The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-26
LOCAL BREVITlES.

no AAIlulIut hdIu VIII sail TOT D D
kohama on the I'd inst.
When you wish fashionable dinner
gown made consult Mrs. b. r. Mccall
II. Lubbock and IT. Il. Hanna have
been appointed custom house guards.
Don't buy a wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland. 1t will pay you to
wait.
Same source-goOd, ripe American
barley. G. j. c., and the best Scotch
WHISTLES.
The dredgs- is at work filling in the
swamp at the corner of Queen and Riy-
or streets.
A position is wanted by a lady "a
housekeeper or nurse. See card, G.. b.,
this issue.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
Waiian Tribe OF /. o. r. NJ. this even /,
ing at 7:aO. ~
Tie guards on duty at infected places 1
have been materially reduced by Mar !
shal Brown.
Nearly $50 deaths have occurred IL |
Honolulu during the first twenty-five |
days of the month.
The Japs at the drillshed camp are |
TO them by their Consul.
II. %. Hail G.. Son have moved their |
office to the store of Whitman &c Co, I
just opposite Levers & Cooke.
DIR. Hoffman, has reported the
finding of a case of leprosy among the /
inmates of the battery detention camp.
Yesterday morning at o'clock the
thermometer is generally reported in
Makiki to have registered at 81 de-
grses.
The plague is said to have been car
ried to one Of the South Pacific islands
In sugar bags made in and shipped
from india
A pair of ladies' gold-bowed spec
tacles have been lost. Finder please
return same to r. s. Dodge, Office of
Bishop Estate
furnished house, cottage or desir-
able furnished rooms for light house
keeping Is wanted. See card this issue
and reply early.
Newly furnished rooms can be had
at 400 Beretanla near Fort street. Also
a furnlshed cottage Of four rooms for
aight housekeeping.
The driver of one of the United
States commissary wagons was arrest
I'D yesterday by Capt. Robert Parker
for Needless driving.
Tks Hawaiian Relief Association 7
AaEe removed headquarters to the I
NlOck opposite the Arlington hotel
Tho premises have been aeased for a =.
monNb.
Assessment No. of 10 per cent on :
tho Rsse8sable stock Of Maunalei Su- :,
gar Co. Ltd. was due and payable .
Jan. 4. 1900, and will be delinquent on 4
the s1st inst. =
The treasurer of the Free Kindergar- n
ten Association will pay the salaries a
Of the directors by check through the e
pest, and asks that the directors will T
call for mail al soon as possible. Il
Horses on the McBryde plantation.
on Kauai, ara said to be In a starving
condition for want of proper fodder. 3
resulting from the enforced non-shiB- n
ment OF any freight from Honolulu. =
Onlcer Pohaku, one OF the most eff =
iicient men on the police force, was
yesterday promoted from patrolman to
be lieutenant. His faithful services
while In the department have been re- \
warded.
nc GAGaNaiAnk tue AOuludNlOn VI -
he power house for the Honolulu Rap
ID Transit & Land Company Is going
On very rapidly. The masons are at
work trimming the stone on the
ground.
The Kinau has been chartered by
Alexander & Baldwin and will load SUI =
gar at Kahulu for San Francisco.
she will make more than one
rip depends upon the situation here.
At San Francisco she will take a gen
raj cargo for her charterers.
An alarm OF fire was turned in at
Ibout 8 O'Clock last night from the
orner OF Queen and Punchbowl streets.
rhe department turned out, but on ar
'ival at the scene found that the In
mates OF the house had extingulshed
he small blaze, which had been caused =
" an overturned lamp. The damage A
vas very slight.
Capt and Mrs. w. b. Godfrey and
amily are intending passengers by =
he next Australia. Among others al
eady booked are Miss NJ Chelsmap,
:. w. Aston, M. Brasch, A. p. Jack
on and wife, j. A. Calvin and wife,
frs. III. Mehrtens and child, Mrs G. ID.
Warren and daughter, Mrs. II. M. Ly-
nan. p. F. Pettibone, Miss II. r.
'ooke and maid. III
Civil cases disposed of yesterday by.
udge Wilcox were as follows ]. r.
ILLS Va. J. w. Brit. assumpsit; judg- m
lent for plaintiff In the sum of S19.2S
nd costs. +. J. Bonavitz vs. Kamoku. III.
ssumpsit; judgment for plaintiff in
he sum OF s12O and costs. Honolulu
tock-yards Co. vs.. II. +. Ludwig, as
umpsit: Judgement for plaintiff SIS -
nd costs. Q. Fl. Berrey vs. Paul Egry,
ssumpsit: judgment for plaintiff, $50
nd costs.
s. NJ Ballou Of the Citizens Sanitary
resents the published &C be
)unt of Deputy Marshal Chilling all
orth's statement that the former was boI
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