The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-07
LOCAL BREvITiEs.

nawsett sale by the Pacific Transfer
Co.
rnnorted Organizes at the City OF
paris' display at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K of p, held
&c regular monthly meeting last even
ing.
6ne horse will be sold lat auction
,o.day by Jas. F. Morgan at sales
rooms.
good-sized house on Nuuanu, just
above Wyllie street. is offerad for rent
see ad
Samuel McKeague will succeed w.
r Monsarrat as keeper of the powder
magazine.
All the work turned out by the Ho-
rouu Steam Laundry gives perfect
satisfaction
number of cash boys are wanted
IA work for the Honolulu Market,
Bethel street.
4 party advertises for two furnished
rnors which would be suitable for
light housekeeping.
Mr.. Rice, formerly a machinist at
Kaialua. has accepted a position with
The Honolulu Iron Works.
bookkeeper with twenty years ex-
narience desires a position with some
business house. See classified adj
Tom and Jerry made of Green
River Whisky taken before retiring
keeps the chill away while sleeping.
", H. Marshall will complete his six
months sentence for libel on April 13
ond will once more be a free man
Deputy Sheriff Chilingworth will
soon be able TO resume his duties on
the police force after several days of
Illness
The Pacific Transfer Co. will haul
furniture, etc, from the Dowsett sale
today Send in your order. Tel.
Main So
The list of officers of the C. F. Her.
rick Carriage Co, Ltd, who are to
serve for the ensuing years appears in
this issue.
Some very new patterns of Batten-
berg and Point Laces are being shown
By Mrs. Chaplain. on Richards and
Hotel streets.
Every tourist and visitcr to the Ha-
waiian Islands should make a visit to
The Island Cigar and Curiosity Shop,
il6 Hotel street.
Auctioneer VIII f. Fisher will sell
a number of fine ferns, plants, tools.
etc today at 10 a. IN. at the Dowsetf
homestead in Palama.
Household furniture, doors, sashes,
blinds and Hawaiian coffee and sugar
at public auction today at James
Morgan's at 10 o'clock.
c. R. Frazier has accepted a posi-
ton with E. o. Hall & Son and will
have charge of the decoration in their
many display windows.
The auction sale of furniture and eff
iects at the Dowsett homestead at
Paiama Will be continued by Will E.
Fisher today at 10 a. m.
The B. Lichtig Art Studio is now in
the Territory Stables building, where
they have more room to display their
fine pictures and frames.
Loose stones on the street have been
| the cause of serious complaint on the
part of those who own carriages
equipped with rubber tires.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. has
just what the ladies want for the
Mardi Grass ball-Queen Elizabeth
/ slippers, with large buckles.
According to Manager Grant of the
Automobile Company their vehicles
/ viii be running on the streets of this
/ City by the middle of March.
The Woman's Exchange moved yes
/ terday into Mrs. Lacks store, at 314
h Fort street, and will be pleased to see
L their old customers tomorrow.
| Notices to the effect that smoking is
| prohibited in the tramcarS do not
4 bear much weight, nor do the con-
Il ductorS make any effort to enforce the
/ rule
The reports of the City Sanitary Of
Acer and Plumbing Inspector for the
month OF January were presented to
Inc Board of Health yesterday and ac-
| eepted.
Brewer & Co. held their annual
Meeting yesterday morning at 10
o'clock The annual report of the
manager was presented, read and APP
proved.
Henry May & Co., Lewis & Co,
mas. Hustace and Salter & Waity
VII close their stores tomorrow on
account of the memorial services TO
the Queen.
The members of the choir of the
second congregation of st. Andrews
afe requested to attend rehearsal
n ha"aiahao Church this evening at
'.St clock
me Honolulu Market Co, Ltd, on
Bethel street. has just opened fresh
Vl OF corned beef something extra
lAoee for sale today at the market
eh Bethel street.
Inc Master Builders Association
VIII mold special meeting at 7:30 this
'eihS 10 consider the recommends
"a SSl liln DullulHS JAWS 10 the
CHARTER committee
~ at and Mrs. Bradford Ripley of
t-4'SaSo, guests of the Hawaiian Ho-
T+ nave been forced to postpone their
e7Aued trip to the Volcano on ac
''1At OF the weather
Yearly all the representatives of for
,t tah countries have already expressed
s Ill intention to be present at the
Gy,ehh memorial of her late Majesty
LesA Victoria in st. Andrews Ca
lfai on Sunday next at 3 p. m.
I'm clarles Sawyer, the contractor of
rs new Motel at Waialua, reports that
iIe-Iool IS being put on, and that
,r1naser David will hold a house
aiming on the opening night, run
va s d special train from town to con-
'ey the guests.
~ s'ea9s Buck, formerly manager of
Nc, hawaiian Slectric Companys
ms As, on Alakea street, has accepted
posluon with the new automobile
4lan.~3h and will have charge of the
bst,aLIte plant and the charging of the
ies Tor the vehicles.
un tHe Hawaii Land Co. held it's an
sce.u meeting yesterday and elected Of
1rhi Tor the ensuing year. w. c..
,or u President and manager. The
,if;pauy is in very prosperous con-
tLaN ana the shareholders were more