The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Sugar, 4 5-16; steady.


An elegant home is advertised for
sale in this issue.
Al San Francisco on the 21st Hutch
inson Plantation sold at s34
AT San Francisco on the 21st Hama
Piantation sold at SIT and S17.25.
At San Francisco on the 21st Ha-
Wallan Commercial sold at SLIPS.
A meeting of the Board of Health is
called for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The S. s. Garonne should be here
this evening from Seattle, via Hilo.
Waialua and Oahu are still the most
active sugar stocks, with American a
close third.
The Senate has passed the bill max
ing the hero of Manila Bay a full
hedged admiral.
The Atwood light is simple, practical,
always ready and reliable Eakin &
Whitman, agents.
w. o. Aiken has been appointed
Commissioner of Boundaries for the
second judicial circuit c
Mrs. Fred Whitney, who is visiting
her mother in Placer county, Califor-
MIA, was robbed of $500.
Two of Roosevelt's Rough Riders are
on their way to Manila by the America
Maru to see the sights.
Elk bark Planter, a fine lot of car
rlages, horses and young mules arrived
Tor Schuman, Fort street.
The resale of the Columbia will be
held at noon tomorrow unless the
Supreme Court intervenes.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell valuable city
real estate on Monday, March 9Th,
under foreclosure of mortgage
j. A. Nunes' horseshoeing shop has
Deen removed to Richards street, above
Queen street. Telephone No. ST..
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Fibre Co, Ltd, will be held at p. m.
today in the offices of Cecil Brown.
The commitment proceedings in the
Iltcomb case will be taken up again
before Judge Stanley this morning. ~
No adyices in regard to the rejected
Chinese have been received from
Washington by Inspector ]. X. Brown.
A number of men from the Engineer
Corps will soon be stationed in town
at the old stone barracks on Hotel
street
The lecture of Miss Long on Read
ing" last night at the Y. M. c. A. was
a budget of common sense pleasingly
presented.
Five cottages on Liliha street, bring
ing in a rental of $50 a month. are of
fered for sale by William Savidge, 80
Fort street.
Professor Koch has just made his
official report in Germany insisting
that malaria is principally spread by
mosquitoes.
last evening was very we'll attended
Many arrivals by the. America Maru
We're present.
Minister Damon advertises in San
Francisco paper for tenders on $780,
900 of Hawaiian per cent bonds free
from all taxes
d. w. Kirkland arrived by the Amer
lea Maru yesterday. He is a brother
in-law of j. A. Kennedy of the Honolu-
III Iron Works.
Fred Petermann, who arrived lately
but who was in Honolulu several years
ago, has taken the position of book
keeper in McInernys.
The burglars who entered the prem
Uses of the Mechanics Home have not
yet been captured. Detective KAPPA
is at work upon the case.
There was a large audience present
yesterday afternoon in the Circuit
Court to hear the concluding argu-
ments in the Aldrich case.
One seven year old California horse,
one two-wheel brake and one set of
harness is offered for sale cheap. Ad-
dress G. H, P. 0. Box 226.
The Wela IA Hao base ball team in
tends to begin regular practice this
week, as some of its members have
been released from jury duty.
Some very good tennis is being
played daily at the different clubs. The
members evidently intend to make
this years tournament banner one.
Words spelt in ways that are strange
to the eye often present an anus
ing appearance. AS an illustration of
this see lie Munyon's ad in another
column.
There will be a meeting of the Hos
pital Flower Society tomorrow at $3.50
n. M. in the rooms of the Y. M. c. A.
All interested in the work are invited
to attend.
In this paper yesterday Franklin
Austin was quoted as saying that COT
fee should not be cultivated below
level of / 400 feet The figure should
have been 1900.
No official advices have been received
regarding the capture of the japanese
murderer Saito. 1t is believed at head
quarters though, that the right man
has been caught.
Punahou says that in the next game
thew will have a catcher and the story
iii he different Meanwhile the
KAN boys are saying nothing, but
are saving wood.
Last evening at the Methodist church
Rev. II. c. Yatman, who is so we'll and
favorabIy known here, began his evan
oalistic services. They will continue
throughout this week and next.
Attorney HUMPHREYS story OF how,
-. bir arrival here he SandWiched