The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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IN this issue.
kerr's big sale for one week only
commences today.
A bicycle has been found. Apply at
b. r. Ehlprs & Co.
Wanted. a 6rst-class horse-shoer at
the Honolulu Stock Yards
Don't go wrong when buying
camera The POGO excels all others
Wanted to exchange a 1p-room house
in Oakland for Honolulu property see
card.
Nuuanu street from Queen to King
streets has been released from quar-
antine.
A new stock Of dry goods embracing
all departments is being opened by
Whitney e. Marsh.
For the thirty days Of January 40
deaths, including those by plague. have
occurred in Honolulu
A gentleman and wife desire room
and board i'm a private family for adj
dress, etc. see card, page II.
George y. Boardman, Miss Board
man Fred Dat and the two nurses will
be released from quarantine today.
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from business by III health. He an
ticipates trip to the coast by the next
Australia.
The creyices in the Fort street doors
OF Jordans store have been sealed
with strips of paper during toe fumiga-
ton process
The new cars turned out by the
Tramways Company are highly credit
able and in every way equal to the i'm
ported article.
Thrum's book bindery has been
moved from Bethel street to a base
ment back of Thrum's stationery store
on Fort street.
small brown pony. with boys sad
die and bride, have been lost. Return
to Mrs. G. w. Ashford and receive
suitable reward.
The furniture of five-room cottage
including piano. palms. ferns, etc, as q
whole or in lots to suit Is for sale. see
notice for address.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Co. have increased their capital stock
to $500. 900. The number of shares has
been Increased TO $500.
G. Cramer of Fort street complains
OF a burglary at his place of business
on Monday night. A quantity of new
wearing apparel was stolen.
Prof ingalls, is now engaged in flu
migating Jordan's store, on Fort
street. Upon completion the store will
be again opened for business.
The annual meeting of the share
holders OF G. Brewer & Co.. Ltd, will
be held at the Office of the company on
Wednesday. February 7th. 1900. at 10
a. m.
A list of the names OF the officers who !
were elected at the general meeting of
the stockholders OF the Honolulu Rapid |
Transit & Land Co. is published in |
this issue.
The trial of Geo. Piggott and Frank !
Hausler for completely in the robbery |
at Chinatown on the night of the big /
fire was partly heard by Judge Wilcox |
yesterday.
A quantity of Chinese merchandise, /
marked "Fumigated," is being re-
moved from Beretania street next to /
DR.. Auguris to the fumigating station 4
on King street.
Geo. r. Cartera nd r. NJ. Lewis were |
change yesterday. Gt is the first time /
either member has attended a session .
for SO seral weeks.
The grand opening of l.. B. Kerr's /.
mems furnishing department COM /
mences today. full line of the latest /
styles aud novelties in mems cuffs, col |
lars. hats, ties, etc.
Commissions as Board of Health |
agents, together with special instruc- |
tions, were yesterday mailed by Pri-
vate Secretary Hendry to the appoin-
tees of the Board on Kauai.
The Honolulu Mercantile Agency I
of which j. H. Macpherson is manager /
have opened an office in Spreekels |
building All collections entrusted to
their care will be promptly attended to. |
Tenders for supplying clothing for
several hundred inmates of the drill
shed camp are called for by Superin-
tendent c. A. Doyle. See advertise
ment.
Property and interested citi-
zens are invited 20 be present at the
meeting OF the Board of Health with
the Executive Council today at 2 p. m,
to discuss the question of street extern
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town district.
The tents of Company B were folded
yesterday afternoon on the Executive
building campus, and taken to Camp
Jones. The company followed later,
leaving but a small squad for duty at
headquarters. Four tents were lett Tor
the accommodation of the latter.
Col. Ruhlen was yesterday courteous
ly refused admission aboard the hos
pital ship Missouri. In the interests
Of the sick men aboard a rigid quar-
antine is being observed here so that
the men may be landed as soon as pos
sible after arriving at San Francisco.
A brake containing three persons
ran down a native woman in Pauoa
valley yesterday afternoon, resulting in
a broken nose. torn lip and several
bruises on the body OF the latter. DR..
Garyin was called and dressed the
wounds, which were very painful, but