The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-12
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Orpheum tonight.

All grades of the Punahou Prepare
tory open this morning.
A japanese lost his hand at Spreck-
elsville by an explosion of giant pow
der.
The purest of olive oil, either Italian
or Portuguese, is to be had at the Ho-
bron Drug Co.'S.
Z. o. Hall &c Son expect a large ship
ment of Columbia and Rambler bicy-
cles per next Australia.
The funeral of Togo Jackson will
take place today at 8 o'clock from his
late residence at Iwilei.
The stock books of the Wailuku Su-
gar Co. will be closed to transfers from
the 18th to the 18th of March.
Real Estate Agent Ables offers for
sale a lot on Lunalilo street, with
shade trees and water laid on.
f. A. Mayfeld, looking after freight
matters for the Board of Health, can
now be found on the Inter-Island
wharf.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will take place this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Catholic
Mission.
Armstrong Smith again went into
quarantine last night preparatory to
resuming charge of his school at the
close thereof.
DR.. Cooper made necessary profess
sional visit to Vain lalo yesterday
and returned to town at about 10
O'Clock last night.
The officers elected at the first an
nual meeting of the A. Harrison Mill
Co., Ltd, are announced in an adver-
tisement in this paper.
A corner plot on Pensacola street,
100000, will be sold as a whole or in
lots; also one interior lot, S0x1S0, at a
reasonable price. See Mrs. Hendry's
card.
The Claudine touched at Maalaea
bay, Maui, to convey the Dickey family
to Honolulu. The mail from Kahului
and Wailuku was sent overland to that
place.
Attention of those interested in the
proposed change of the harbor lines is
called to "By Authority" signed by
Minister of Interior Alex. Young in
this issue.
The Star is authority for the state
ment that Attorney A. s. Humphreys
backed by George ID. Gear, will be a
ship Of Hawaii.
Miss Hawley of B. +. Ehlers & Co
has returned from the States, after
making a careful study of the latest
fashions in millinery, and has brought
some very new and novel ideas.
Prompt service Is the rule in the new
dress making department of whitney
& Marsh, Ltd, importers of fine dry
goods. Call and examine their new lin,
of storm serges. broad cloths and novel
ties, Just opened.
Mr.. II. M. Boyd will deliver an ad
dress before the Triangle Club at the
Y. NJ. G. A. hall this evening on "Th'
Organization and Conduct of a Munich
pality." All members are allowed Il
bring their friends.
The bed rock tunnel being run IL
the lao valley, Maui. for the Wailukl
Sugar Company has progressed 10
feet and a flow OF twenty miner
inches has been developed. The tunne
will be carried for quarter of mile
BY order OF II. NJ Dow, Jas. +. Nor
gan will sell at public auction toda.
noon at his salesrooms two VALUABLE
residence sites on the corner of Alapa
and Prospect streets, at an upset pric
of $500 each. Easy terms will b
given purchasers.
Secretary Hendry held the fort at tn
Board of Health Office all day yester
day; Notwithstanding the fact tina
Sunday was booked as a holiday. II
has lost track of Sundays since tn
plague broke out, but still is as roun
and genial as ever.
The Maui News prints a letter froi
q
statements made about the Maui plagu
by DIR. Armitage in communication !
the Advertiser. Mr.. Hons says that ID
Armitage diagnosed all the bubon
cases as pernicious malaria.
Dr.. A. Il. Carter of Makao, on IL
other side of this island, is reporte
very sick DR.. Wayson has obtaine
permission from the Board OF Healt
to go to the sufferer. taking with him
trained nurse DR.. Wayson leaves Il
the other side this morning.
A pretty calendar for the curreI
year Is being circulated by the Hawai-
an Trust a. Investment Company. Lin
tied. The table of the months
mounted below a handsome picture
field life which will appeal to lovers
sport as well as business men.
OMluE IO lNt lttthb ANoASA'NNANfN
the president and officers of the Hue
Land Company, the following office
have lately been elected at meetiI
held in Huelo, Maui: President, A.
Kepoikai; vice president, II. p. Bal
win: secretary. f. G. Allen; treasure
w. ]. Lowrie; auditor, II. \. Landfor
The receipt OF the following don
tons to the Chinese Relief Fund
gratefully acknowledged by Vim quo
the treasurer: Chas. j. Fishel, 81
CAL Feed Co, Ltd, $50: c. Brewer
Co. Ltd. $3.50: Il. o. Hall & Son, 1t,
500: w. w. Dimond & Co, Ltd, $40
Ed. Hoffschlaeger q Co. Ltd, 80
J. 8. Walker, $25. Total $500.
Two sailors from one or the vesse
in the harbor were on the streets we
terday trying to dispose of a diamol
which one OF them claimed he NJ
"sneaked' from the South African al