat and easily kept
clean Call and see the work at the
California Harness Shop, Lincoln
block. King street.
Schnack & Dortch have added to
their advertised list another beautiful
lot at Kalihi and a small house and lot
within ten minutes walk from post Of
fee, both at a bargain
The Woman's Board of Missions
meeting which was TO have taken place
Yesterday, was postponed until next
Tuesday morning, because Of the in
clemency of the weather.
There will be meeting OF the stock
holders of the Palama Cooperative
,froce..y Co. at the office of T. B. Muir
raw on King street on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 14th, at 40 o'clock.
The Volcano 5, ables Company was
given the contract to build one section
on the Kaupakuea road, near Hiio
The price is S6,749. Francisco Martins
bid on the work was $3.50.
Among the treasures aboard the Ore
g..n is the mammoth silver punchbOW
service presented to that ship by the
Oregonians in 1897 Capt. Barker Tas
her commander at the time.
Weather permitting the Union Elk,
press Company's launch will makI
hourly trips to view the battteship Ore,
gon, beginning at 9 a. m; last trip a