The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-17
LOCAL 1REVlTIsS.


IN kealakekua bay, Hawaii
There will be an important meeting
tonight of Court Hawaii, 1. o. F.
IL you want a tight roof use the
PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT.
See Vest Pocket organs in Berg
strom Music Cos window this week.
This is a legal holiday Government
offices Will be closed and courts will
suspend.
Minister Cooper leaves today for
Maui on business for the Department
of Education
The remains of the late II. II. Will
cox will be brought from Kauai to this
city for interment.
Special meeting of Onomea Sugar Co
today at p. m. at the office Of Messrs.
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Police Court business was light yes
Jerday, as Saturday night and Sunday
had been rather quiet.
Schnack & Dortch, real estate agents,
will sell you a desirable building lot
on the installment plan.
The annual camp fire of the First
Regiment, n. G. H, will be held at
the Drill Shed this evening.
1t will be on Friday evening instead
OF this evening that the Red Men will
have a dance in Waverley hall.
Heine boilers and acetylene gas are
among the modern improvements at
the shops of the Oahu Railway.
The Honolulu Bicycle Co is ex-
pecting the 1899 model Cleveland BIZ
cycles to arrive on the Australia
Miss Mary Alexander, the popular
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leave for an extended tour abroad
a hui for Guam is the latest scheme
of number of town people who al
ways want TO be doing something.
There was the usual big crowd for
the Monday evening concert of the
Government band at Emma Square.
The Waialeale road jury case has de-
cided that the frontageS On the thor
oughfare shall remain as they are.
G. a. Brown is again here, there and
everywhere i'm Honolulu, having re-
turned from the States by the China.
Another large consignment of nice
laying hens will arrive by the Martha
Davis for the California Feed Co., Ltd,
p. C. Jones is warmly welcomed
back to Honolulu. He will remain here
but a few weeks attending TO bust
ness.
About the busiest place in town these
evenings is the night school on Fort
street. The classes are growing all the
time.
For a cool, refreshing drink try
Pabst beer For sale at w. G. Pea
cock & Co.'S, Merchant street. Tele-
phone 4.
a fair and luau will be held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the Rev. Ke
kis church, King street, opposite j. b.
Atherton'S.
After this evening, when the band
us to play at the Drill Shed, Capt. Ber-
ger will inaugurate an extensive series
of moonlight concerts.
Gus Schuman yesterday added a lamp
to the list of prizes for the citizens
match today and Herr Nolte volun-
teered 100 good cigars.
The members of the City of Columbia
crew fortunate enough to get back to
Seattle are furnishing the papers there
with some rather stiff stories.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Relief Association is scheduled for 10
this forenoon at the residence OF Mrs.
S c. Allen, in Alakea street.
In all of his interviews in the States
Col Barber, of the First New York,
speaks in the highest terms Of the
hospitality of Honolulu people.
At noon today on the premises, Nos.
612 and Clio Fort, above Beretania
street Jas. f. Morgan will sell at pub
lie auction several wooden buildings.
4 lot of merrymakers were out last
might with a mechanical piano in
wagon. The boys were in costume and
oSf FUN /
ing.
The tournament of the Hawaiian
Rifle Association begins at the Ka-
kaako butts at this morning. Capt.
+. S. Dodge Will be in charge of the
range.
Chas. Gay. j. S. McCandless, J. F.
Morgan, w. Waterhouse. A. B. Wood
and Mrs. Toms and daughter are
booked for the w. G. Hall, sailing for
Kauai today.
Despite spicy rumor, the hard, bar
ren fact remains that Mrs. r. F. Wood
ward. who is about to resume her vocal
studies, is never going upon any form
of stage whatsoever.
On Sunday evening some men who
were walking about town caused a
runaway from the Christian church. a
rig belonging to Mr.. Roe, of the iron
Works, was badly, damaged.
J. A Morgan, horseshoer, formerly
in T. B. Murray's shop, has removed
his business to Queen, near Richards
street, with J. a. Nunes, where all out
standing accounts may be settled.
Father Edward Bailey, of Maka-
wac, Maui. has presented his own
painting of Punchbowl to Oahu college
For few days the picture may be
seen at King Bros, on Hotel street.
The American and Chinese combined
show opens tonight for a season of a
week at the Chinese theater on the
Eva side of Aala lane. The managers
- = al DnrIinnr and Willie Ora MfOrd-