The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
LOCAL BREVITlES.


II your watches need cleaning Biart
can do it for you.
Cleveland quality makes friends and
keeps them year after year
You can't use too much of the Hob
ron Drug Co.'S disinfRctant.
The Club Stables have an annex at
Long Branch, Waikiki, now.
Lewis & Co. received large invoice
of groceries by the last Australia.
The w. G.. Hall reports 1900 bags of
sugar on Kauai awaiting shipment
A list of the officers of the United
Fraternal Association Is published to-
day.
Get some Of the Golden Rule Ba-
zaar's new books TO read while you
are in quarantine.
An important meeting notice Of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co. is
published elsewhere.
Two thousand five hundred dollars
will by new 11a-story, S-room house,
on top OF Alapai street. See card this
issue.
A Cincinnati Publishing Co. Will
shortly issue a book by DR.. GoOdhue,
Stars"
Make your roof waterproof and disin-
feet your premises at the same time,
with Rogers Combination Hot Paint.
Try II. Telephone 444.
Some household furniture. bedsteads,
tables, chairs, oil stoves, potted plants,
etc, are offered for sale very cheap, by
w. A. Gardner. See ad. page II.
Ramos, a Portuguese bootblack on
Hotel street, was arrested yesterday for
assault and battery upon a Chinaman.
He will be tried in police court tOIay.
The regular annual meeting of the
Honolulu Soap Works Co. will be held
at the office of M. w. McChesney Sons
on Friday, January 20, at o'clock
p. m.
The Hawaiian National Guard has
been increased by the addition OF
seventy-hve more members, by the
direction of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
The subject of Mr.. Hays discourse
at the Christian church tomOcr
morning will be "Christ's Love For
The Church." and in the evening The
Plan of Salvation"
St. Andrews Cathedral. Third Sun
day after Epiphany, January 81: Z a.
M, Holy Communion; IL a. m, Mat
ms and Sermon; $3.50 p. m, Pule Ahi-
ahi; 1880 p. h., EvensOng and Sermon.
A special meeting of the United Fra
ternal Association will be held at the
Masonic Temple Sunday at 10 a. m.
Presiding officers and representatives
of every fraternal society are requested
TO be present.
John w. TreglOan, son of the late
RI. s. Tregloan died in the city yes,er-
day. He was 3S years Of age. The
funeral will take place this morn;1g
at 10 o'clock from the undertaking par
lors of II. II. Williams.
Mr. G. George Krogness, Eastern
manager of the San Francisco Call,
who arrived on the Australia, will re-
turn on her. He came over for nerve
cure and says that, despite the plague,
he has received some benefit.
A requisition has been sent by Col.
Ruhlen to Washington for an odorless
excavator for the use of Buena Vista
Hospital One of the latest patterl Is
lying idle at Fort Macpherson and il H.
hoped that this one may be secured.
At Central Union church, the pastor,
Rev. Vim. NJ. Kincaid. WILL preach to-
morrow morning on "Our Duty to Our
City" and in the evening on "Sympa-
thu" the eleventh in the series on the
Making OF Manhood" All cordially
invited.
whitney & Marsh wish to announce
to those wishing to make purchases IN
dry goods without coming into town
that they are invited to place orders,
large or small. by telephone. They
are prepared to deliver to any part OF
the city.
As a health precaution, II. J. NOlte
has torn ND the floors OF the rooms
under his lunch room kitchen. AMI has
thoroughly disnfected the ground prior
to LAYING down the new floor. He has
also thoroughly disinfected his entire
premises.
six white men In the quarantine dis
trict accosted Capt. Parker yesterday
morning and told him that unless they
were provided with proper food, they
would break through the lines regard
less of consequences to themselves
The matter will be thoroughly looked
into.
A chlldren's ward, in connection
with Battery Camp, is being estab-
lished by Dr. Nichols. Here the chill
dren of plague patients may be Well
cared for. and any who can spare chill
dren's clothing or toys will do KIND
act by sending them to the Board oil
Health office.
An order has been issued by Col
Jones to the guardsmen on quarantine
duty by which they will no longer re
ceiye the money offered as bribes oy
persons anxious to get out, and arres
the offender at the same time. IN Ill'
ture they will not accept the money
thus offered.
Mr.. Henry G.. Ginaca, representing
the Fulton Engineering e ShipDnildlng
Works, n large corporation IN gan
Francisco which built the Mauna Lod
and other Inter-Island steamers ar
rived ON the last Australia, and has
already opened an office on Fort street
between King and Merchant streets.
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