The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.
This is election day.

hS NiiulSLST OF FINANCE mas notice
IN This issue to tax payers.
There will be base ball at the Makiki
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Orpheum company will present
some new specialties tonight.
Promoter A. V. Gear and F. H. Hay
selden left for Lanai yesterday.
George Robertson will be passenger
on the Mauna Loa for Kau today.
Morgans big sale of city real estate
is on the list of tomorrow's events.
The cricketers will get together again
at the recreation grounds tomorrow.
A good many of the Engineers prac-
tice rifle shooting at Kakaako and Iwi- |
lei.
Senator T. F. Lansing was a pas |
senger to Lahaina on the Kilohana yes |
terday.
Miss Mist will leave on the Mika- |
hala this evening for visit to friends |
on Kauai.
It's light, easy-running, durable and
handsome The Tribune bicycle never
disappoints.
George Wilson has been appointed
port superintendent for Henry Water
house & Co.
DIR. G.. A. Peterson, inspector of plan
tation laborers and quarters, Will go to
Waialua today.
Ladies shoe boxes in fancy corduroy
at Coyne-Mehrten Furniture Co, Ltd,
Masonic Temple
One 1Sx42 inch horizontal, slide-valve
second hand engine for sale. Apply to
Cation, Neill & Co.
At noon today at his salesroom, Jas.
f. Morgan will sell fine collection of
palms and ferns at auction.
A newly admitted attorney had a
hard wrestIe in the Circuit Court yes
terday with native names.
Board and lodging wanted in a pri-
yate family for two ladies. Good loca-
ton. Address P. o. box 1853.
protest has been filed to the con-
firmation of the sale to Harry Evans
of the S. S. City Of Columbia.
Maj Wood, u. S. A, chief army med
ical officer here, is soon to go on the
retired list on account of age.
A number of the wheelmen are just
aching for a race meet and want the
H A. A c. to give a field day at the
park.
Mons. Polio, the new Consul for
France, accredited from Washington,
was caller at the Executive Building
yesterday.
The Republican club will have a
ratification rally and a business meet
ing tonight in the headquarters at
Progress hall
Tomorrow, at IL a. M, at the Office
of Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, Oc-
ours the annual meeting of the German
Benevolent Society.
One lumber firm of the town is dis
charging four ships and has another in
the stream, but hardly any seasoned
lumber in the yards.
Reports from Molokai are to the eff
feet that the new plan of growing taro
for settlement use by settlement EN-
ployes is bound to succeed.
Miss Greenwich, of Kona, who ha:
been visiting Miss Won Holt for thu
past month, returns to her home b!
the Mauna Loa this morning.
Jimmy Hewson announces that h
intends to retire soon from the Beael
Hotel, with the management of whicl
he has been having so much trouble.
This office has been deluged witt
palm impressions. All will be attend
ed to in order. The first answers or IN
corporations will be given tomorrow
morning.
Marshal Brown Deputy AttOrne
General Dole and Deputy Atkinson ar
all working in the prosecution of Aid
rich on the charge of counterfeiting b
photography.
IL you want to see how much you ca
get for your money look into Dimon
C Co.'s big window. A complete dinin
room and kitchen outfit, includin
stove and refrigerator, for $50.
The different chairmen of inspector
of today's election are requested
make their returns as soon after
O'Clock as possible at the office OF tt
Electoral Registrar, Judiciary buildin
Word is received from Hawaii by ID
Monsarrat that the horn fly has MAD
it's appearance there and that the stoS
owners are quite alarmed. The pc
was probably carried from Honolulu
island steamers.
Work has been started on the Iese
yoir for the Kaimuki water works al
the foundations for the pumping pla
are to be laid at once. A number
houses are being built on the tract al
lots are still in steady demand.
The regular weekly meeting of t
Christian Workers will be held tt
(Friday) afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock,
the Y. M. G. A. hall. The meeting w
be led by Mr.. w. ]. Smith. A cord
invitation is extended to all 10
present.
The elegant garden lanai adjoini
the New England Bakery, on Ho
street, will be opened to the public Il
Saturday, February %. The Honolr
Ouintette Club will furnish instr
mental and native vocal music. Pair
flowers and brilliant electric lights "
add to the pleasure of the occasi'
Everybody cordially invited.
There was good house last night
the Orpheum to witness the bill
specialties, which wound up with
Iaughable sketch "a Brewers Luc