The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-09
LOCAL BREWTlEs.

street.
III. usual supply OF icehouse goods
rayis & Co.'S today.
The Mariposa viii leave for the
c,sst on Tuesday. the 18th instant, at
70 a. m
IF YOU wish to enjoysa good &c smoke
INV "Fontella" cigar. They are sold
everywhere
some very newest designs in French
,G,inery at the City of Paris display
at the Hotel
demurrer in the case of Frank
,cbaefer VS.. DR.. John S. McGrew was
fled yesterday.
Wing Lung, on King and A1akea has
fine assortment of California fruit
and vegetables.
Rev. V. H Kilcat officiated at xhe
mineral of soldier Mullen, which took
place yesterday
This is a reminder to you that the
German Bakery has an extra supply
Of MES and cakes for Sunday
Glasses fitted scientifically to relieve
strain and improve the sight by A N
sanford, the optician, Boston building
Examine your bedroom rugs and art
squares and see if they do not need to
he replaced We have some elegant
ones. u HOPP &'CO
Rev. A. E. Cory will preach upon
men," at the Christian Church Sunday
evening.
The agency of the celebrated Knox
hats. New spring styles will be in by
the next steamer.
The piano recital given by Prof. F. A
Baiaseyus in Pauahi hall, Oahu Col
lege. last evening was well attended
ana very successful.
order your icehouse goods early for
Sunday dinner. Salter & Waity re-
eeiyed quite an assortment by the
Marposa yesterday.
Mrs l.. T. Grant and Mrs. Clarence
Crabbe are inaugurating the movement
10 start a branch of the Order of the
Eastern Star in Honolulu.
The meeting of the Republican Char
Ter Commission which was to have
been held last night, has been post
poned until next Friday night.
The Binnacle, Chief Yeoman McGet-
ugan's weekly paper, published on the
rug Iroquois. will not come out until
Tuesday, owing to improvements In the
issue.
F. w Mckinney was taken suddenly
pany yesterday morning and after the
arrival of a physician who applied
restoratiyes he was sent to his home.
Big special sale of prime roast beef
for today only at the Honolulu Mar
ket Co. Ltd. on Bethel street. Finest
roast, 121sc a pound. Place your orders
early. Telephone 219.
Mortimer l. Stevens. who was shot
by Editor Gill of the Republican, is inn
proving and is resting easily at the
Queens hospital Unless complications
arise his recovery is certain and he will
be about within a week or so.
At noon yesterday the banks, Gov
eminent offices and most of the leading
business housese were closed in honor
Of the memorial services to be held in
The afternoon for the late Queen Vic
tOria Flags were falf-masted during
the memorial ceremonies.
A Circuit Court order was filed yes
terday by the Judge of that court APP
proving the accounts and ordering the
discharge of the executors of the es-
tate of Mary K. Widemann. late of
Honolulu. The devisees named in the
viii OF the decedent are Kaumana (w)
and Keonaona (k), niece and nephew
respectively, together with her children.
kaumana and Keonaona, received be-
quests of $3.50 each
The Circuit Court held session yes
terday afternoon in order to facilitate
business and to secure the testimony
OF fifteen witnesses who had been sum-
moned from Kaneohe and who We're
anxious to return. Inasmuch as the
court adjourned on the first day of the
Term, the Judge decided to hear the
case and let the witnesses return to
theif homes. The case in question was
one on appeal from the District Court
at Koolaupoko.
HE funeral of the late Mr.. Thomas
'ay took place from st. Andrews
cathedral yesterday morning at 10
o'clock The heavy rain did not pre-
vent number of friends from attend
ing and bringing their floral tributes.
Dlshop Willis conducted the service
ana music was furnished by Organist
+ayior The pallbearers were Samuel
rafker, W. L. Stanley, w. o. Smith,
frank Halstead and Charles Baker.
what might have been a very seri-
Jus accident occurred on the School,
street bridge between Fort and Nuu-
anu streets, Thursday night. A large
hoie in the bridge has been carelessly
IPEered with heavy planks, but no
'sht has been placed there to warn
0ilVers or pedestrians of the raised
surfaces. A gentleman stumbled over
Oae OF them Thursday night and re-
ssiVed severe sprain TO one of his
ankles.
sunday. February 10, is the univer-
'ai Gay of prayer for students appoint
81 by the general committee of the
worlds Student Christian Federation.
iae day will be observed at Oahu Col
se by special vesper service in Paua-