The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Orpheum tonight.

A bay mare has been found. See .
CLASSIFIED advertisements, Lass page.
The little schOOne.-yacn Rover from .
Samoa Is expected here at any tine /
now.
II you are not popular ride. Cieve- |.
land and note Jne dIhergnCe. Iney are /
tony.
An auction sale Of crockery will be !
held AT MOrgan's salesrooms today at
10 a. IN.
A thorough bookkeeper, accountant
and cashier wants a position. see
Wants"
The famous "Maurer" mlndolins are
20 be found at the Bergstrom Music
Company.
The three cases against J. A. Magoon
in the Police Court were postponed yes
terday until this morning.
When ycI go to the band concert
Sunday stop at the Ocean View Cafe
and give your horses a rest.
A large bundle of red silk was lost
from a carriage Friday morning. For
reward, etc, see Want" column.
Special attention is called to the
"Kash's" adj. this issue-the latest in
spring COLTS and in all lines of mems
furnishing goods.
The bell buoy, off the entrance to
Honolulu harbor, has been replaced
temporarily by a c)nical buoy support
ing a circular target.
Accommodations for two gentlemen
who wish to go into quarantine on
Sunday can be had by applying at
once. See card last page.
,,vaJas Of IIfgh School apH
number of other schools in the dis
trict of Honolulu will be reopened
Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
It is estimated that between $500
and $1,000 per day is spent in hack hire
in Honolulu exclusive of the amounts
paid by the Board of Health.
There will be English service in Ka-
waiahao church at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow,
with sermont by Rev.W. ID. Westervelt;
subject, The Character of the Plague.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Sugar Co. will be held on
Monday, March 10, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce.
The machinery of the new brick
works in Nuuanu valley will be tried
for the first time on Monday. Material
for the manufacture of S0,000,000 bricks
Ia available.
Harry Flint, at one time boatswain
on the Bennington and well known
here, writes that he Is on the way
home. When he wrote he was on the
Solace at Yokohama
The Rev. G.. l.. Pearson will preach
tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopa
church on the following subjects: i
a. m, THE Single Eye or Purity o
Intention;" 1882 y. m, Excuses
On Monday evening at s o'clock. h
M. Boyd will lecture IN the Y. NJ. G.
hall on Municipal Government.
large attendance Is assured from amoni
the many interested in the subject.
All persons having claims against
and all persons owing the Home Bak
cry Co, Ltd, are requested to maxi
immediate settlement with Lovejoy 4
Co., treasurers Home Bakery Co. Ltd
The Pioneer Advertising Co. reques
that all persons or firms desiring ad
vertising privileges on the fence, cor
ner King and Fort streets, apply Z
them as soon as convenient. See ad
this issue.
The Japanese, who are interested i
the erection of hospital for ordinar
diseases at Kunawai. Honolulu, ar
anxiously awaiting expected permits
sion from the Board of Health to begi
construction.
Judge Wilcox has Il in for peopl
who ride bicycles on the sidewalk an
from now on everyone caught an
brought before him Will be fined
and costs. Frank Perreida was mad
an example of yesterday.
Owing TO an error In transcribir
the court records yesterday l.. Ahlo WI
charged with unlawful possession
opium. The charge was selling me
chandise without license but II WI
mol pressed in the Circuit Court.
Chas. S. Desky writes from Sa
Francisco that since his arrival the
he has been very busy assembling Il
material of the Pacific Heights eleetr
railway and power plant to be instal
ed. The machinery. he says, VIII
shipped within a month.
All heads of departments or agen
under the Board of Health are reques
ed 20 send in their approved Dills
the Finance Committee at once. NE
chants are notified that the Finan
Committee will accept at its once on
p. JUL, young man, had nothil
better to do the other night but
struct the sidewalk on the corner
Fort and Hotel streets. although 7
quested repeatedly to move on he !
fused 10 do so and was locked U
Juuge Wilcox fined him 20 and costs
the Police Court yesterday.
Japanese women formerly on Paua
street are infesting the waterfront
night, apparently without interferen
from the police. They go about acco'
ing sailors and others and are shade
ed, meanwhile, by the men who i've
their earnings. These women are pi
ticularly numerous between the
ishermen's wharf and the Pacific Nj
dock
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Chr
will hold services Sunday in Militia
hall. rear of Opera house, as follow
"a Sunday school. 10 a. m; Hawaiian s.
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