The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-17
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Orpheum tonight

Il
era The POGO eNCels all others.
Cosy and comfortable quarters for
boarders at the King street stables.
IL You want the latest rigs. day ar
night, ring up 1888, King Street stables.
Same source-gGod ripe American
barley. &. u. c. and the best Scotch
WHISTLES.
The transports Pennsylvania and
Olympia are expected 10 sail early this
morning.
Miss Dreyfuss was unable TO appear
At the Orpheum last night through
continued illness.
four-rOomed cottage situated near
town is advertised for rent. Apply AT
Advertiser office.
A stated meeting of Hawaiian Lodge.
No. II. +. & \. NJ, tonight; work in
the second degree.
DIR. Ncwayne has been lying ser
iously III intown for the past two
weeks. He is affected with kidney
trouble.
Leon NJ. Strauss, an attorney from
San Jose. Cal. has been admitted to
practice in all courts of the Hawai-
ian Islands.
Goo Kim. 21O !;uuanu street, near
Hotel. has just opened a new ship
meLt UI Sass IInsuS In all shades, SILK
table covers. etc.
Alex. st. VI. Maskintosh Is about
town again after his accident. The in
jured arm is carried in a sling and is
still very painful.
The fifth assessment on the assessa-
BILE stock of the Kona Sugar Company,
Limited. became delinquent Novem-
Der l. and must be paid a. once.
Draft No. 295. drawn by Kohala SUI
gar Company favor of G. T.. Miller. Oc-
tober 10. has been lost; payment
stopped. Kohala Sugar Company.
The eight cases of lines which ar
rived here by the Alameda from Samoa
last week have been thoroughly fumi-
gated and will be allowed entry into
the country.
Chin Lung has accepted a position
as editor and interpreter of the Chi
nese Times, King street; Lun Yin Is
also installed as business manager. So
Iicitor and collector.
\ large number OF men from the
transports were marched out To Wal
kiki yesterday. After enjoying them
selves in the water Tor an hour or so
they returned tO town.
Consult the big advertisement of
Whitney K Marsh. Limited, on the sec
ond page this morning and see what
this firm is Offering during the clear
ance sale of the Esan stock.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Home Bakery Company,
Limited, on Friday. November IL. at
O'Clock p. m, ut The office of Gear,
Lansing & Co. Important business.
Handsomely furnished rooms. mos
euito-proof, electric lights: fine table
board: everything first-class; ut the
Melrose. opposite Independence Park,
on King street. Cars pass the door.
Yesterday afternoon a roll of music
was dropped on Piikoi street above
Beretania. VIII the finder please re-
turn it as soon rs possible To this Of
flee and be suitably rewarded by the
loser.
A list of the officers who were elect
ed ut 4 special meeting of VIM. G.
Irwin * Co. Ltd, Thursday, Novem-
Der 10. to- fill the vacancies during the
unexpired term, Is published in this
issue.
Enquiries at the Tax Bureau reveal
that collections this year show a far
greater percentage than heretofore.
Lists are not yet completed but so far
they show = very gratifying state OF
affairs
Mr.. Giles Henry Gere of the Public
Works Bureau WIS married Novem-
Der 9th last ut Lincoln, Neb., to Miss
Dena Loomis. Mr.. Gere and his bride
will be at home in Honolulu after De-
cember 18th.
Gus. Sehuman. Fort street. has just
received, ex Mauna Ala. n fine lot of
carriage, buggy and dray horses.
These are in first-class condition and
can be seen ut the .paddOcks, corner
Queen and Alakea streets.
Yesterday morning a game of base
ball was played at Makik! grounds be-
tween teams composed of members OF
the seth Infantry and casuals on board
the Pennsylvania and was won by the
former with n score OF 10 TO nil.
The Detogni Marcello murder case
n still before Judge Perry in the Cir
cult Court. At 5 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon the counsel for defense closed
his case and the argument was still
unfinished when court rose. Today
will probably see the trial to close.
The women's Guild Of st. Clements
have decided upon holding their Christ
mas fair In the residence lately occu-
pied by Mrs. Gulick, on King street,
Saturday. December 2. \ large number
OF handsome articles have been con-
tributed. specially suitable for Christ
mas presents.
One of the workmen on the sewer
contract had his arm broken yesterday
morning. He was holding one of the
long crowbars, used for drilling. when
he was struck on the arm by Il heavy
hammer in the hands of another work
man. DR.. Howard set the arm at the
Government dispensary.
DIR. Sauton, the noted Paris physician
and expert on the treatment OF iep-
rosy, returned by the Lehua from NO
lokai accompanied by Executive Ofhcer
Reynolds and DR.. Hoffman. DR.. Sauton|