The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-12
LOCAL BREWTIES.
orpheum tonight.


sail on Saturday.
The Claudine will gtt away for Maui
ports this morning.
There are hundred different Scotch
WHISTLES, but only one G. ID. c.
Dimond & Co. advertise preventive
for cold feet. See ad. ION page 3.
The best amateurs use POGO cameras.
Why? Because they are the best.
The Central Union Choral Society
will not hold a meeting this evening.
The Board Of Health has a new quar-
antine notice on page of this issue.
Don't buy a wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland. II Will pay you 10
wait.
Mrs. Ren5es gave a card party yes
terday afternoon al her Nuu1nu valley
residence.
Mrs. Gum will form new dancing
class for grown people this evening at
Progress haii.
J. o. Young has been placed in
charge Of the pay department Of the
Board Of Health.
A meeting OF the st. Andrews Priory
for the old pupils will be held next
Friday at 2 D. IN.
w. G. Achi & Co. are advertising in
this issue a number of desir. bic lots in
well-known districts.
A sign bearing the words mo Rats
Allowed Aboard This Ship" is common
on the waterfront just now.
NJ. r. Lucas's jewelry establishment
asks you TO see special notice on page
o. Don't overlook it; read It.
George Kipa was arrested yesterday
charged with ordinary assault, and will
~ tried in Police Court today.
I A. s. HUMPHREYS and wife have re-
moved to Waikiki till their new nome
in Nuuanu valley is completed.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Tribe No. |, |. o. X. NJ, this
Friday evening. at 1880 o'clock.
A plan Is being formulated by the
directors of the KamalO plantation to
reduce the capitalization of the COM
pany.
Yamasta was arrested yesterday,
charged with cruelty to animals. He
will be examined today in Police
Court.
A grass fire in Nuuanu valley mauka
Of Wyllie street was extinguished by
neighbors last night with considerable
trouble.
The Board OF Health In a BY Author
ity calls attention to the law relating
to sanitary conditions of dwelling
houses and tenements.
a gold buckle. with mounted kukui
nut attached, monogram A. o. U. w.
and three links in gold. has been lost.
For reward see ad. page IL.
The hull of the wrecked barkentine
Carson is still moored outside the reef
of Waikiki, and for the present moth
ing is being done upon the wreck.
George n. Carter has transferred the
freight department of the Board of
Health from the Judiciary building to
his ONCE at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
building.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Star Dairy Company,
Limited, ut the Office of ]. Alfred Ma
COON, in Honolulu, on Wednesday. jan
uary n, at 3 o'clock p. m.
A native member of the National
Guard was arrested yesterday for al
lowing poi to be passed out of the
quarantined district. A number of
complaints of lack of discipline among
the guards have been reported.
A guard who attempted to stop a
Chinaman named Chun Lieu was
knocked down Wednesday night by
the wagon driven by the Chinaman,
who refused to stop. Chung Lieu was
fined S. In Police Court yesterday.
J. Smith, a boat boy, who took a
woman named Kamala out to the
steamer Helene Wednesday night. in
violation OF health regulations, was
fined $40 in Police Court yesterday.
Kamala was fined the same amount
l.. Kinney, an elderly American,
about 60 years of age, and unmarried,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon in
his carpenter shop at South and King
streets. A postmortem examination
by Or. Howard showed that Mr.. Kin
ney died of heart disease.
Complaints from passengers by the
; o'clock Waikiki car in regard TO
overcrowding by laborers employed in
laying the tracks of the company,
should suggest TO the management the
desirability of placing an extra car at
the disposal of its workmen.
The Foster and Irwin blocks on
Nuuanu street were freed from quar-
antine yesterday afternoon. They are
occupied by Lovejoy & Co., liquor
dealers; a Japanese liquor dealer;
Schweitzer & Co., dry goods; and {.
J. Fishel, general merchandise.
Capt. Thompson Of the schooner
Mary IL. Foster was not, it transpires,
in charge OF the vessel when she came
into port on the 9Th, when she scraped
her keel. Pilot Lawrenson was in
temporary command, and the slight ac-
cident was due to his keeping too near
the spar buoy, according to shipping
men.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
I Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
| will be held at the residence of Mr.. a.
I +. Cooke on Saturday evening at 1890
D. m. The committee nominated at the
last meeting will render their report
and other matters of interest to the
members will be brought before the So
ciety. The board of managers are re-
rf1 a Il O'clock