The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
O-pheum tonight.

captain bray MS b''A dNFJlNa"A
manager o. the Sailors Home.
Houses are being moved onto the
rubbish plies in the kaha4KJ district
The America Mlru was te.epaJHsd
last night OH KokJ Head a. 1880
O'Clock.
The corps Of paid sanitary inspectors
will start ID work in earnest Oh Mon
day next
solGmons quln5ele club will sing a.
the WAIKIKI Inn this evening from .
20 II o'clock.
8. J. 5a.ter viii receive the usual line
OF icC-h0use goods on the S. S. Austra-
LA this morning.
Black cashmere hose, guaranteed
stainless. at % cents a pair dJ IHaka-
mfs, Hotel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. Sachs expect 10
leave for San Francisco by the Hong
kong haru on Friday.
Ask your neIghJor what she kinks
OF TarOena for infants. iuvaiids, aged
people and dyspeptics.
The steamer Australia will be in this
morning, having left the same day
with the America Maru.
A Board Of Health meeting will be
held at the usual time this afternoon
in the Judiciary building.
The family OF Mrs John Patty Is NOV
ing into the former Dickey residence
near w. o. Smiths home.
Chun Yang was fined $40 and costs
yesterday for selling o,eomargarine
without the proper label.
The Pacific Import Co. have a spe-
cial sale OF brown dress linens and
victoria lawns for this week
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. OF p, will
meet tonight at the usual time and
place Work in the first rank.
Sealed tenders are called for print
ing and binding the biennial report OF
the Department OF the Interior.
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Honolulu Chamber OF
Commerce at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Pacific Cycle Co. have tust re-
celyed a new lot of pounding bags and
Indian clubs and other sporting goods.
n. w. Schmidt has given Edwin II.
Paris his full power of attorney for
all personal and business transactions.
Drop into Notes after the arrival
OF the s. s. Australia and get a dish
of fresh California or Eastern oysters.
The sale of a block OF 1875 shares of
Oahu stock at $177.50 per share was
the principal transaction In sugar re-
ported yesterday.
Private Secretary Hendry of the
Board OF Health has handled, in round
numbers, nearly 1000 letters since De-
cember 18th, 1899.
A dray on King street, piled high
with cases OF kerosene oil, attracted as
much attention yesterday afternoon as
load OF Klondike gold.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co. Will be held at the
company's Office March 10Th.
a cottage Of four or five rooms, fur
uished or unfurnished, is wanted by
man and wife with no children. Ad-
dress +. T., Advertiser office.
A list Of the names of officers who
were elected at the annual meeting of
the See Yup Benevolent Society, held
on the 10th inst, appears In this issue.
II. May & Co. will receive per the
s. s. Australia this morning fresh, sea
sonablc vegetables, game, FISH and
poultry. Send order early; telephone
22-24.
Ben II. Napthaly, we'll known at the
Coast and in Honolulu, is now residing
In Hawaii, where he has lately been
appointed stOrekeeper of the Olaa plan
tation.
Sam Pedro was yesterday fined 81
and costs for cruelty to animals
Though cautioned several times, he
persisted in riding sick horse having
very sore back.
Men who drink 20 excess and grow
noisy or demonstrative must beware
OF the police. Since the terrible record
OF Saturday and Sunday. the authori
ties have issued orders to search al
intoxicated persons for deadly weapons
and to arrest those who seem disposed
to make trouble.
A shorthand and typewriting schoo
has been opened in the Progress blocl
by professional teachers. They arr
now prepared TO receive limited
number OF pupils for day and nigh
class. Those desiring lessons shOul'
send In their application at once ant
insure appointments.
All women who are graduates OF an!
college, university or normal schOo
are requested to leave their names ant
addresses al the Office of the Y. Nj. c
A.: also the name of the college ant
year of graduation. Some OF the col
lege women are DESTROYS of bringing
together all others for mutual heIpful
ness.
The infant daughter OF Captain an
Mrs. Henry Berger died yesterda
morning between 2 and o'clock, aite
a short illness. The little sufferer wa
believed to be past the crisis the da
before. when it suddenly became wors
and died. as stated. Captain Barge
and wife have the sympathy OF all i
the community.
Jas. r. Morgan's sale or lots o
Prospect street, which was advertise
to take place on March 18th, has bee
postponed until further notice. Tn
conditions are as follows: Upset price
S1.OOO-S25O cash; $3.50 in six month
and $3.50 in twelve months from dat
Of sale Balance in two, three and fOu