The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

when ordering wood or coal. ring up
Main 100
" W. Bruner left for San Francisco
Yesterday
white nurse girl is wanted to take
are of children
The mail for the Mariposa closed at
orlock yesterday afternoon. 49,
Erred Naylor left for Kauai on the
vHbau yesterday on a business trip.
furnished house of seven rooms on
Young street is offered for rent. See
sd
sanuela charged with the unlawful
session of opium, was discharged
yesterday.
secretary Wilcox, of the Board of
Health, is at MS desk again, after
low days illness.
Fine room and board, in good, cen
raj location, can be had by consulting
our for rent column.
G W r. King is at work again In
the auditors office, having recovered
rom his recent illness.
MYSTIC Lodge No. 2, X. of P, viii
hold regular convention tonight.
work in the first rank.
Lodge lie Progress will hold special
meeting this evening. There will be
work in the third degree.
Tapa and Hawaiian curios at Mrs.
T B Clapham's, at Hawaiian Hotel
grounds, in Gedge Cottage.
Harness and buggies, several sur
rays etc. will be sold at Morgan's
.aesrooms on Saturday next.
The regular meeting of the Honolulu
Bricklayers' Union will be held tonight
at the usual time and place.
The report of Commissioner Irwin
uuon the Hawaiian exhibit in the Paris
EXPOSITION, is to be printed In book
form.
a good stationary engineer, with
frst-clas5 references. can secure a
steady position by consulting our want
column.
The youngest to the, eldest, with wash
suits and skirts, at NJ. Brasch & Co.'S
Lace House.
P D. Kellett took the place of ]. A
Thompson in the Circuit Court yes
terday the latter being confined to his
home with illness.
Sang Lee Chan carries a full line
Of California fruit and vegetables, at
all times. He is located at 1928 Fort
street just above the Orpheum
Some very fine colored art pictures
are shown at Lichtig's art studio The
new easels that We're received by the
last steamer, are also selling very fast
Candida, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for assault with a deadly
weapon, was sentenced TO five days I'M
prisonment yesterday by the Circuit
Judge
The Verdi concert for 80. Thursday
evening at the hotel, Will begin at $50
instead, so that those wishing to at
tend the Trebelli concert may attend
the hotel concert as we'll
Candida, charged with assault with
weapon, yesterday morning withdrew
his plea of not guilty, and plead gull
ty He was sentenced to a term of
i've days and to pay costs.
Mr. Gartley, manager of the Hawaii
an Electric Company. left on the Mari
p0sa yesterday for San Francisco. He
intends purchasing additional machin-
cry for the companys plant
All the ladies interested In the fair
and luau to be given in the interests
Of the Maternity Home on the 18th
instant, are asked to meet AT that in
stitution this morning at 10 o'clock
The choir of the Second Congrega-
ton Of st. Andrews Cathedral will
have special rehearsal this evening at
) O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. G.
up.
Mr. K. E. Blouin, director of the Ha-
waian experimental station, left on the
Kinau yesterday for Hawaii, to visit
all the plantations through the Hama
kua district on business connected with
his office.
Last Saturday a luau was given at
kapaama in honor of Mrs. Robert
Levi, who on that date attained her
thirty-fOurth year About a hundred
guests were present including several
from Hawaii
The wives of the doctors OF Honolulu
are invited to attend a meeting Thurs
day morning next, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence of Mrs. Dr. May, 3S1 Bere
iania street, to arrange for booth at
the Maternity Home luau, TO be held
March 18th.
German named Schuetzer was
Yesterday arrested for vagrancy, hav-
ing been discovered living in filth in a
little shack behind the two-story build
ing on PunChbowl street, opposite ha-
waiahao Church. He was formerly an
innate Of an insane asylum.
Mrs William Henshall, though some
what improved, has not yet sufficiently
recovered from the shock of her nus
bands death to undertake the voyage
TO the Coast, but George Henshall
brother Of the unfortunate victim OF
me Rio disaster, sailed yesterday on
the Mariposa to see his father
Mrs c. H. Brown has been elected
- the Young Women's Christian Asso-
cation secretaryship, to succeed Mrs.
coleman, who leaves for the Coast
soon. Mrs Brown is very popular, and
WIN be a worthy successor to Mrs
lofman who has conducted the affairs
Oh the association so satisfactorily
Frederick Lauso, a Spaniard, was
aalied before the Circuit Court bar
yesterday and questioned as to why he
should not be punished for contempt
u court in disobeying a subpoena.
Lauso explained that he was i'll with
eyer and was excused. He trembled
with weakness while standing before
he court. =
Miss Frances McTeague, secretary
ana stenographer to Secretary of the
trFFltory II. f. Cooper, will leave Via
me Sonoma on the 18th instant, for a
islt Of a few weeks on the Mainland.
g.lss mcTeague will visit friends in San
francisco, Bakersfield and Los Angel
-, returning to Honolulu to resume