The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-15
LOCAL BREVITES.


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The Home Bakery Cafe.
Regimental order No. 10l unpublished
in this mornings paper.
The beautiful lines of all bicycles are
emphasized liz a Cleveland.
Perfumes and toilet waters for holi-
day trade. Hebron Drug Co
A square bottle and square drink
c. ID. c.. the high-ball whiskey-
DIR. Garvin Is one OF the busiest ply
sicians in town just as preseIt
A bright boy is wanted TO attend 10
telephone after 3 p. m. See al, page 10.
No corns or other pilikia FOR your
horses when shod at the Stock-yards
Shop.
The body OF Mrs. Maria. the plague
victim of Last night. was cremated ar
midnight
Mrs. Beerman and Mr. II. Blake were
passengers from Kappa by the Mala-
leale yesterday.
Arthur Harrison has an Office for
streets. second floor.
The Y. NJ. c. a. yesterday solicited
a committee To carry out the usual
New Year : proSrdul-
A dark. iron-gray horse has. strayed.
Suitable reward VIII be paid for it's
return. See ad. page Is.
DIR. Scaparone was very busy yester-
day aiding the Board of Health in max
ing medical examinations.
During the quarantine Schweitzer K
ca. have their temporary office at j. F.
Morgan's. 81 Queen street.
President Cooper OF the Board OF
Health will remain in town within call
until the present danger Is over.
The Y. M. C. \. have received 4 lot
of new books which are now to- be had
by members at the associations IL
brary-
The various merchants of the city
make complaints that the presence OF
the plague has materially affected
Christmas sales.
President Cooper OF the Board OF
Health has learned to talk to three
different persons at once since the out
break OF the epidemic.
The japanese woman named koba-
yashi who died yesterday morning was
not the wife of DR.. Kobayashi. the we'll
known japanese physician.
When the inspectors met al the
Board of Health office yesterday after
noon to report il looked as if bicycle
shop had been opened in the building.
The fire which burned the servants
house of Mr.. III. Renjes. a few nights
ago was cause1 by Japanese servant
oyerturning a lighted lamp in a rear
room.
You Will miss an opportunity of see
ing ''the beautiful if you do not call
ut Dimond e Co.'S at nisht and view
the cut glass department with electric
light effect
The Independent began moving into
its temporary quarters on the old Gu
lick premises at 6 o'clock last evening.
The regular edition of the paper will
be- issued from there today.
Rehearsal of Faust by the five prin-
eipals was in full swing at the Opera
House yesterday afternoon. The or
chestra will run over the score again
today and a full rehearsal will be neid
about Monday.
Under orders from the Board of
Health. the Wilder Steamship Co. and
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. s
steamers will not be allowed TO dis
charge alongside the wharf during the
continuance OF the plague, so addition
nj freight charges will be made for
lighterage.
The holders OF the Maunalei sugar
stock. with delinquent assessments. are
notified that If assessments and inter
est thereon are not paid previous TO
December IS, at IL O'Clock noon, at the
Office of Gear. Lansing & CO.. delin-
auent shares will be sold at public
auction at the above hour and date at
j. r. Morgan's salesrooms, 3S Queen
street.
s telephone message from the quar-
aptine station was received in town at
about 1915 this morning. 1t was to
the effect that two pontoons belonging
TO the contractors engaged In dredg-
ing the Government slips, and which
have been anchored on the quarantine
oier for n couple OF weeks, had dragged
their anchors owing to very high tides
and were humping heavily against the
pier.
Miss Grace Keolinihou King, aged
II wears, died of consumption yester-
day afternoon. The funeral procession
will move from the residence of MIR.
pubi Palama, at 10 o'clock this morn
inc Friends and acquaintances are
requested to attend. Miss Keolinlhou
was a promising young Hawaiian lady
who had attended the various schools
In the city for the past ten years. Al
the time of her death she was about TO
graduate for a junior teachers certlh-
cate, when she lost her life from over