The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

ad.
The Healani boatbouse Is now open .
90 members.
A nice.y furnished room for rent.
See classified ads.
A. w. Heydtman arrived in the Nj
kahala yesterday from Hawaii.
The fourth and hftn asse smeIts Ka-
malo Sugar co. are due. See no,ice.
Mr.. McCabe. a partner Of Capt. Rem
ME. arrived in the Australia yesterdays
The daily inspection OF guests at the
Hawaiian Hotei will be pau on Satur-
day.
N s. Sachs and wife departed for the
Coast In the Hongkong Maru yester-
day.
Largo shipment OF 1900 Cleyelands
arrived by the Australia. Order
early.
Henry Vierra and Lucy Leleo were
married last night at Kawaiahao
church.
The gymnasium class OF the Y. VI. 9.
A. will meet this evening at 7:45
O'Clock.
The Australia brought one odorless
excavator of the new pattern. Others
are TO follow.
Mix water with whisky and you spoil
two good things-except II be G. ID. c.,
the high-ball kind, made TO be mixed"
The flag at the Pacific Tennis Club
was at half-mast out OF respect TO the
memory OF the late Harry Warehouse.
Yesterday was lazy day for the Will
der Company's dock employees. There
we're none OF the company's steamers
In port.
The mail per the Hongkong Maru
closed at 1880 yesterday. The steamer
departed at $50. She was booked TO
sail on the 10th.
Taroena, prepared by the Hebron
Drug Co., is highly recommended by
physicians for infants. growing chill
dren and dyspeptics.
A meeting OF the Oceanic Gas &
Electric Co, Ltd. will be held on
Monday. March 10Th, at 20 a. m, in
room 200 Judd building.
Attorney George w. Davis is circu-
lating petition among the business
men for the appointment OF Paul Neu-
mann as "Chief or Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court
Today begins the paid inspection.
The voluntary inspectors who have
served so faithfully were Informed yes
terday that their services would be
dispensed with for the future.
Chas Il. Jacox. well known here.
arrived in the Australia yesterday. He
will make this place his home. His
father, one of the principal ship-own-
ers OF Japan, Is expected here socn.
Mrs. j. w. Bergstrom and her sis
ter, Miss Linda Curtis, were passen-
gers for the Coast by the Hongkong
rhs
their way to NewtOnyille, Mass. for a
few months visit
Minister MOtt-Smith Is preparing the
biennial report OF the Foreign Office
TO the next Legislature relating par
ticularly to the transfer of sovereign.
ty, the settlement of japanese claims
and the Heterogeneous required Z
meet the changed conditions brought
about by annexation. The report vii
be brief but to the point.
Mr.. G. +. Fitz w. Hall begs hereb!
to decline with thanks the honor o
the carriage serenading party uninten
tionally thrust upon him in yester
days issue. He was quite ignorant o
the inception, organization or termina
ton of what was doubtless understood
and accepted as a pleasing little at
tention. His connection with the al
fair was brief and wholly incidental.
The attention of the charitably dis
posed Is called to the good work bein
done by the Honolulu Eye and Ear In
Urinary and the temporary need
funds caused by the stringency follow
ing the plague situation. a subscrlT
ton list Is at present being circulate
and the object Is commended TO a
those who have the welfare OF the poe
al heart The hard times are causln
many applications to made at preseI
for treatment.
Leslie's Weekly for March pul
fishes a picture in an amateur photos
raphers' contest which was first maG
here about fifteen years ago by J.
williams. the well-known profession
photographer of Honolulu. The pi
ture is of a luau and Is credited to !
w. Barrett of Redlands. California.
was awarded the first prize in the co
test. Apparently Barrett got the pl
ture from some dealer, as Wllllan
has sold thousands of them In the pa
fifteen years. Williams VIII take sue
to expose the fraud.
Colonel Ruben, United States qua
termaster at Honolulu, wrote son
time ago to the Department aski
when ne might expect shipments
horses or mules. so that he might ma
preparations for their receipt here.
received a reply by the Australia Tn
the Siam would sail on March - I
Ienuox on March 5 from Portland a
the Port Stevens on March IA. His
formant said that the transports Won
go by way of Honolulu or Hilo, lea
ing Colonel Ruhlen still in ignoran
OF necessary arrangements.
Money for the relief of the destit,
Hawaiians who are suffering by
sanitary fires and quarantine. will
raised by concert to be given unC
the direction of WrayTaylor In the
OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ton, on Tuesday evening, March
Taylor has arranged an excellent p
gram and the Amateur orchestra
furnish the music. The Hawaiian
lief Society which is now caring