The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A governess or housekeeper IS want
ed. See advt.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Is
strictly a preserving paint.
Mrs. II. B. Bailey arrived yesterday
from Maui on the Claudine.
Count Won Sedwitz has returned /
from pleasant trip TO Maui.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. King came from
Maui on the Claudine yesterday.
Organization of the HiIo Jockey Club
is being carried on at a fair rate.
C. J. McCandIess, of Hilo, is in toe
city as a witness in the Aldrich case.
DR.. r. B. Williams was among the
passengers on the kinau last night.
A soldier was arrested Saturday
night parading the streets in hoIohu.
A small furnished room in cottage, /
for rent. Address NJ. w, p. o. box III.
S. f. Lucas, Partisan optician, Love
Building, gives free examination OF the
eyes.
DR. X Kobaysahi is back from Maui,
where he called for professional ser
vices.
Special meeting OF Pacific Lodge, S22,
A f. &, A. NJ, tonight. Work IN the
third degree.
Big Ed Hitchcock is over from
Hilo and will probably make his nome
in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, have
for rent on easy terms new smith q
Barnes piano.
Circuit Court for the February term
opens this morning. The calendar IS
not heavy one.
Mai Canton, aboard the Morgan
City, goes out to join the First Wash
ington Regiment.
A large furnished front room, suit
able for two gentlemen, for rent See
notice on last page.
We have three or four bargains in
second hand wheels. Eakin & Whit
man, Tribune agents.
Contractor Fred Harrison will erect
brick addition TO the rear OF HolilSI-
er & CompanyS store
The great clearance sale of millinery
goods commences today at Miss M T.
Killean's, Hotel street.
The Honolulu Cricket Club Will hold
it's annual meeting in the Arlington
hotel parlors tomorrow evening.
There will be a meeting of Hawaii
an Lodge No. p, this CMonday) even
Fng. February 9Th, at 1870 O'Clock.
The regulars from the Scandal were
out for a drill Saturday morning. Inc
march extended up Nuuanu valley.
Regular monthly meeting of the Pho
neer Building & Loan Association at
the usual time and place tonight.
Quotations furnished on canned
goods for the pack of 1899. Hawallan
Trading Co., Love Building, Fort 81.
John Buck, the managing owner of
the Honolulu Sugar Company, Will ar
rive from San Francisco next monUh.
Mrs Won Valkenburg, of Maui, came
on the Claudine yesterday, to Visit
friends. She is accompanied by her
daughter.
a sugar boiler of sixteen years eX-
perience desires a position. Best OF
references furnished. Address 3. u,
this office.
At the meeting held in the Y. NJ. T.
4. ON Saturday evening the Honoiulu
Camera Club voted in sixteen ne"
members.
Great values at Miss NJ. E. Killean 5
this week Prices reduced on every
thing Goods must be sold to make
room for new stock.
The Social Science Association VII
meet at the home of J. B. Atherton tn.
evening to hear Professor Hltchcoci
of Dartmouth College.
J. Hollander is no longer IN the EN-
nloy of Lyman Bros, and all partie
are warned to make no payments u
him on account Of said firm
Capt. Ludewig. Lieut.. Rowell an
Lieut.. CottreI comprise the new non
commissioned board Of the First Regl
ment. Y. G. H., for the quarter endin
April1.
w. H. Bradley late-of w h. Glen
co Melbourne and Sydney, is prepare
to do piano tuning and repairing. Nj
BRADLEY is representing the Havana
News Co.
4 run on the post Office is in pre-
Dress for the new two-cent stamp
which came ON the Nippon Maru. IN
sales have amounted to almost $500
over 81 900 a day.
Will Chamberlain left for the coaS
on the S. C. Allen yesterday. He WI
go on to Chicago, where he Will TAX
a thorough business course, before II
turning to Honolulu.
\ Waikiki resident telephoned
last night Kona prediction. The CT
iZen added that wind currents SCENE
deranged this season and that gre
storm might be expected.
w. c.. Benson. Quartermaster's agen
q {. Parker, commissary clerk, and
w. Peters, paymaster's clerk, were pa
sengars aboard the Scandal. In'
come from Fullerton, Nebraska.
H. a. Allen. representing Fraser
Chalmers, of Chicago, returned fro
Spreckelsville plantation last eYenln
Mr.. Allen has been making esumat
ON the big pumps that are TO be put
on this property.
If YOU want a desirable, cheap l.
either at Kapiolani Park Addition,
walo or kalihi on small inStallmen
oall On Srhnack or DOrtch. the real {