The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
LOCAL BREvIT.ES.

MAUI by the Claudina yesterday.
E. Il. Hendry left for business trip
TO Hllo on the Kinau yesterday.
A. w. Crockett, the coffee planter of
Iaupahoehoe, has returned home
Thoroughbred fox terrier pups for
sale. Apply at No. s, Emma street.
Manager D.. Center, of the big Molo-
kai plantation, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs James Dodd left on the Manual
Loa yesterday for a visit TO friends in
kona
An unfinished cottage with four
rooms for rent. Address NJ X, this
office
Four Chinese gamblers and two with
opium in possession We're arrested last
evening.
The new '>hurry-up'' wagon will ar
rive from the coast about the 18th of
this month.
Twenty shares of Peoples Ice Co
stock will be sold at Morgans sales
rooms today noon.
With that cycloidal sprocket, 3O-inch
wheels and Atwood Lamp, the Tribune
is a gentleman's wheel
Some of the Company d boys are
very badly cut up on account of the
death of their command
There was a good house at the Or
pheum again last evening. A new bill
will be presented tonight.
Progress on the foundation of the
new Brewer Co. building, on Queen
street, is being rapidly made.
There was large number of people
at the Pacific Mail wharf yesterday at
ternoon to see the Garonne off.
Jas. f. Morgans postponed sale of
real estate takes place at noon today
at his salesrooms, Queen street.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. announce today a
few bargains available for this week
See page for further particulars. :
Honey, III be Your Man is still
selling. Get it and have the latest.
For sale at the Bergstrom Music Co.
The officers of the Oahu Railway e
Land Co. who will serve during the en-
suing year, are published in this issue
n kiliana, who is member of the
police, has been engaged by Mr.. Cooke
for the Wild West Show in New York.
Inspector of immigration DR.. G. A.
Peterson left by the Kinau yesterday
for a tour of the windward plantations
of Hawaii.
Three hundred and four Japanese
laborers have been released from quar-
antine and king Jack McVeigh is in
town again.
A nice home (corner lott at Kalihi,
IS offered for sale today by VIII Saw
idge. A bargain. Apply early at No.
so Fort street.
Chinese to the number of 122 are
still detained at Quarantine Island
awaiting the arrival of definite advices
from Washington.
Mr. Allen. who is here representing
the firm of Fraser & Chalmers, will be
the speaker at the next meeting of the
Young Mems Research Club.
The Odd Fellows had big meeting
last night and a number of visitors
were Toasted after the session by
Messrs La Pierre and McVeigh.
There Will be a guard of honor on
duty at kawaiahao church from the
moment of the arrival of the body OF
the dead Princess till the funeral.
The officers of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co.. Ltd, who will serve
during the ensuing year, are published
in this issue per order of secretary.
The feature of Friday evening here
after at the Orpheum will be the ap-
pearance of amateur talent in connec
ton with the regular entertainment.
The police court business was very
light yesterday. One drunk was fineC
81 and a Chinese charged with opium
in possession was fined $50 and costs.
One of the marines of the Z. S. Bat
tleship Oregon is a patient at Buen;
Vista hospital He had shoulde
broken while the ship was beins
coaled.
Among the outward bound passen
gers on yesterdays Claudine were j.
McCandless, OF this city, and hi
brother. F. N McCandless of Eliens
burg, Wash.
Man and wife desire positions in
private family, man as coachman an
TO do general work. wife as house
keeper or nurse Address F. X. Ad
yertiser office.
Prospects for a season of leagu
base ball grow DINNER day by day. TIL
members of. the different teams seen
to have no ambition to see a good sea
son put through. >
1t is more than likely that the bat
talon of u. S. V. Engineers. command
ed by Maj. Lydig, will march in tn
funeral procession Sunday. All tn
sailors from the transport and the |
S. tug will be paraded.
German and Scandinavian newspa
pers are very much in demand at tn
Seaman's Club. Parties having any o
hand would confer a favor on the sea
faring men by sending papers or not
fving the manager where to call.
1t is much regretted that it is in
Dossibla to secure from the BiShO
Museum some of the royal relics de
sired TO be used at the funeral OF Prir
cess KaiuIani. The trustees are vii
ing, but their regulations are again:
it.
Capt. Lydig, chief commissary o
ficer. says he was delighted wit