The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-23
LOCAL BREVlT!ES.
Sugar, + SIS.

a. " di44HOO ldd thirty through
Passengers.
II. p. Baldwin and wife of Maui are
IN the city.
Hutchinson Plantation, $3.50 bid;
$3.50 asked
Hawaiian Commercial, s5S.25 bid;
s5o.3712 asked
The Doric and Garonne are due to
arrive tomorrow.
The Bishop of PanapOIis returned
yesterday from Maui.
The police court record for Saturday
night was four "drunkS.
They never isappoint-Tribune yi-
cycles. Eakin & Whitman.
Attorney l.. A Thurston is home
from business trip TO Maui.
The Warrimoo brought eleven bags
and the Yorktown nine bags OF mail.
DR.. Reid has sent in his resignation
as government physician at Walalua.
Judge Stanley and Deputy Attorney
General Dole have returned from Hllo.
Twelve Chinese arrested on Saturday
for gambling were fined 81 and costs
each.
F. w. Thrum and Samuel Woods
were passengers on the Kinau from
Hawaii.
The engagement of Miss Tasca Jones
to Norman Halstead has been an
nounced
Senator ]. \. McCandless came in on
the Kinau Saturday night. He has
been on Maui.
Col. w. H. Cornwell is in the city
from Maui. He reports cattle as doing
we'll all over Maui.
The Orpheum theater will reopen on
Thursday with a very laughable play
called Side-Tracked.
Kapamanu, tried Saturday for steal
ing a bicycle, was sentenced to six
months imprisonment.
B. F.. Ehlers & Co. advertise addi-
tional bargains this week. See an
nouncement on page 8.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hind and the
Misses Hind leave tomorrow morning
for their home in Kohala.
Mrs. Hatfield accompanied Capt. Hat
field of the Star of Russia, on the voy-
age from Tacoma to Honolulu.
Rev. II. w. Peck, formerly OF this
city, is in Boston. He writes from
there under date of January D.
The Hflo Herald says that the Cineo-
graph company from Honolulu is doing
big business in Spreckels Hall ~
Rev. w. A. Gardner spoke on The
Reasonable and the Unreasonable at
the Christian church last evening.
The Yorktown will be in port till
day after tomorrow and it is presumed
will carry mail to Guam and Manila
The Epworth League will give a
social this evening at the residence OF
Professor w. II. Hits, Lunalilo street.
Prang's water color paints for school
use. from 10 to 80 cents box at the
Hawaiian News Co.'S, Merchant street.
I. Rubinstela, assignee of the estate
of Aiona, of Hookena, publishes no
tice to creditors and others in this pa
per.
A lady's white feather boa was lost
on the Moanalua road yesterday. Re-
ward if returned to the Advertiser Of
flee.
The PEERLESS PRESERVING
PAINT co. can refer you to buildings
painted 1--WE years ago that are good as
new
At the band concert this evening
there will be two new songs, the words
and music of which are by local poets
and composers.
Deputy Marshal Chilliugworth ar
rested two Chinese che IA gamblers
and two Cinnamon with opium in pos
session yesterday.
There is renewed assurance that
Archbishop Riordan of California will
soon visit Honolulu. He comes purely
on a vacation trip.
Minister Cooper and Inspector Gen
eral of Schools Townsend returned on
the Kinau from an inspection tour of
the schools on Maui.
Henry Yaeger, who is building a por-
ton of the Pail road near Waimanalo,
sends in word that he is making good
progress in the work.
The remains of Henry Wilcox, OF
Kauai, will be inferred at Nuuanu GEM
etery this afternoon. Aside from pray
er. no services will be held.
Rev. z. j. Van Deerling, who is in
the city en- route from Alameda to Hilo
where he has accepted a call, preached
at ST. Andrews Cathedral yesterday
morning.
Jos. Pritchard, of the Kona-Kau Tel
ephone line, has in Honolulu many
warm friends who will sympathize with
him in his bereavement in the death Of
his wife.
A release to the trustees of kauma-
kapih church from the trustees of the
LunalMo estate, has been made of
record, thus formally clearing the
church Of debt.
Rev. T. D. Garvin has returned from
a brief visit to Hawaii DR.. Garvin has
TWO or three calls from the States
under consideration. He Will leave for
theI coast shortly.
Henry Demorest Lloyd leaves today
fo{, New Zealand TO continue his studies
Oh social conditions. He is author of
tpa works Wealth VS.. commonwealth
and Labor Co-Partnership.'
: Henry Fiterre, formerly printer in