The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-22
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rorumba ana Rambler tires, Walk
A srCya'try
Coo James F. Morgan's colnmn for
/ auction ads
pas, equipped livery in the city at
- yards Stables
Ar and Mrs James CASSIDY have
L rf thanks in this issue
rive hundred pounds of frst-class
4 ,,rgbun seed is wanted. See ad
III Tvp nicely furnished rooms can be
had au DUPLICATION, at No. 1722 Anapuni
IA street
Yesterday morning the ship John c.
potter was locked at the Railway
wharf -,
The erection Of the. poles for the rap
A transit system has been begun on
King street.
Dr. J NJ Whitney, the dentist, carr
a No found in the Boston building, over
A Nav X COS.
Underwriters sale of sugar slightly
4 damaged by water, at James y. Nor
4 gaus salesrOOm today.
The very latest spring novelties, for
a tine ladies', are to be seen at the City of
n paris Hawaiian Hotel.
Al Thu quarantine launch Oahu moves
4 70 the Channel wharf today, where she
Il will be stationed in future.
The complete furniture of an eight
II room house is offered for sale by Jas
F. Morgan, % Queen street.
Selected eggs at 20 cents per Dozen
4 at the honolulu Market Co, Ltd, on
j Bethel street, for today only
The American ship c. F. Sargent,
Captain Melville, sailed from this port
4 for the Sound in ballast yesterday.
The American ship George Curtis.
4 CAPTAIN Calhoun, sailed yesterday for
San Francisco with a load of sugar
The bark Andrew WEIGH sailed from
San Francisco on the Sth instant for
Honolulu with passengers and freight.
The Jnter-Island steamer Mikahala,
arrived yesterday morning from Koloa,
/ with $500 bags Of sugar for HackfeId
& Co
The Togo Kisen Kaisha Hongkong
Maru is expected from the Orient to-
day She will sail for the Coast tomor-
row, and take a mail.
The American bark BImaIaya arriv-
ed in port yesterday, ffty-fiYe days
from Newcastle, with coal Captain
Dearborn is her commander.
The American bark Mohican has been
chartered at San Francisco to take
passengers and merchandise to Homo
lulu, in the Planters Line, by Welch
K CO
There is q meeting of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Society today at the High
School. Plans for fair and other inn
portant matters Will be brought up
for discussion
The Oceanic stes mship Zealandia is
expected to arrive the first thing this
morning from Port Los Angeles with
over five hundred Porto R1cans TO
Wcrk on the plantations.
The American bark Diamond Head
has been chartered at San Francisco to
merchandise
Honolulu, in the Honolulu Line, by
Williams, Dimond 81 Co.
Rev Mr. Stuntz, en- route to the
orient, was formerly pastor of a Meth
odist church at Mount Vernon, Iowa.
He viii take charge of the Methodist
church work jim the Philippines.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Pioneer Mill Co,
Ltd, will be held on Thursday, the
18th of March, at 10 a. M. at the office
of Messrs. II. Hackfeld q Co, Ltd
VIII r. Fisher will sell at auction.
dray, some mules, ain express wagon,
harness, etc. today at noon. Sale will
take place in front of the California
Feed Company's store on Queen street.
Miss ArdeIIa Mills, daughter of Hon.
William H. Mills, a prominent official
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. who is visiting Honolulu, will
sing at Central Union Church Sunday
morning.
At the literary social last night In
Central Union Church, an interesting
and entertaining program was given.
large number of young folks were In
attendance, and the affair was very
enjoyable one.
All members Of the Amateur Orches-
ira must be at rehearsal this evening
at o'clock in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall, to rehearse
the music to be played at the opera
House Monday evening.
Professor Cook received word yes
terday from Pinehurst, North Carolina,
Of the death of his only daughter, May
Cook Sharp. It was quite a shock to
him. he not even having been aware of
her illness, which was only of weeks
duration.
The proscenium boxes Of the Opera
House for the "Nene Gynne" perform
ance. Monday night, will be sold at
public auction by VIII e. Fisher, the
popular auctioneer. The sale will take
place tomorrow at noon, at the store of
Wall. Nichols Company.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock the Ha-
waiian Agricultural Society will hold
meeting in the High School room.
Plans will be submitted. reports read,
and matters pertaining to the advisa-
blty of holding a fair will be dis
cussed. It is expected that all interest
ed Will be present.
Alr, and Mrs. II. Morrison, of Maka-
we'll, Kauai, are at the Moana Hotel.
Mr.. Morrison has not been well for
several months, and it is hoped a
change of climate will soon restore his
health. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs Maurer, and will
leave on the Mariposa for San Fran
cisco
At the close of the performance last
night, while the crowd was dispensing,
hack drove up and receiving its load
started to leave, but the horse was
fractions and refuse. to move. Several
people, including the hack inspector
endeavored to lead him away but In
The excitement the horse fen upon the
Sidewalk, narrowly missing some Ia
dies standing near. The animal was
removed from the shafts and the car
rage drawn away. The hackdriver
tried to get the horse up before dam
az was done, and would probably
have succeeded had not the hack in
Spector becoming angry, struck the
driver in the chest, and so scared the
horse that he gaIloped off up the
crowded street, leaving part of the
harness in the hands of the inspector.
The uOlicamau'S mart in striking the