The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03
LOCAL 3 REVlTIES.

morrow.
The acme 81 beau -. style and quail
~ are shown in the' 1900 Cleveland.
Hon. Sam. Parker is expected from
the Mainland by the DOric next Thurs
day.
The furniture Of Sans Souci Geo
Lycurgus' place. is offered at private
sale. ~
VIII the gentleman whe borrowed
Mr.. Muller's coat kindly send address,
90 this Ofiioe2
Bert" Peterson vas in Auckland on
January 18th having arrived there on
the yacht Noraa.
A white enameled Barns wheel has
been lost. For description reward, etc,
see card last page.
The first prisoners at the newly
erected guard house at Kalihi camp
were the guards themselves
There will be a meeting of the Pho
moor Bullding a Loan Association on
Monday. Feb. r at 1880 p. m
whale over forty feet long stranded
On the beach at Makaweh last week
and caused much excitement until
Killed by the native fishermen.
A young American gentleman de-
slres room and board in private fam
lily. See card last page for address.
The Board of Heaths hack bills for
the months of December and January
are said TO foot up to about $4,000.
The request TO the Health Board
Yesterday for the opening of the
churches came from the Bishop Of
Panopolis
Auction. sale of sugar. in bags and
barrels. etc.. at MoTganis auction rooms
33 Queen street. on Saturday. Feb. 3,
at ~ noon.
The Y. M. G.. A. has erected large
tent at Camp Jones and has sent an
organ and established reading table
there supplied with magazines.
Quite a pile OF Old shoes was burned
lust outside the drillshed camp yes
terday afternoon. All the occupants
are now wearing Japanese slippers.
Three japanese laborers were killed
at the Pioneer mill. Lahaina, las
Wednesday. a heavy piece of machin
cry fell on them, instantly crushing
out their lives y
Chester Doyle sat on the fence will
A garden hose all day yesterday. hi
especial work was 70 wash the soap OF
the laps as they were bathing at tn
drillshed camp.
Al accounts against r. C. A. Peter
son should be mailed Immediately Z
r. o. BOX 1856. Honolulu, and all none
due him 20 be paid to G.. +. Peterson
rs Kaahumanu street.
"A runaway horse attached to n brak
broke away from the vehicle opposit
Grinbaum's on Queen street yeSterda
morning The horse was cleverl
stopped by a mounted patrofman.
There will be meeting of the com
,mittee OF ladies appointed by the Cen
trail Uaion Church to look out for tn
sewing for the sufferers of the fire. q
the church at Q o'clock this morning
The wooden and corrugated iro
tean-tos back of the brick bushes
premises on both sides Of NuuaH
street are being rapidly torn down an
conveyed to the vacant land IN CHINA
town.
Forty seven men have been guard
ing Halawa ridge since the patrol OF tn
district began and thirty Chinese hav
been turned back. IL Is not believe
any person has yet passed the gard
there.
several bundles OF clothes have bee
received from Mrs. Ewart Of Kilauef
Kauai. for distribution among peopl
made homeless by the big fire. tn
clothes are in charge OF Miss MclntyT
OF the Hawaiian Relief Society.
Anti-plague serum, when injecte
into the system at once causes tn
latter to commence generating an anti
toxin which destroys the poison of I'll
bacilli. n Is not the bacillus whic
kills but the poisoRs generated by II
Two bills for laundry destroyed i
the Chinatown district. one for $31 an
the other for $3.50. together with
bii. OF $500 for school books, have bee
presented 20 the Board of Health b
two ladies. All the bills have bee
sworn 10 before a notary public.
One OF the members of the finanC
committee in addressing the Board
Health yesterday as to the manner
auditing the bills, made the quer,
well. what are we going to do Wit
all these bills?" A wag sitting neS
him, answered. "Fumigate theml"
roar of laughter disturbed the digni
OF the Board meeting for a minute.
George II. Paris has been awardt
the contract lot heeplub INC tASiN'
ton for the floor of the Stangenwa
building free from water while the fio
IL being laid. The water flows in
the rate OF about 10000 gallons p
hour and the floor will be laid siXtet
inches below the water line. How u
place is to be kept dry Is the questi'
that Is worrying people interested al
which Mr.. Paris Is to solve.
A native family consisting of tV
small children. mother and father, we
thrown out Of a canoe yesterday by t
sudden tightening of hawser oy
which the little boat was passing. I
accident took place near the surv
ship Pathfinder and one Of the sale
OF that vessel jumped into the wat
and swan TO their assistance. A be
from the shore picked the children
and landed them. The man and WON
hailed out the canoe. The childr
thought the whole thing a great lark