The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Orpheum tonight.

costs in Police Court yesterday.
For sale, a piece of property on
Queen street, suitable for warehouse.
\ bright white boy is wanted to
learn retail grocery business. See want
ads.
Don't buy a wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland. It will pay you TO
wait
The Bergstrom Music Co have just
received a large number of new rec
ords
Mr.. Dauford's cottage on Kinau
street is for rent. See ITO Lets" in
this issue.
The police yesterday arrested a man
known as Travia. who is charged with
cruelty TO animals.
Eight passengers arrived by the
schooner Mary T. Foster from San
Francisco yesterday.
/Putnams Cherry Cough Comfort is a
|sure cure for coughs. Very pleasant to
take. Hebron Drug Co
Regular monthly meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Chamber Of Commerce tOmOr-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
A black silk cape trimmed with lace
has been lost on the Waikiki road.
Finder please return 10 Advertiser Of
flee.
A man named Enoka was arrested
yesterday. charged with stealing a BIZ
cycle. He will be arraigned in court
today.
It is reported that the TramwayA
Company will not cease work on lay
m tn do en- nv
the court.
Rev. VIM. Gardner Of the Christian
Church expects 10 sail on the Australia
for the Coast, in the hope of benefit
ting his health.
Mr.. Il. s. Southwick last evening re-
peated his interesting lecture on the
Beers in South Africa before the pu-
pills of Kamehameha School.
A cane car ran over a Japanese la
borer on Eva plantation Monday, frac-
turing his thigh. He was brought to
the city and placed in a hospital.
One of the notable New Years day
parties was that given. by DR.. Ed. Ar
mitage TO ten of his friends, at Wailu-
ku. Music was a prominent feature.
NJ. J. SimOs, charged with selling
spirituous liquors without a license, re-
served his plea yesterday in court, his
case being continued until Thursday.
Otto Gertz, the boy who was arrested
Sunday night charged with having a
part in the passing of Confederate
money, will be tried in Police Court
today.
Hon. Arthur Sewall will visit Pearl
Harbor today as the guest of Com
mander Merry and Lieutenant Pond.
The party will use the launch of the
tug Iroquois.
The meeting of the Research Club.
set for this week, has been postponed
until further notice, as a large proper
ton of It's members are engaged in
military and sanitary work.
All Kong, who was charged with
violating the Board of Health regula-
tions by using another persons pass
into the quarantined district. was fined
So by Judge Wilcox yesterday.
Judge Perry yesterday fixed the bail
of Jacintho Banavitz at $500. Bana-
vitz is awaiting trial in the Circuit
Court for manslaughter in having shot
young Joe Borgess. two weeks aGo.
Chiya &c Co, successors to Murata &
Co.. Hotel street, wish TO announce 10
their patrons and general public that
their store is open daily and entirely
free and safe from the quarantine dis
trict
McCabe Hamilton & Kinney have
renovated the store building on corner
of Queen and Nuuanu streets and viii
occupy it at once with their Offices.
Their old quarters AZ Is Queen street
have been closed.
The large room back Of the Board
of Health used ty Food Inspector
Shorey and the meteorological depart
ment will be at once divided By a
partition so as to give them separate
apartments.
There being no time between the
close of the Chamber of Commerce
meeting and the time set for the con
ference with the Executive Council,
the Planters Association held no meet
ing yesterday afternoon President
Dole Invited the association to attend
in a body.
Principal Wood asked permission OF
the Board OF Education yesterday TO
reopen the High School, but was re-
ferred to- the Board OF Health DIT.
Wood stated in the afternoon that the
application had not yet reached MN
but IL it did he would likely refuse to
grant it at present.
Theo. Hoffman yesterday began the
erection OF a new ice plant in this city,
to be situated on the old Cyclomere
Park at Kewalo The ice plant ana
cold storage buildings will be one story
in hight. but OF large size on the
ground. Extensive modern machinery
is to be put in, and operations will be-
gin within ninety days.
4 fine business block is soon 70 be
erected on the Austin property on
King street, opposite the Advertiser OF
flee. Hon. s. NJ. Damon, agent for the
estate, made arrangements while in
Boston for the new building, plans for
which will be furnished by Ripley q
Dickey. II is expected to be one OF the
best business blocks in Honolulu.
The committee provided for at Sat
urday nights meeting OF the Hawaiian
Medical Association has been appoint