The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-23
orpheum tonight.

WhtCh you Nan utPeuu.
There are a hundred different Scotch \
WHISTLES, but only one G. ID. G.
Lots at Kalihi. all sizes and prices.
William Savidge, $40 Fort street. q
The waikahululu bridge, ON School
street, Is reportedto be in a dangerous ,
condition.
Hon. Alex. Young. Minister of the
Interior, calls for tenders for common :
hard brick
A house OF seven rooms is wanted
for rent. Apply e. b. MeClsnahan,
Judd building
Don't miss the special sale at N. s. I
Sachs this week. Just read the list
OF prices on this page.
Goo Kim. 2l9 Nuuanu street. above
Hotel. has now on display elegant new
goods. Inspection invited.
Mrs George r. Carter was quite
severely hurt day before yesterday by
fall while coming down stairs.
d. W. Roach. formerly of the Pan
theon, Is now located with Bert" Bow
er. at the Criterion shaving parlors- ,
Two individuals. Hawaiian and a
Frenchman too drunk TO register, we're
given quarters in the Police Station |
last night.
The Honolulu Iron Works has a |
most successful appliance for the dis
infection of merchandise. with heat as
the Notwithstanding agent.
The books of the Hawaiian Sugar
Co will be closed to transfers from
Saturday. February oath, to Wednes-
day. February 2Sth, inclusive.
n you have a sweet tooth there is
nothing better than some OF Gruenha-
gems chocolate bon bons and marsh
mallows. May & Co. have them fresh
at all times.
The Executive building was closed
yesterday. The Board of Health was
the only public office open. DR.. WOOD
was kept busy during the larger por-
ton Of the day.
BY order Of the underwriters. Jas. F.
Morgan will sell at public auction to-
morrow, at 10 a. m. at his salesrooms,
merchandise damaged by salt water ex
ship PoseidOn. from Liverpool.
The Honolulu Normal School mot
Including the training Department.
and the High School mot including
the grammar grades) reopen at 3
o'clock a. m. on Monday, Feb. 18th.
The store Of Asada & Co.. Robinson
block. Hotel street. Ii again open Tor
business. They are Offering silks and
silk goods. gents furnishings. etc, at
very low prices. Call and examine
bargains.
Iwakami. Robinson block. Hotel
street. has again resumed business and
Is Offering special values in golf
shirts. neckwear. pajamas, etc. These
goods arrived per steamer Australia,
February 18th.
A small blaze occurred at the corner
sf Vineyard and Punchbowl streets at
about noon yesterday. But little dam
age was done. The flames were ex-
tInRuished before the arrival OF the
Fire Department.
Thlrty-fve Chinese gamblers were
rounded up by Deputy Marshal Chil-
Hngworth yesterday near the u. X. 8
4. Co = depot. They were charged with
gambling at the Police Station and or
depositing Si2 bail each were released
The men for the quarantine whar
went into retirement yesterday at I'M
Healani club house Inspector n. hru
ger takes the place OF Inspector spence
ON the wharf. The quarantine will las
two weeks and before tnat time III
wharf will be ready.
The band concert at the Executive
building last evening was largely at
tended and the fine music was appre
eiated by all present. The ground
are becoming more popular than En-
ma Souare. from a point OF publ
convenience. for holding moonligh
concerts.
There will be a meeting of the Sun
day School Union at the Y. NJ. Z. =
rooms this afternoon at 4:3O O'CLOCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and Miss HarroV
recently from the Coast. who are wei
known for their zeal end ability l
sunday school work. will be presen
All are most cordially invited 70 a
tend.
Mr.. A. p. Taylor. the Advertiser II
porter who had serious accident SCI
eral days ago. Is getting excellent cal
nj the Queens Hospital and doing
well as can be expected. He Is vei
weak. owing chiefly TO the blow 9
his head. which produced cOncusslC
OF the brain, and It will be some TIN
before he can return to duty.
Superintendent Andrew Brown a.
nOunces there were only nine inches
wafer in reservoir No. /, Nuuanu va
lev. last evening. This means "a
OF three inches a day; consequently
estimates that II It does not rain the
will be no water In the Nuuanu vall'
pipes by the day after tomorrow. ~
problem of water Is now one which 9
residents OF the valley will have
solve for themselves.
Twenty-three OF the young people
Honolulu spent Washington's birthd
In the valleys and mountains OF PalC
valley They reached the valley
Smiths bus and by private carriag
The trampers then climbed the cent?
hills. where they took lunch a
spent several hours hunting for la
shells and having a good time in e
erai. II was "a warm day, but the s.
breezes OF the hills and the sport
sliding down the declivities on
leaves made It an enjoyable day
all.