The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-15
LOCAL BREvlTIES.


Francisco this morning
Chas. ". Cooke will make a business
trip TO the coast next month.
The running horse Antidote is in
training for the coming season.
Morgan's next real estate sale by
auction will be on the 25th inst.
The Peerless Preserving Paint does
not blister, crack, scale or wrinkle.
The new Waikiki telephone station
is giving very satisfactory service.
E. D. Tenney, of Castle & Cooke, will
leave for the States in a few weeks.
Two large furnished rooms with or
without board at 221 Kinau street, for
rent.
Lewis & Co expect their usual sup
ply Of ice house goods per S. S. Aus
tralia
Frank Davey will complete in his
show window this morning his Sunday
pictures.
After riding Tribune two years,
you will find it as perfect as the day
you bought it. II
l.. d. Timmons has sent up his res
ignation as first lieutenant of Com
pany, n. g. H. =
Russell Colegrove is still bringing
lumber and coal from the wreck of the
Edward O'Brien.
The Valencia is leaving some of that
treasure of 81 500 900 coin here for
payment of troops.
A detail from the Police Department
had their eyes open for the Australia
early this morning.
The s. S. Kinau VIII leave Honolulu
every Tuesday at II o'clock instead OF
3 O'Clock as heretofore.
The transport Portland sailed yes
terday afternoon. The Valencia Will
probably get away Friday.
Dick DAILY, chef and director general
of the Owl Lunch Wagon, expects ia
males by the steamer today.
Mrs. Davis, the wife of Rev. John
Davis, the assessor at Waikane, died
Monday evening at her home
The grand oratorio concert at Kau-
makapili church on the 23rd inst. will
be for the benefit of that church.
lie Munyon's views of the Kaiulani
funeral are selling like hot cakes.
See his advertisement in another col
umn
Good progress is being made on the
book Hawaii Nei, soon to be published
from this office It will be full of good
features.
Kohohi- Hawaiian songs and chorus.
sung with great. success by the Hawaii
an band, can be had at the Hawaiian
News Co.
Ookala is still on the upward course.
The shares are to be cut into fifths,
making the new ones of the par value
of $40 each
Irish patriots Of this city are organ
izing for bit OF a celebration on the
nth. Capt. Paul Smith is a member of
the committee.
There are still at this office, ready
for mailing, copies of the Gazette, with
a full account of the death and funeral
of the late Princess Kaiulani.
J. T. Waterhouse has large, fresh
shipment of fruits, turkeys, geese, oys-
tiers, etc, to arrive on the 5. 5. Aus
tralia Place your orders early.
Mr.. F. Meyers, manager at Walanae
has been appointed a member OF the
road board of Eva and Waianae dis
tricts to succeed Mr.. w. j. Lowrie.
Jack" Wilson, who seems to be the
Vining of HilO, announces that unless
the Kinau arrives on his schedule he
will not permit hacks to meet the liner
Today's Australia will bring to tbs
Metropolitan Meat Company the frs
big shipment Of California Refrigerated
beef. The amount expected is 100 car
cases.
The use of the Vacuum oil is in
creasing in all markets of the world
For sale by the Pacific Hardware Co
It'd. sole agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
William Savidge, 80 Fort street. OF
fers for sale this morning fine, leye
building lot on King street, in de
sirabIe locality Free artesian waite
guaranteed.
The new addition to the Progress
block is about completed. Some of tn
osces are already occupied and IN
lower floor is being rapidly put int
shape for stores.
Col. Bigelow, the Kickapoo medicin
man the owner of the whole business
is making a trip TO Maui. Meantlm
Ben Bruins, the comedian, is having
rest in the capital.
Among the passengers booked fo
Maui and Hawaii ports on the Maun
Loa. sailing next Friday. are H.
Baldwin, l.. A. Thurston, Mr.. Schu:
sler. J. D. Paris. r. c. Searle and Re
Mr.. Gardner.
Goo Kim, dry goods merchant, Q
Nuuanu street, just received a lot I
new goods in the way Of white and bit
grass cloth, silk goods, table cover
etc. These are of the best quality
the lowest price.
Lieut.. Col Jones is to be made Co
onel of the First Regiment, and Ma
Ziegler. Lieutenant Colonel. The ne
Major will be Jos. NJ Camara, Jr., ca
tain of Company c, the best drillt
company in the command.
Jt is announced that a Iheatric