The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A fraternity pin has been found. See
notice this issue.
Mr.. II. M Mott-Smith is the happy
father of a son and heir.
Notice TO creditors OF the Estate Of
A. McWayne is published in this issue.
An important notice TO the American
Sugar Co. shareholders appears in this
issue.
FastidlOus people always ride
Cleveland. 1t Is the only wheel that
suits their taste.
BE sure and drink c. d. c. with soda
That's what It's made for. That's why
we call 1t high-ball whisky.
Golf capes and travelling rugs are n
speciality i'm new goods at the n. ).
Sachs Dry Goods Co.'S this week
The second assessment Of 25 per cent
on the stock OF the Honolulu Stock
yards Co, Ltd, will be delinquent after
February LIST.
Companies A, f and G Of the Nation
al Guard, with the band at their head,
marched through town yesterday TO
their new camp.
A special meeting Of the Catholic Be
Convent this afternoon at o'clock. a
full attendance is requested.
King street may soon be opened for
traffic again from Nuuanu TO the
bridge, and the quarantine raised on
the stores along that thoroughfare.
The Board of Health will not erect a
rat-proof fence around Chinatown.
Several bids for constructing the same
were received by the Board yesterday.
Two DRINKS and Japanese, for en-
deavoring TO change his abode without
permission from the Board of Health,
constitute the total arrests up TO mid
night.
An adjourned meeting of the United
Fraternal Societies will be held at 1880
p. m. today In the Masonic Temple.
Business of great importance Is 70 be
considered.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. claim Disin-
fectine to be the best and cheapest dis
infectant in the market. A 25-cent bot
tie will make twenty pints of the
most powerful germicide.
For light single or double har-
ness, go to the California Harness
Shop A fine lot of whips, boots, rub
bers and nickel harness trimmings on
the last Australia; Lincoln block, King
street.
From appearances the people in the
various camps do not in the least OBJ
ject to being provided for. They APP
pear thoroughly satisfied with their pO-
sition for the time being, and no trou-
bic is anticipated.
Kawaiahao Church has been found
altogether unsuited for a detention
camp, in the opinion of the authori-
ties, and as soon as the present in
mates can be accommodated in other
quarters the church premises will be
vacated.
The public-spirited ladies of the city
who organized sewing bees soon after
the people of the quarantined district
were rendered homeless by the fire Sat
urday, have already made over 200
garments for the needy men, women
and children.
A communication from Waipahu
states that no panic occurred on the
plantation of the Oahu Sugar Company,
as recently published. The plantation
hands resumed work as usual and nc
trouble resulted from the reported
suspect" plague case.
y
tied Kalfhi camp and selected the To-
cation for the new artesian well neal
the railway station on the Bishop Els
tate. Work was begun yesterday ant
the we'll will probably be finished with
in the next three weeks.
Henry May e Co., Ltd, will oper
their stores hereafter at 10 a. m. an
close at 3 p. M, in order to give al
their employees a chance to do theil
share of inspecting. The action of MAJ
& Co. will doubtless be followed by
other merchants of the city.
Jack Mcveigh is dividing the peopl
at Kalihl camp into communities o
about 100 each by means of partition
fences. This scheme will go a loni
way toward the maintenance OF orde
amongst them, and McVeigh deserves
a deal Of credit for his foresight.
Photographer Davey was to have Ia
ken a fiashlight picture of the interio
of the drillshed camp last night, bu
the electric lights were dissatisfaction.
and 1t was thought best under the Gil
cumstances not to run any risk OF
stampede In the dark when the sleep
ers were awakened by the attendan
explosion.
The members of the Women's Gull
OF st. Clement and other ladies willin
to assist are requested to meet dali
this week at the residence of Mrs.
May, Kinau street, to sew for wome
and children rendered destitute by tn
recent fire. Hours to II, to .. An
contributions of material will be CRATE
fully accepted.
The business houses almost to un
signed the agreement which was circr
lated yesterday by Fred. Waterhous,
TO open their places of business at
a m. and close at p. m. during tn
present emergency. Now that tn
course has been adopted, there VIII
more volunteers to do inspection wor
for the Citizens Committee.
Captain Tim. Murray has offered
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