The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The Circuit and District Courts viii
open again this morning.
Both transports have a big mail for
the soldier boys at Manila.
The record of the past makes Trib-
ures the bicycle of the future. Il
J. l.. McCombs has taken the man
agement of the Orpheum Cafe.
Mrs. Gums regular dancing class
at Progress hall this evening at s.
The companies of the Twenty-sec
ond will have practice marches today.
The Senator and Ohio are carrying
about 5000 tons of Government stores
to Manila.
Great clearance sale Of millinery /
Hotel street.
One of the chief advantages of the !
Peerless Preserving Paint is its Fire |
Proof Qualities.
The Rio de Janeiro brought 80 bags |
of mail for Honolulu and carries $50 +!
bags on TO Manila.
The Centennial will be the next Of
the transports TO arrive. She is eX-
pected early next week.
The Honolulu Drug Company had its
formal opening yesterday. The serving
Of tree soda was feature.
The Oregon's tenders are slow in ar
irving. 1t is believed they have en-
countered rough weather.
There will be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge. "A. F. & A. NJ, tonight
for work in the second degree.
An experienced man nurse desires a
position Best of references furnished.
Address ]. H., Advertiser office.
1899 TENNIS BALLS and a full line
of SO Tennis Goods have just been re-
ceived by PEARSON & 1OBRON.
d. Robertson, r. Dalziel Mrs. Ka-
lani and three men join the Rio de
Janeiro at this port for Yokohama.
The Philadelphia should put in an
appearance most any day now, she
having left San Diego on January %,
Company d, \. G. H., will have
business meeting tonight, to which
every member is notified to be present.
Lieut. Col John A. Hull, Twenty-sec-
ond Infantry, L. S. A, who is in the
city, is a son of Congressman Hull, of
Iowa.
A lady's purse containing about $25
in bills and paper, was lost on Nuuanu
avenue yesterday. Reward at Gazette
office.
A carpenter desires a job, can fur
nish his own tools. Plantation pre-
ferred Address. NJ. C. j., Advertiser
office
The Seventh Day Adventists will
hold a memorial service on Sunday af-
ternoon for John McKeague. who died
last month
Tickets for the Orpheum theater will
be placed on sale hereafter at the Ho-
nolulu Drug Store instead of the Pa
cific Cycle Company.
Elk S. G. Wilder, another car load Of
the celebrated Quincy cleanable re-
frigerators, direct from the factory, for
w W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.
Convention meeting OF the American
Union Party at. the Chamber OF Com
MERGE hall on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary nth, at 100 o'clock.
p. X. Miller and w. H. Crosson, tour
lists, will leave next week on tour OF
Hawaii and Maui. They are charmed
with the Islands and may locate here.
The rainfall table published yester-
day morning as for January OF this
wear. was really for all of last year. The
data will be given again in proper
form.
Miss Eleanor. Miss Buxton, Mis-.
Larson and Miss Klein are passengers
aboard the Senator. They are hosplta
nurses and are going TO Manila fo1
service.
Rev. and Mrs VIM. Kincaid will en-
terrain the Young Mems, Research Clut
at its meeting on February IL. P. NJ
Pond will read a paper on Vocation
and Avocations.
At the meeting of the stakeholder:
OF w. w Di1nond e Co, Ltd, held
their office February 9th, Miss l.. A
Paris was elected treasurer, vice Geo
II. Paris, resigned.
AT the Christian Endeavor Social il
Central Union church tonight severa
Christian Endeavorers of the Oregon
who were in the Santiago naval hgh
are expected to be present.
Howard E. Wright has been deposet
as sneaker of the House of the Cali
fornia Legislature. He was found t
he q. statesman for revenue. Aldel
Anderson is the new speaker.
Col. Frank Pacheco reports a heav
demand for his popular. dandruH klile
and prickly heat cure. For sale at tn
leading drug stores or at his new shoI
on the Union saloon premises.
1t was stated by one of the officer
on the Ohio yesterday that the Twenty
second regulars would probably q
taken to IloiIo on the transports z
once, after reporting at Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Philips, Of Sa
Francisco are saying at the Havana
hotel. Mrs Phillips was formerly Mr.
Henry f. Martin, and was the detenC
ant in the famous Martin will case.
The officers of the Twenty-secon
Infantry and their wives, as we'll {
she through passengers on the Rio
Janeiro. were delighted with the bar
concert at the Hawaiian hotel la
evening.