The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Happy New Year.
nrnhnnm tonight

See B. F. Ehlers ad this page for
bargains.
New Years dinner at The Home
Bakery Cafe.
Frank Godfrey returned from Ha-
vail by the Kinau yesterday.
S. J. salter's grocery store will be
closed all day-New Years day.
No need of burning houses when our
disinfectants are used. Hebron Drug
Co. ~
POGO cameras have more up-to-date
features than any other. They will
please you.
The Minister of Finance desires to
draw the attention of importers to no
tice on page 10.
The stores of II. May & Co., Lewis
& Co. and Chas. Hustace will be closed
all day-new Years.
Capt. G.. Maercker of the German
navy and wife are through passengers
by the Hongkong Maru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Lowrie are
expected today by the Claudine from
Maui, enroute for California.
A list of the schools to remain
closed until further notice is given in
the BY Authority column of this issue.
Lieut.. Romanoff, an officer of the
Russian navy, Is a through passenger
by the Hongkong Maru, which sails
today.
The Hongkong Maru can now boast
of two masts only, her mainmast haV-
ing been taken out before she left ia
pan for this port.
Offices for rent above the Washing
ton Mercantile Co., corner of Queen
and Fort streets. Apply on premises OF
Arthur Harrison.
b. Lichtig has removed his office and
residence to NuUanu avenue, between
Kukui and Vineyard streets, next to
the Honolulu Hotel.
Stated meeting of the Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81, f. & A. NJ, Monday
evening, January l, 1900, at ESO.
Transaction of business.
Merchants Patrolman Tennent is in
charge at the oil warehouse of the
Chinese inhabitants of the buildings
burned on Nuuanu street yesterday.
Paul Egry is contemplating the for
nation of a sixteen-piece string Dand
with the object OF inaugurating series
of afternoon concerts at the Orpheum.
Among the late arrivals at the Ha-
yaiian Hotel are w. e. Weigle OF the
transport Flintshire, Franklin II. Aus
tin. w. NJ. Langton, city; Guy owens,
Eva.
The engagement has been an
nounced between Robert Frederic
Tango of this city and Alys Maud Dam
ford. third daughter of Lady Anna
Heron.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
pioneer Building & Loan Association
will be held at the Chamber OF COM
merce on Tuesday evening, January
2, at 1880.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Oceanic Athletic Club held on Friday
night the entire board resigned ana
formally handed over the clubs outht
10 its members.
A lease and goodwill on store
with dwelling, stock and fixtures, is OF
fered for sale; new premises on SchOUi
street. low rental. See ad., j. IL
Schnack, page 10.
Captain Campbell has resigned his
position as wharf superintendent tol
the Inter-Island S. n. Co. Ill health IL
tbe only reason for terminating sew
snteen years term of service Win th'
company.
The members of Engine Company
No 4. at Makiki, desire TO express
their sincere thanks to Mr.. and Mrs
w. Luning for liberal donation o
Christmas cake and other delicious re
freshments.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth RAID
"A a house at Pawaa, kept by HarVe!
Chase. early Sunday morning, anu al
rested three couples on the charge
adultery. They gave bail in the sun
of $40 each. and will be given a hear
ing Tuesday morning.
All depositors in the Hawaiian Pos
tai Savings Bank are urgently request
ed to deliver their passbOoks 10 u
nearest Postal Savings Bank ONCE DC
tween the 1st and Both of January s.
thaS same may be forwarded 10 i@oho
Iulu and interest entered therein
g II. Mesten, barkeeper at the tia
waiian Hotel. was arrested yesterda
for alleged violation of section 4o4 o
the Penal Laws of 1887, prohibiting VI
saIe of spirituous liquors on Sunua
without a license. Mr.. Mesten tuI
nisbed bail in the sum of $3.50 ana VII
have a hearing in the District Cour
Tuesday morning.
The Salvation Army will contlnu
meetings at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall 10
the present. Monday evening ota,
Captain and Mrs. Merriweather VII
conduct the meeting, which Will be
song service and the farewell meetln
Of the stan captain and his wife, wh
have had the supervision of the wor
ON the Islands the past tourtee'
months. -,
a frst-class game of football is ex
pected this afternoon when the Tow.
bovs meet a strong eleven from IN
sixth United States Artillery at Tn
Punahou College grounds. BOT
teams are very strong and are goo
match. An admission fee of % cent?
children 10 cents, will be charged a
the gates. The game will commend
at 8 O'Clock sharp.
The coroner's inquest in the case z
It'll 4 II