The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-29
LOCAL BREVlTIES.


Newly furnished rooms can .tn had
st 900 Bereiania, near Fort street.
The Census Bureau wiz move back
TO the old quarters today or tomOr-
row.
The Hawaiian Gazette Co, Ltd. will
hold its annual meeting January 30, at
] p. m
The United FraternaI Societies will
hold an important meeting today at
1870 p. m. in the Masonic Temple.
On and after February LIST the Union
Express Go. will have their Office with
the Evening Bulletin. Telephone 50.
The animal meeting Of the Pearson.
Potter Co. Ltd. will be held at 1880
p. m. January 30. In the company's
Office
A bay horse belonging N G. F.
Boardman strayed from the premises Of
j. r. Shaw. January =. See card for
reward
Fred. Harrison. whose hands we're
quite badly burned at the big China
town fire. is able to use them without
pain again
A reward will be given for Informal
ton leading to the recovery of a Co
lumbia bicycle left in Aala lsne during
Saturdays fire.
All bills against the Drill Shed Camp
should be presented at the q mp Office
Immediately, by order of G. A. Doyle.
superintendent.
Miss Killean is closing out her stock
OF millipery goods on hand in order
to make room for new spring styles
now on the way.
An excellent business opportunity is
offered in the sale Of Uncle Sans Res
taurant on Fort street. For particu
lars see ad. on page u.
A mail for the Coast was dispatched
from Hilo by the Annie Johnson.
which sailed from that port on the 10Th
inst. for San Francisco.
Davies d Co sent the Board Of
Health Office 1000 cigars short time
ago. Another similar contribution
would be gladly received
Immediately after the Asla fire on
Saturday a force of nine guards was
sent TO surround the burned district
by order of Marshal Brown
DR.. Hoffman,, hscteriologist Of the |
Board OF Health. and Miss Katherine |
Mcneil. late Of the Boston Lyrics will |
be married or February LIST
A list of the names of the officers |
who were elected at the annual meet
ing OF the kobala-KlOndyke Mining |
Co. is published In this issue.
The annual meeting OF the stockbold-
ers of the Judd Building Co. will be
held January %. u a. m. at the Office
of the Hawaiian Trust a Investment
COMPANY.
After trying for fully fifteen minutes
10 get central over the telephone at
the police station the attempt was Civ
en- up. This was Saturday evening at
7:IS O'Clock.
The auction sale of the William Car
son and her cargo, tackle. furniture
and appurtenances will take place at
noon on Wednesday next at the Judi
ciary building
Mr.. Doyle OF the drillshed detention
camp reports that the CbristiaE and
Buddhist services were both held there
yesterday to met the spiritual wants
OF the inmates.
Among the Boston Lyrics who re-
NAMED in Honolulu are Mr.. and Mrs.
Layton, Miss Lester. Miss Mcneil, Miss
Gale. Miss Oakley. Lovett Rockwell.
Paul Egry, Eugene Rogers.
There were very few carriages at
the beach or Kapiolanj Park yesterday
afternoon. The band played at Camp
Jones. Kalih. and most Of the ear
rage parties went that way.
The flags of two nations are now
floating side by side in the drilshed
grounds. The japanese had flag
pole raising ceremony last week. and
the Chinese flag-pole was erected Sat-
urday night. followed by a general dis
charge of firecrackers.
NJ BFash, for several years connect
ed with the firm of Hymar Bros. has
leased the premises on Hotel street now
occupied by the billiard parlors. Mr..
Brash leaves fer the States and Europe
early next month to purchase his stock
The business will be in the retail dry
goods line.
George Lycurgus leaves Sans Souci
on Thursday next. His intention is to
proceed TO Europe as soon as a permit
can be obtained from the Board of
Health r. NJ. Hatch is not decided |
as to the future of Sans Souei. but he
says he has no intention of building
a home there.
Some time ago Professor Alexander
sent a request to the superintendent of
the United States Coast Survey De-
Dartment for a trained geOdetic survey
pr as his assistant. Mr.. John NJ. Dom,
4 Cornell man, was selected for the
post and arrived by the Hongkong Ma
'u last week. )
Last nights report from the pest
hospital gives a very hopeful outlook
'or the plague patients there. Three A
ire pronounced cured; two are nearly
we'll. There is little change in Mrs. II
Franz, although the previous report
iaid she was better. The maxillary bu-
)O in All Gums case has opened and
he physicians are better able to treat =
he patient
During the fire Saturday a Chinaman
mounted guard at his gate mauka of