The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-05
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

Mich COWS ana CulCktuS galore. no
nolulu Stock-yards Co, Ltd.
A square bottle and a square drink
&C. ID. c., the high-ball whiskey.
The Central Union Choral Society
will meet this evening at o'clock.
photographer Davey was a very busy
man at yesterdays fires in Chinatown.
Horse shoeing. carriage painting.
specialties Honolulu Stock-yards Co.,
Ltd
Don't buy q wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland IL will pay you 70
wait.
Chin Sing was fined SO in the Po-
lice Court yesterday for cruelty to ami
mails.
Heavy draft teams, horses and mules
just received by Honolulu Stock-yards
Co, Ltd.
n.r. D.n.el Logan and wife returned
yesterday from an extended visit 20 The
mainland and Canada.
Milwaukee Patent Puncture-Proof
Tires are reduced to S12 per pair at
Baileys Honolulu Cyclery.
small unfinished cottage Of four
or five rooms is wanted. For address
see +. Won Hamm's adj, page u.
The steamship China left Yokohama
three days late December 80 and will
arrive in Honolulu January 9th.
Washington II. Soul, one Of the laaI-
ing drug merchants in Australia passed
through on the MaripOsa yesterday for
Sydney.
Manuel Bumelo and Marion and
Manuel Fermuch, charged with steal
ing a wheelbarrow, will be tried in
Police Court today.
viii T.. Fisher is advertising fine.
improved lot next 20 r. G. Austin.
Esq.'s new residence, possessing a fine
marine view. See Will T. Fishers adj.
Frank Kakina and August Santos,
boys who We're caught playing craps
near the Y. M. g. a. building Wednes-
day evening, were yesterday each fined
50 and costs.
Charles Kreuter, cOrneist, and Louis
Armand. trOmbOnist, have resigned
from the Hawaiian Government band.
an have herOme members of the Or
pheum orchestra.
A new customs inspector is II. r.
Wafer, who has for some time been a
clerk on the waterfront. He is
capable man and is popular with all
Jne shipping people.
The regular business meeting Of the I.
Christian Endeavor Society of the Cen /.
trail Union Church takes place tonight /.
at 1880 o'clock. Important business a .
large attendance desired.
Nick Breham, charged with assault .
and battery upon q. RI. Berrey. the af- .
fair growing out Of the collection of q /
bill, and charged also with intending .
to commit an offense, will be tried be- /.
fore Judge Wilcox today.
In the Police Court yesterday Henry .
Haywood, Joe Leilehua. Kapena Rich .
ards and James Mcqueen, charged .
with common nuisance i'm having .
driven live stock along the public .
streets at a fast pace, were reprimand- /
ed and discharged.
I The Board of Hearth is refusing adj
Emission 60 the quarantine district TO all .
Napplicanfs who ask to be allowed to Z
i've inside the lines. Requests of the .
Japanese Consul and the Chinese Com
mercial Agents for permits for their
countrymen have been refused.
During the fire on King street yes
terday and while the debris was burn
ing up, steam was observed issuing in
great force from n water pipe The
top had been left open and the heat
had converted the flowing water into
steam before it could reach the tap.
Three passengers by the NariDosa
landed from the vessel yesterday, and
drove In a hack to- the Board Of Health,
for the purpose OF Obtaining a pass out
of the Quarantiued city. Their request
was refused and they are now cOmpell
ed to remain in Honolulu indefinitely.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors OF the Free Kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association will be
held In the Y. NJ. G. A. hall Friday,
January 9Th, at $3.50 a. IN. A full at
tendance is requested, as business of
special Importance will be considered.
The six Chinese ana japanese who
attempted to bride the guards and es-
cape from quarantine early Wednes-
day morning will have hearing in
Police Court today. Tanegana, Jap.
charged with assault with a weapon
at the same time, will also be tried to-
day. Il
A concert was given in the Hawaiian
Hotel grounds last night by Prof Ber-
gers musicians. There was q large
audience, and the brilliant effect of the.
red. white and blue incandescent lights
hotel, on each side Of the entrance,
made a pretty effect.
A regular bombardment was heard
in the direction OF Chinatown yester- ,
day afternoon. The noise came from
burning stores, where large quantities
Of fireCrackers and bombs had been
stored. Every once in a while, the fire
would explode a can Of kerosene. over
looked by the inspectors during their
examination before the fire. ,
The arrivals at the Hawaiian .lotel
Yesterday included ID. Lawrence, Chi 7
cage; II. II. Clark, San iran, c. +. !
Snyder. Washington, ID. C.; G. W.
Smith. San Fran: j. r. Miller and wife,
san Fran; Mrs. f.. o. Riese. San Fran;
i. u. Pinkham; G. p. Bingham and
wife, San Fran: VIM. s. Duiing and
wife. Phil; w. ID. Burnham, y. Y; w.
G.. Mcpherson, Portland, Or;
Major Geo. G. Potter director OF the
Hawaiian eXhi-.t 10 Paris. reports that b
the steamship agents here cannot an