The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-23
LOCAL BREVITlES.
orpheum tonight.

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Mrs.. AhIbOrn and child arrived in
4 the Prkiug last night.
Special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge
No a this evening at 1880.
DR. Myers has changed his residence
10 Miss Keleys, "Engleside'
The Helene. leaving at p. m. today.
. takes passengers and mail for HilO.
notice to the former residents Of
4 Foyler's yard appears in this issue.
lanes b. Castle left in the Mikahala
Yesterday for Kihei and other Maui
ports.
willard f. Brown and wife are con-
templating a trip to Europe in the near
future. =
The petition OF the steamship men
was presented 20 the Board OF Health
yesterday.
pocketbook has been lost. Return
10 Advertiser Office and receive a re-
ward OF 81.
An important notice TO taxpayers ap-
pears under the by Authority" col
umn, this issue.
An important notice concerning de-
linquent Kona Sugar Co. stock Is pub
llshed elsewhere.
A letter lately received states that
J. @. Wood has been laid up with an
attack OF measles.
The Cleveland chainless Is unques-
tlonably the handsomest wheel ever
seen in Honolulu.
Your attention Is called TO the re-
duced prices of paper and envelopes at
the Golden Rule Bazaar.
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Using Solar gas lamps. for bicycles
and Surveys, in this issue.
Be sure and drink G.. ID. G. with soda.
That's what it's made for. That's why
We call II high ball whisky.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell on Tuesday
next the household furniture of the late
James Dodd. See advertisement.
Members Of the Research Club will
note that the next meeting OF the club
will be one week from this evening.
The Upolu was the first vessel to
dock at the new section OF Oceanic
dock which was completed yesterday.
Will f. Fisher will hold an auction
sale of carpenters chests with COM
plete set of tools. See notice this is
sue.
Polynesian Encampment No. 1, /. o.
o. F., will meet tonight at the usual
time and place Work in the first de-
gree.
The Elks OF Honolulu meet at the
Hawaiian Hotel at 7:45 this evening
TO arrange for the installation OF a
lodge.
Anti-Grippe tablets are positive
cure for la grippe and do not cause the
disagreeable ringing in the ears or
deafness.
The sixth assessment of 10 per cent
on the assessable stock OF the Waialua
Agricultural Co. is due and payable.
See notice.
The commission of G. b. Robertson
as first district magistrate at Wailuku,
Maui. was signed yesterday, to take eff
feet on April list.
Eighteen mortuary urns await
claimants at the Office OF the Board of
Health. They contain the ashes OF
victims of the plague.
The Executive Council held a short
session yesterday morning, authoriZ-
ing an appropriation OF $4,000 for the
Board OF Health, pay of guards.
Dr. Hoffman, has secured a few
days leave of absence, and yesterday
afternoon he and Mrs. Hoffman, went
10 Kalihi 30 spend brief vacation.
A most successful social was given
last evening in the Central Union
Church as n welcome 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, the assistant pastor and his
wife.
The steamship Upolu will leave this
port at 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday,
March -, for Honoipu, Mahukona, KO-
hala and KOna ports, receiving freight
today (Friday).
Marshal Brown Is having the mem
bers OF the police force instructed in
the manly art of boxing. This exer-
else is to become regular thing with
the department.
Major General Edward Moody Nc
Cook. who has become an inmate of
the Soldiers Home of Yountville. Cal.
was the first national commissioner OF
the United States to Hawaii.
DIR. lobe inoculated twenty-four men
with the plague prophylactic inside of
eighteen minutes yesterday. Or"
Charlock assisted by making the serum
ready and loading the hypodermic sy-
ringe.
Minister and Mrs. Alexander Young
will give $4,000 for the permanent en-
dowment of a home for incurables pro-
vided that four other persons will do
the same and certain minor conditions
are complied with.
The following Government schools
will reopen on Monday, March 20. at
2 o'clock. Moiliil. Beretania street,
Kakaako. Kaiulani. Royal. Training
Department of the Normal. Emma
street. Kauluwela and Kawaiahao.
p. G. Jones announced loosely at
yesterdays session OF the Council of
State that he was eligible for the
Governorship. His qualifications as
set forth by himself were that he was
over IS years OF age and a Hawaiian
citizen.
Mrs. George c. Beckley has inyesti-