The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.
orpheum tonight.


Don't buy a wheel until you see the
1900 Cleveland It will pay you TO
wait.
Eight DRINKS were arrested yester-
day. and will appear in Police Court
today.
"Mikado" will be produced by the
opera company at the Orpheum this
evening.
There was no sign Of either the XII
nau or Claudine at an early hour this
morning.
Jas. Mcclellan was a passenger from
Kilauea by the steamer Re Au Hou
yesterday.
Waikiki and the bathing resorts of
the beach were well patronized yester-
day afternoon.
Sydney papers announce bicycle
contest between Honolulu Jones and
Plugger Bilmartin.
Consul General Haywood has an inn
portant notice to ship masters. agents
and others in this issue.
Mrs. Gums dancing class for chill
dren will be held this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock in Progress hall
very clever lady violinist, an eX-
cellent teacher on that instrument, will
shortly arrive in Honolulu.
Joe Lucas was arrested yesterday,
charged with vagrancy. He will have
a hearing before Judge Wilcox today.
The regular meeting Of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will take place this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Catholic
Mission.
The stock ledger Of the American
Sugar Co. will be closed to transfers
for the 10th TO the 18th, both days in
elusive.
The Marine Guide will be issued on
the mornings of Tuesdays and Fridays
instead of Mondays and Thursdays, as
heretofore.
An experienced miner is prepared to
take charge of all classes of mining;
has had fifteen years experience. See
adj. page Il.
The ouarter1y meeting of the Stran-
gers Friend Society will be held at the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall on next Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
New goods direct from Europe are
being opened daily at r.. w. Jordan s.
No. 10 Fort street. DO not tall 10 III
spect the new lines.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Hawaii
an hotel included r. ID. Moler, {. +.
Perry. Homer Smith, G. j. Hutchins,
city; DR.. Y. Toga, Japan.
The new Fishmarket inspector, Loui7
Berndt. has cleaned the place up and IS
enforcing sanitary conditions there III
a very thorough manner
It is expected that the first four
buildings will be finished by Tuesday
afternoon at the Detention Camp; they
will hold about 100 persons each.
AS soon as quarters are available
about 100 Japanese carpenters, now IN
Chinatown, will be placed in quaran-
tine and employed as assistants
The usual large number of persons
enioved the Sunday afternoon concert
nv the Hawaiian Government band at
Makee Island yesterday afternoon.
Intending passengers for San Fran
cisco per Australia, January 70, shoulu
carefully read the notice or VIM. ".
Irwin & Co.. agents, relating thereto
in this issue.
The arrivals at the Arlington hotel
Yesterday included VIM. 7. winters
Geo. A. Zeller. U.S.A.; Thos. Duncan
Archibald Sell. s. S. Westminster Art.
s. Guthrie, Manila, p. l.
Joseph Marsden heard some very
fine music while abroad, and among
other things he saw and heard Mascas-
nj conduct one Of his new operas the
overture had to be repeated three
times.
The petition of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit Company to enjoin the HAWAII
an Tramways Company from laying q
double track on King street between
Nuuanu stream and Victoria street mas
been denied by Judge Perry.
Harvey Carlyle. in charge of the ar
NV mules in the Iwilei corral, was ar
rested Yesterday by Police Captain
Parker for driving the mules pronls-
cuousIv along the streets. lie Will DC
given a hearing in court today.
The Honolulu Cricket Club was most
bosnitablv entertained at a smoker on
hoard the transport Athenian on FIJI
dav night. Songs and music, IN con
junction with the usual good Things
helped TO pass a most enjoyable even
ing.
Tni Olivia was arrested yesterday by
Marshal Brown, charged with heedlesS
driving. Olivia is said to have trleo
10 force his truck past another vehlcle
ON a narrow roadway resulting ~
damage to a third vehicle that Wis
near.
At the services of the Bishop con
gregation St. Andrews Cathedral yes
terday offerings were taken up loL , wy
Society for the Propagation OF the G ,..
pei in Foreign Parts. Inc DlSi III
preached a sermon appropriate TO th'
occasion.
At the morning service OF 81. Al M
drew's English congregation yeste. udy
there was a celebration OF the Nlos
Holy Eucharist. Rev. Alexander MaCH
intosh being the Othclatlhs pIlS9 10.
thC,,t sivty communicates were pres