The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. Q. II. Berry returned from Ele-
ele yesterday on the Noeau.
w. p. Whitley was a passenger for
the Rainy City yesterday
Paul Isenberg left for Lahaina ON
the steamer Kinau yesterday.
The first artesian we'll is being 7
drilled at Honolulu plantation.
The most active stock on the mar
ket just now is Oahu plantation.
The Government band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian hotel tonight.
DR.. G. w. Burgess has a notice in
this issue to those owing him accounts.
"A meeting of the Commissioners of
Education is TO be held this afternoon.
William Savidge, No. 121 Queen /
street, buys and sells city and country |
property.
Formal business was transacted at a /
meeting of the Sailors Home Society |
yesterday.
a five-room house for rent in Puma !
hou district. Rent very reasonable.
See wants.
Have your bicycle enameled Rob
ins-Egg Blue" and people will think
you ride a Tribune.
The Amateur Orchestra will have re-
hearsal this evening at 7:45 o'clock IN
the Y. NJ. G.. A. hall.
If you want first class view work OF
all kinds call on LeMunyon in the Love
block, rooms 8 and =
First Lieut. Carlisle of H Company,
of the N G.. H.. has sent his resigna-
ton to headquarters.
Attorney A. w. Carter, of Thurston
e. Carter. was passenger on the hlnau
for Hawaii yesterday.
Edward Hore has been appointed tax
assessor and collector for the district
of Waialua, Island of Oahu.
LIE Munyon does work for the anna
teur, both printing and developing
Love block Rooms 3 and 4.
e. B. Thomas is to build the masonry
tower for the Diamond Head light
house His bid, the lowest, was Sl,l70.
Tickets will soon be on sale for the
big minstrel show to be given at the
Orpheum theater on Saturday even
ing.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell dry goods,
and sundry other articles at auction
this morning at 10 o'clock at his sales
rooms.
The National Board of Health meet
ing called for o'clock yesterday al
four hours.
Capitalist d. B. Smith was passen-
ger for the big island on yesterday
Kinau. He goes in search OF health
and recreation.
Geo Brand, the expert tuner or the
Bergstrom Music Co, left on the klnau
for HiIo. to fill number of orders for
tuning and repairing.
49, U;,, Marchapt tailor Nullanll
street, has just received something new
in the way of Chinese Silks. Never be-
fore seen in Honolulu.
On Tuesday, January 18th. at l.
o'clock. J. F. Morgan will sell at pub
lie auction a wooden building on tine
PREMISES Nos 612 and Clio Fort street
F. o. Hall & Son now propose &c
have a five-story building for thell
hardware and ship chandlery business
at the corner of Fort and KING streets
A volcano party consisting of Mrs
q L. Carter and her brother, X. Scott
Miss Lita Wilder and Maj. c. Il. DAVIS
IT 6 V. sailed on the Kinau yester
day.
DR.. C. l.. Garvin, who has bee'
working very hard for two or thfe
months as member OF the stan Q
the military hospital on King stree
is quite i'll.
There will be an important meetln
AT 10 a. M today in the church parioi
of the Ladies Society OF Central Unlo
church All members are urged 10
in attendance.
The 100 Al steamship LennoX,
9 500 tons, will leave TINS port IL
Portland Ore. on or about January
For particulars apply TO lheo.
Davies & Co., Ltd.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday I'll
nayment of $500 subsidy to the oan
Railway Company was ordered. In
was on the report OF the lnSpecCi'
made the day before.
.Judee Stanley was passenger
tho Kinau. sailing yesterday. He go
To Hilo to sit i'm the Circuit Court
mace of Judge G. X. Wilder, dlsqua
fed in a number OF cases.
In Germany the net production or [
srgar tax for the year 1S97-9S was D
100 600 marks, about $21 ,OOO,OOo Ii
nresumed that this is the net resi-
after the bounties are pald.
The annual business meeting OF I
Ladies' Society of the Central I'm
church will be held at the Laoles
Iors of the Central Union church tou
AT 10 o'clock A full attendance IS
quested.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Andrews Guild will be held this lntt
dav evening at the residence of h
Mr.. Macintosh at 1880 p. m. EIect
OF officers. All members are reques
TO be present.
A. p Heise at one time on the 81
Of the Advertiser and lately with
Brewer & Co, leaves by sailing YES
this morning for his home at Alamo
Calf. where he has good post
awaiting him.
DuDliShGS