The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-27
LOCAL BREVlTlES.


Oil twice year ends your trouble,
II you ride a Cleveland.
There are twenty patients now un-
der treatment at the pest hospital.
A house. partly furnished or other
wise. il offered for rent in this issue.
Chester Doyle has placed a sentry
box at the gates Of the drillshed camp.
Clevelands have the honor of being
he first 1900 wheels shown in Homo
lulu.
Commander Merry expects the Nero
, o arrive here from Guam at almost
ny time.
A.. *. Naipo. an efficient police Off
Ger, has been made lieutenant OF the
third watch.
The Browning class will not meet at
Mrs. FTeaT's this morning nor until
further notice.
It Is reported that a child was
burned to death day or two since at
Waianae mill.
Company -. now stationed in the
Executive grounds, may go to the Ka-
lihi camp today.
An important notice to the creditors
II the estate of John Phillips is pub
lished in this issue
The Board of Health of Hilo has at
asst recognized the Honolulu Board Of
Health as an official body.
The land in the Keokea that formerly
Jelonged to n. Hoppe, has been pur-
hased by Mrs. Greenwell.
Mrs. Damon has contributed a large
1umber of states and pencils for the
inmates of the drillshed camp.
No services will be held in any of
he churches tomorrow. IL is thought
est 20 have no public gatherings for
awhile.
A bark was reported off Koko Head
f-st night at 10 o'clock. The lookout
Diamond Head could not tell what
a 10 was.
Miss DE Lartigue has just received
some Partisan novelties in the way of
8ide-cOmbs, back-combs and hair or
laments.
A list of the officers who were elect
d at the annual meeting of the Star
airy Co., held January "a, is pub
shed in this issue.
as guards for the Board of Health
were criticized rather severely at yes
'erday's session of that body.
Bids will be received at the Office
OF RI. l.. Kerr for the construction of
three-storied building at the corner
u Beretania and Fort streets.
Voluminous official copies of the
proceedings of the Hiloites in adopting
quarantine regulations have been re-
ceived at the Board Of Health office.
Two hundred boxes of fine eating
apples. ex Australia, are offered for
sale cheap by the box. Apply to Il. l..
Marshal. Queen street, opposite Union
eed Co.
Today Is the birthday of Emperor
William of Germany. Owing to the
present health conditions the German
consul will not keep open house, as
heretofore.
Hiio's Board of Health passed mo-
ton 20 ask the Executive Council for
$50. 900 TO establish their quarantine
sid suppress the plague IL 1t reaches
leir island.
The Bloemfontein will not begin
~ Nht ONtdhlN hONh hhNi
all of the Australians freight has been
removed. She is moored near the
wharf, but not alongside.
Captain and Mrs. Il. X. Clarke an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Annie X. Clarke, to Mr.. Norman
Watkins. assistant chemist at the Ha-
waiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd.
The Inspector General of Education
announces that he is now preparing
.iritten work for the Paris Exposition
which is to be sent to the binders soon
Any work still in the hands of teach
ers should be sent in this week.
The insane employe of the Metropol
itan Meat Market, who was confined IN
the asylum early this week. eluded his
keepers on Thursday and remained II
concealment until yesterday, when M
was found and returned TO the institu
ton.
Mr.. Give Davies says the rumo
brought into port that the horses OF
the McBryde plantation are starving
cannot possibly be true. Messrs. Da
vies &c Co. have shipped plenty of fod
der and have even been able to sci
generously from their stock to othe
firms. McBryde Is all right.