The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-04
LOCAL BREWTlEs.
orpheum tonight.

orpheum tonight. \,
Judge a. w. Carter calls for yoiun-
teers.
choice fresh mich cows. Honolulu
Stock-yards Co.
4 stenographer ard Vpist Is wanted
1,v Box "3H,' this Office.
\ 6 Sachs big clearance sale will
commence on next Saturday.
The Cleveland is one of the strong
at bicycles ever made. It is safe 70
ride.
The plague is not over yet; so do not
stop using disinfectants. Hooron
Drug co.
a large History house for sale on
ron OF Alapai street. See adj OF H. .
Myhre, page II. .
Attention OF school teachers desiring .
fl, leave for the other Islands Is called .
n, the notice on the last page in regard .
To- quarantine. ...... .......
Nick Ereham was arrested yesterday
for assault and battery on Q. RI. Ber-
rev. growing out Of the collection OF
bill by the latter.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD of Agriculture Will be held on
Friday. January .. 1900, at p. m. 1T
the Judiciary building.
A posltion is wanted by young
woman stenOgrapher; owns machine,
ana has had great deal OF local eX-
perience. See ad. page 10.
The second term of the Woman's
Gymnasium will open Saturday, jan
nary 9Th. at the Y. M. g. A. Ladies
class wednesday and Saturday, S:4o
On.
( The premises lately occupied by G.
IT, Mccarthy, Beretana street. and
Prince Kalanianaole, at Pauoa, are for
y rent. See ad Kapiolani Estate, Ltd,
page is.
Karl KIemne failed to appear in Pc.
lice Court yesterday to answer to the
charge OF selling liquor without a IL
cense and his bail Of 500 was declared
forfeited.
The fourth aud last assessment OF 20
nor cent on the assessable stock OF the
Oahu Sugar Company will be due and
payable at the Office of II. Hackfeld d
Co. February 1st.
The seventh assessment of 10 per
cent on the capital stock of the Homo
min Rapid Transit & Land Co. will be
due and payable january /, 1900 TO
i. n. Fisher, at Bishop & Co.'S bank.
The regular rehearsal of the Amatefr
Orchestra will be- held this evening ~
the ", M. G. A. hall at s o'clock. This
being. the first rehearsal call for the
New Year. there should be good at
tendance.
[Schuof teachers ana others desiring
Ito GO into quarantine preparatory TO
( taking passage for the other Islands
are requested to meet at the Office of
the Inspector General of Schools at
10 a. m. today
The Oceanic Steamship Company
states that IL the news of the plague
reaches San Francisco before the Mari
posa leaves that steamer Will most
likely refuse passengers and freight
and bring only mail. for Honolulu.
There will DO meeting of the St
Andrews Priory Aid Society Saturday
January 6, at 10 q. M. All members are
urgently requested 70 he present t.
elect officers for the ensting year and
those members who cannot be present
will kindly send their dues.
The identity of the Chinaman who
was found Tuesday evening In a pond
in the rear OF the old Chinese theateI
and not far from the Oahu railroad, Is
still unknown. It was formally an
nOuUGed ytbAtA0hy ~ tic eANNAA~A 800
that the Chinaman's death was caused
by drowning. q
Jack Lucas was thrown from his
buggy Yesterday morning nea- the
Mehrten premises by q wheel coming
OFF and received a severe shaking VI
besides several cuts and scratches
aboat the face. The horse in his frigh
ran amOng trees and freed himsel
from The buggy. tIf.lly.
BIDS were opened yesterday at Tn,
Interior Department for furnishing
t.2OO tons of coal to the Honolulu wa
terworks as required. The ]. |. ). \
Co. bid S1175 per ton for Greta coal
Allen & Robinson, 1920 per ton; VIII
der q Co, 80 per ton. The contrac
was awarded 70 Wilder & Co.
The local board of underwriters wa.
called together yesterday afternoon Il
the office of f. A. Schaefer for the pu"
pose OF discussing the burning .
buildings in Chinatown, but no acttol
was taken. After brief discussion o
the matter, the meeting adjourned. N
time was fixed for the next meeting.
The Rapid Transit & Land Co. begal
suit this morning against the Tram
ways Company to restrain them tror
laying a second track. Judge Stanle
issued an order citing the Tramway
Company to appear and show cause. q
$50 o'clock this morning. why an IN
junction should not Issue stopping IN
work.
twenty-five boys, ranging in az
from G to II years, we're rounded up D
an officer on Fort street yesterday ar
ernoon and taken to the police station
They were accused of making too niue
noise In a hallway. After being le'
tured by Deputy Marshal Chilling
worth she little fellows were above
% 20.
The ease of the Republic VS.. Jac.n'
BanaVitz, charged with manslausht'
in the first degree in having caused u
death OF young Joe Borgess., dii ~