The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

d, uorrsion. tax assessor of Maui.
IN this city
.,ur wood OF coal getting low?
,IJsI Tel 1876.
V'u nicely furnished rooms can be
so'" ,t M King street,
na .a-, McDonald's dancing school at
MICS Hall this evening.
,ood bright boy is wanted to clerk
asseSt-class retail store.
siy-room cottage, at 1541 Fort
is advertised for rent
,nction sale at Morgans today at 10
TX For particulars, see ad.
= Kerr & Co, Ltd, are selling
las, Oxfords for rs cents a pair. y
,,st,a &. Lansdale, real estate agents.
number of houses for rent
r,rr attention is called to b.
-slsrs' new ad To-Day, on this page
r..rcb flowers for the corsage. Lat
at civ OF raris, hawaiian Hotel.
n.vid Lawrence leaves for the States
- the Syuoma in the interest of David
lawrence * Co.
The oahu Railroad and Land Com
MS stJCAuUUkS viii be closed from
,,Ireb II to March 10.
umbrellas manufactured and repaired
80
g,nolulu stock Yards.
baby daughter has been born to
.ts wife of Chief Engineer j. S. Pur-
h. of the tug Fearless.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club will
l ..f at the kamehameha Girls School
his afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Tb. residence of L. B. Kerr, on Bere-
,ria near Alapai street, is offered for
cd on
some elegant furniture will be sold
If public auction at Will E. Fishers
:3Iasrooms, tomorrow at noon.
Lewis Morrison, than whom there is
MI better known actor in the States.
milf arrive on the Sierra today
Attention of planters is called to the
stock of Japanese provisions and can
ned goods carried by IwakamI, OF this
city
Excelsior Lodge No. /, meets this
evening" in the l. o. O. F. hall There
vii! be work in first degree, and a full
attendance is desired.
A number of treasury warrants have
5een lost Finder will please return
same to the Auditors office, as pay
ment on them has been stopped.
On the last trip to Hawaii one of the
steamers had part of her deckload.
insisting of a hack, damaged by a
big sea which washed over her bow
The board of directors of the Hawaii
.l Mission Children's Society will meet
for important business at the office of
L0rrin Andrews at p m, Thursday
March l4th.
Tenders will be received for the
schmidt property on Beretania street
as a whole, or in lots. Same is offer
"a for sale or lease. For particulars,
see ad elsewhere.
All native Ohioans residing here are
requested to meet in the parlors of the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
night at T:30 o'clock for the purpose
Of forming a Buckeye club.
A Buckeye Club will be formed in
this city by eX-residents of Ohio, ana
meeting looking towards that end
will be held at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Saturday evening. ,
The Amateur Orchestra, under the
direction of Wray Taylor is diligently
preparing for the concert to be CIV
n next Monday evening. Eighteen
members of the orchestra met last
night in rehearsal.
On account of the heavy booking of
passengers for San Francisco via the
SlnOma. it is not certain that all can
b. accommodated with passage, as the
steamer may already have a long pas
;enger list from Australia.
The four Portuguese fishermen who
yer thought to have etaSohrdluetaoiu
shO were thought to have been lost at
sea have returned to their families
from Waimanalo, where they had
abandoned their boat and walked over
the pail to the city.
The quarterly meeting of the Hawaii
an Mission Children's Society will be
held next Saturday at 7:30 p. M, at the
home of Mr.. J. B. Atherton. Mr.. and
Mrs. ThoS. l.. Gulick, returning mis-
sionaries from China, and other emil
rent speakers will address the meet
ing.
The inquest over the body of kupiho
the native who died last Saturday
morning in a small house near Oahu
Jail at Iwilei, took place yesterday af-
ternOon. The jury returned verdict
10 the effect that the man came to his
death through excessive use of alcohol
The jurors were r. A. Dexter. William
Mott, ]. A Lare, E. K. Devauchelle
George Andrews and T. r. Mossman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Moore, theiI
laughter, Miss Alice, and their friend
hrs ]. II. Winchell, OF LIE Mars, Iowa
eame here in January, having planned
o stay only four weeks and return u
he Coast on the Rio. They liked Ho'
lolulu so much better than they an
lcipated that they prolonged theil
tay to double the time arranged FOR
and thus probably missed going to tins
bottom of the sea