The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The wheel with many mechanical i'm.
proVements-The Tribune.
The Scottish Thistle Climb will have
d burns Day on the 18th inst.
A We'll furnished room in the vicinity
VI IhomaS Square for rent. See last
page.
THE PEERLESS PRESERVING
AIM is guaranteed TO last THREE
YEARS
AS it was a final day, the water
works Office had heavy receipts on
Monday.
Nearly all the pipe for the new water
system at the Molokai settlement has
been shipped.
There was a try yesterday for crick-
ct, out not enough players could reach
the Wickets.
A. w. Clarke, engineer in the road
department, has gone to Maui for a
visit with old friends
Tickets for the concert Friday even
ing will be for sale at the Hebron Drug
Go. Admission one dollar.
Several hundred japanese Iaborers
for various plantations were released
from quarantine yesterday.
H. May & Co. has just received ex
Australia a fresh line of apples,
oranges, celery, oysters, etc.
1t is believed that the Kinau will re-
turn back here from Hawaii on Satur-
day night next, instead of Sunday.
Rev. H. Kihara, an intelligent and
energetic church worker, has gone to
Maui in the interest of Japanese mis-
sions.
Tax assessment schedules must be
turned in during this month. Personal
taxes must be paid before the end of
March.
School Inspector H. s. Townsend is
to have Manoa residence. 1t will be
fitting mate TO the fine mansions OF
the valley.
Capt. Cutler, of the bark Klikitat,
says there seems to be as much inter
est in the klondike as ever in the
Northwest
When your bicycle needs repairing
take it to the City Repair shop, 115
Bethel street, and get first class work
guaranteed.
Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Miss Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mott-Smith will
assist at the Kamehameha concert Fri
day evening.
A general meeting of the Red Cross
Society is called for Saturday next at
Nuuanu street.
A lady's silver watch with monogram
A l.. S., has been lost. Return to San
atorium, 1882 King street, and receive
suitable reward.
Capt. Berger wore last evening for
the first time in public, his new Ger
man war medal. 1t is a heavy, sub
Stantial affair, neatly designed.
The Kawaiahao Y. p. S. G. E. enter
tainment is postponed until Saturday,
January 21st, ON account of the ka- |
mehameha Girls School concert.
Only a few of the business houses
closed for the holiday. The Govern
ment offices were locked for the day
and there were no court sessions.
There was full house at the Chinese
theater (new) last night for the open
ing OF the new combination comedy
company headed by Rosa Berliner.
The Bureau of Education calls for
tenders for making the necessary eX
cavations and building the foundation
walls of the new I<ulaokahua school.
Geo. Andrews, California Fruit Co,
can supply you with fresh apples, or
anges, celery, crabs, oysters, etc, nav
ing just received a new line ex Aus
tralia.
InSFe Is 10 C9 dll IuQuLlS liIto |
the condition of ID Company, N. G.. H.,
which made such a poor attendance
showing at battalion drill few even
ings ago.
The stockholders of the Mutual Tel
ephone Co. will hold their annual meet
ing at their office on Merchant street,
on Wednesday, January 25th, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The semi-annual meeting of the
trustees OF the Queens Hospital will be
held at the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce on Thursday, January 18th,
at 10 O'Clock.
C. B. Gray, on account Of his long i'll
ness, has severed his connection with
the Union Feed company. 1t is the in
tention of Mr.. Gray to embark in bust
ness for himself in the city.
Tenders will be received for the
erection and completion of a three
story brick building over the Hoffman
saloon. For plans and specifications
call on Chas. ]. Ffshel or l.. II. Dee.
The Government band will play at
Thomas Square tonight and will give
for the first time Our Honolulu
Queen a composition in honor of Miss
Anna Rose. The band played at the
Executive building yesterday forenoon.
William Savidge, the enterpriSing
real estate agent on Queen street, has
lust placed on sale a very valuable bus
mess property situated on the east side
of Fort street, just few doors above
the corner of Fort and Beretania
streets.
Two Japanese women under treat
ment recently ran away from the
Queens Hospital when cOnvalescent.
They have been traced by the police.
One went to Hawaii The other died
in a hospital here conducted by Jap
anese doctor.
Mr. Marshall, the newspaper man,
has composed a neat bit of Irish mel
ody and calls it Katie DOnahOe." It
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