The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-25
LOCAL BREVITlES.

bride.
Mr.. G. W. c. Jones. who has been
quite ilI for the past three weeks. is
improving.
A live boy is wanted to run errands.
For further information see card
page II.
A gentleman and wife. with no chill
dren, desire nicely furnished rooms.
See card page y.
An important assessment notice Of
the Nahiku Sugar Company Is pub
lished in this mornings issue.
DIR. Sloggett was at work at the bac-
THEOLOGICAL station yesterday making
microscopical mounts of the plague.
The books of the waimea Sugar Mill
Company Limited, will be closed to
transfers from January 26 to 81, inclu-
sive.
The stock books OF the Hawaiian Su-
gar Company will be closed to trans
fers from January 26th TO 31st, inclu-
sive.
Persons owning safes In the burned
district and desiring to remove them
should read the notice in the BY Au-
thority column.
Judge w. i. Frear states he does
not own the property i'm Aala con-
demned by the Board OF Health and
ordered burned.
The quarantine around the Airing
ton Hotel was raised yesterday after
noon after the departure OF the opera
company for the Coast.
The stock books of the Nahiku. Olaa
and Kihei Companies, respectively,
will be closed to transfers from the
10Th to the 31st of January, inclusive.
The annual meeting OF the Kihei
Plantation Co. stockholders will be
held at the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce, Wednesday, January 81, at
II o'clock a. m.
At midnight the military guards In
Chinatown we're drawn off by Colonel
Jones and that district left entirely in
the hands of the police under Marshal
Browns direction.
One of the Boston Lyric girls. raised
in farming district, and who recent
ly made trip to Oahu plantation,
wanted to know IL the cane wasn't
almost ready for moving.
Complaint is made that the sailings
of inter-island steamers are not now
advertised in time to permit people to
catch the mail, or il so, that the adj
vertising Is done too privately.
DIR. Nichols camp at the battery is
rapidly filing with suspects and per-
sons who have been directly or indi-
rectly exposed to infection. This is
one OF the most important camps so
far established.
Miss Clara Lowrie, who arrived
home Just before the holidays to be
present at the wedding of her brother
Walter, will return to the Coast on the
brig Lurllne, which leaves Kahului in
about ten days.
Miss Edith Berrey and Frank ].
Wallace were married at the home of
Rev. w. M. Kincaid Tuesday evening
Miss Berrey Is the sister of @. ri.
Berrey and Mr.. Wallace Is a contract
or we'll known here.
The newspaper plant for Waikiki,
Maui. has arrived there from San
Francisco. Mr. Robertson. the editor
of the Maui News. as the new paper
les to be called, viii issue the first num-
Der some time in February.
Another birth occurred shortly aft
er midnight at the model japanese
camp on the drillshed grounds. The
christening ceremony will be con-
Quoted soon by Chester Doyle, but the
name has not yet been decided upon.
The Board of Health guards have
all been transferred TO the Police De-
partment under the supervision of the
Marshal The transfer was made at
$3.50 last evening and the total strength
- 1, L. II
odd men turned over.
Rapid work Is shown in the con-
struction of the buildings at the relief
station on PunchbOwl street. Within
one week Contractor w. T. Patty has
erected six two-story buildings each
containing twenty rooms and provid-
ing accommodation for nearly 200 per-
sons.
The Manufacturing Harness Co. have
Just received ex s. 5. Australia a large
invoice OF horse goods. including lap
robes. carriage rugs and fine buggy
whips. They have also received direct
from the manufacturers. eX s. $. Mo
vera. n fine line OF Australian saddles,
for sale cheap.
The young men of Spreckelsville
young ladies'. Last Saturday evening
a most enjoyable function was given
at SpreckeIsville, to which the Wailu-
kuites went in a special train. The
event promises to be soon followed
by others of a like nature
The Cabinet yesterday voted to re-
fer the communication of t. III. Da-
vies g. Co. for permission to erect
warehouse for the storage of goods, to
the Attorney General. The action OF
President Dole in replacing e. G. Win
ston by r. w. Lowrie on the Board of
Health was confirmed.
Yesterday morning Minister Mott
Smith. accompanied by the Japanese
Consul and committee of japanese
merchants. visited the Moiliili tract to
select site for the erection OF suit
able quarters for the Japanese re-