The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
orpheum tonight.

Clevelands have the honor Of being
the first 1900 wheels shown in Homo
lulu.
Blown tumblers, plain or engraved,
for so cents per dozen at w. w. Di-
mond's.
The American Messenger Service Co
will do your marketing for you. Tele-
phone 444.
Murata, the halter on Nuuanu street
Is having special sale in all kinds of
straw hats.
The road supervisor is repairing the
School street bridge between Nuuanu
and Fort streets.
A secondhand. light express wagon,
with horse and harness complete, is
wanted See Wants"
w. II. Crawford, charged with con-
Quoting a che IA bank, had his case
continued in the Police Court yester-
day.
One 21-horse-power gasoline engine
ard others articles from the Kalihi de-
tention camp are offered for sale else
where.
Wray Taylor's Amateur Orchestra
mad a most successful rehearsal last
evening, twenty-five members. being
present.
Twelve hundred redwood fence posts
are offered for sale in quantities to
suit by the California Feed Co., Queen
and Nuuanu streets.
The Sun Chunt Gwack Bo is the
name OF a new Chinese weekly to ap-
pear next week In the interests of the
Chinese Reform Association.
The Sunday School Union will meet
this afternoon at the Y. M. G. A. hall
at 1880 o'clock. A large number OF
teachers are expected to be present.
The streets of Honolulu at present
have many loose stones and broken
bottles scattered throughout greatly
to the discomfort of drivers and
wheelmen.
The choir of the Second Congrega-
ton of st. Andrews Cathedral will
meet for practice at o'clock this even
ing at the cathedral. All members are
requested TO be present.
The members of the Board of Health
are carrying in their notebooks the
schematic record of the plague pub
lished in yesterdays Advertiser and
gotten up by DR.. Wood.
For the first seven days of March
twenty-eight deaths occurred in the
city OF Honolulu, or an average of four
a day. At this rate the deaths for the
full month would be 124.
l.. A. Thurston. J. b. Castle and G.
Hedemann went into quarantine yes
terday in a cottage on the premises Of
Mr.. Castle at Waikiki, preparatory to
trip to the island of Maui.
The EVA plantation have complet-
II ~ oxfr Of
warehouse and have already begun to
use 1t in storing sugas. There is now
nearly 10000 bags of sugar stored on
the plantation.
A shack is being erected on King
street in the Aala district. 1t is built
on ground raised to the street level by
piling up mud and refuse from the
swamp surrounding 1t, thus complying
as far as the building itself is concern
ed with the sanitary regulations.
The Club Stables, Ltd, SIS Fort
street, are reopened for business. Tour
lists, as well as our home people, wish
ing reliable horses, experienced driv-
ers, new rigs, fair prices, courteous
4 treatment. should call up phone III.
Rigs delivered on call to any part or
the city.
The prospects are that the quaran-
. tine wharf will take its first ship
n alongside on Monday next. The boys
\ in retirement are beginning to find
their quarters a little cramped and are
looking forward to work to do and
$4,000 square feet of wharf surface to
roam over with a good deal of JOY.
Noah Kauhane and John l.. Kaulu-
A kou and wife, the bereaved husband
and parents, join in acknowledgment
n of the many kinduesses and express
n ions of sympathy from friends re-
ceived in their sorrow for the death or
Mrs Kauhane. To the many who at
tended the funeral or sent tokens OF
their kindly remembrance they also
wish to express their acknowledgment.
Two Coreans were up before Judge
Wilcox yesterday charged with at
tempting to break quarantine. one OF
them could speak Chinese and the 9TH
er could not. Neither of them could
speak English. This led to quite an In
ternational squabble. The prosecution
was carried on In Hawaiian, the Judge
reprimanded the Cuiprits In English
and Lee Chung translated the meaning
Of the Court in Chinese to one OF the
men. he in turn speaking in COrean TO
his companion.
Captains Young and Bremmer o! the
n FOrthbank and AspiCe, respectively
have made a survey of the East AtGl-
can to assess fire damages. As far as
they have been able to see there is but
little damage. The tween decks near
the mainmast and the main deck near
the main hatch are considerably char
red The mainmast is Of iron aad so
is not damaged. Until the vessel is
fully discharged &c will not be possible
10 see exactly what damage was done
by the fire in the cargo.