The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-14
l0CG- BREYiTlES.
Orpheum tsnight.

Get yOn leather goods 81 'Pobron
Drug Co.
Some of the ottrsrs are t3o<sd. but |
The Home Bakery Cafe is still open. .
FastidiOus people always ride a |
Cleveland II is The only wF eel that !
suits their taste.
Horses scientifically and properly |
shOd and faults IN gait corrected Al /
The Stock-yards shop.
"Burrowes'' loor auf window
screens. which viii noS rust. can he
had from 3. 5. Gregory &No-
w G. Achi d Co. real estate brokers,
have their temporary ofticn at the cor
ner OF King and Bethel streets
The transport Centennial was ~
have left San Francisco on December
Gth. loaded with horses for Manila.
Cases of oranges and bananas are for
sale at Inter-Island :. ). Co.'S wharf
for account CT whom it may concern.
Sleeping quarters have been proyid-
ed for portion Of the Regiment in
the basement Of the Executive Build
ing
The Posf0fice is vary short handed.
most of the clerks being engaged in
guard duty at the plague infscrei dis
triCt
David \ Dowsttt. Esq, has been APP
pointed a Notary Pablo for the First
Judicial Circuit Ct 5ne HaWaIim ISL
anus.
Goo KIN is Offering for safe this
week heavy pongee silks suitable for
mems suits and grass linen IN all
shades
The bark McNear. which aIT'1N ed at
Port Townsend from Honolulu sun
day. December 5tI will ioHO coal at
Tacoma
The Washington Light Company are
sole agents for the New Invention IN
derwriters' Fire EXtingulsheT; tele-
phone III.
4 position as marine or land engi-
neer is wanted by young man With
the best of references. See az In this
issue, page 10
The dance that was to have been
given by Mrs. President Dole at her
Waikiki residence on Friday evening
has been given up
The Amateur Orchestra wil meet
for rehearsal this evening AT s o'clock
in the Y NJ. c. A. hall. All members
are expected to be present.
The members of the First Regiment
will receive about $1.66 per day and up
ward grading by rank during the time
they are IN. quarantine duty.
President Dole stated yesterday that
"A strict quarantine would be main
tanned as long as there was any dan
ger 10 be feared from the plague
The patrol wagon rs undergoing an
overhaulins and will have a new set
of rubber tires fitted. 4 hired wagon
cite is doing DUTY in the meantime.
Charlie BeIhna has obtained from
Mystic Lodge No. ?. knights of Ply
thias. a lease Of the block of land at
the junction of Union street and Rose |
lane.
The Hollister Drug Co. are agents |
FOR Disinfectine, the best disinfectant |
known. They Also carry on hand a |
large stock of camphOr. carbOlic acid. |
chloride of lime, etc.
Captain Ashley had his hands full in /
issuing rations to the First Regiment !
at the start of the present emergency. |
but hrs commissary department is |
now in. good running order.
Father McKinnon, the famous eX
Il passenger aboard the Sherman. He |
has been appointed chaplain of one of |
the regular regiments at Manila.
\ King street car collidcd with Mrs. |
Hough's carriage opposite the Adver-
tiser office yesterday afternoon. One |
of the hind wheels Of the vehicle was |
smashed but no other damage was
done,
The Chinaman found at Kalihi early
last evening and reported TO the Board
OF Health was examined at late hour
last night and found to have no symp-
toms of the plague, although he is a
very sick man.
\ street rumor that a girl had been
found on Queen street shortly before
midnight and said to show suspicious
symptoms. could not be confirmed and
had not been reported at headquarters
up to l o'clock this morning.
Word was furnished through mem
bers of the guard TO the Board of
Health that several native families in
the uuarantined district were without
food and suggested that measures
should be taken to supply them with
necessary rations.
man named ]. T. l.. Harris is
held 1T the Police Station for examin-
alton as to his sanity. About 1890
O'Clock last night he rushed from his
room in Mechanics Home seeking
police protection from half a thousand
would be assasSins.
The Anglican Church of Rev. Mr.. ,
osborne. which was moved to the Wal
Ixiki corner of Makiki street and Will
der avenue awhile ago, will be sur
rounded by tropical verdure. The
grounds are beautifully laid out and
planted to numerous shrubs and trees.
The steamer Noeau sailed yesterday
afternoon for Kauai with fumigated
mail and a representative of the Board
Of Health on board. No communica-
ton viii be held with the shore and