The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

visit to the Coast.
r, D BALDWIN returned from a Coast
..,sit on the Sonoma.
The zealandia will sail today ut noon,
.s,aed of 4 o'clock.
how is wanted to work in a plumb
- shop at 1853 Union street.
Desky, the real estate man, re-
~ from San Francisco on the So
noma.
fresh supply of Herpicide, the only
,.ndrnff destroyer and hair tonic, has
arrived.
usva your baggage handled by the
paai6c transfer Company. Zealandia
Ills at noon today.
Mrs Frank Ashton has gone to
ysns s on the w. G.. Hall to visit her
hrother. Sheriff Coney.
Some new pianos. just from the fac
,ory. are offered for rent by the. Berg
.trom Music Company.
crank l.. Hoogs, of the Star, accom-
.anied by his wife and child, returned
- Honolulu on the Sonoma.
David Lawrence advertises for a
might boy (American), between four
teen and twenty years of age.
Miss Clara Palecki returned to Ho-
rolulu on the Sonoma, after visit
# several months in California.
Pacific Lodge No. s22, will hold a
.nacial meeting this evening. There
riu be work in the first degree.
The list of officers elected at the an
nual meeting of the Honolulu Soap
Works Co, Ltd, is published in this
issue.
Anyone wishing costumes, wigs, or
masks. can telephone or send their
order to Miss Killean, and she will
have them filed.
Captain Grosan, the young African
sxplorer. and his wife, left on the So
noma for Auckland. after a delightful
visit in Honolulu
The stockbooks of the Hawaiian
Electric Company will be closed to
transfers from January 31st to Feb
ruary I'd. both inclusive.
Bishop s. Co., agents of the Manhat-
ian Life Insurance Company of New
York. are in receipt of this company's
popular calendar for 1901.
The list of officers who were elect
I'd at the annual meeting of the Pho
neer Mill Co., Ltd, and who are to
serve for the ensuing year, is published
in another column.
heavy rain is reported at Kona
last Sunday The kona Sugar Com
pany will begin grinding in a couple
Of weeks Some 1000 tons of sugar is
expected for this seasons crop.
william Mccarthy, the giant crimp
paid his fine of 500 and costs, amount
ing to a total of S12S, into the United
states Court yesterday, according to
the recent decision of Judge Estee.
the subject of addresses to be made
Saturday evening at Foster Hall by L..
4 Dee, John Emrneiuth and J. T..
Erving 1t will be an open meeting.
Fresh celery, cauliflower, turnips,
parsnips, cabbage. oysters in shells or
cans, butter and eggs, just received at
the Honolulu Market Co., Ltd, on
Bethel street All at lowest market
prices.
James F. Morgan will hold a sale of
goods damaged on the voyage of i'm
portation per S. S. John S. Kimball to-
day at 10 a. m. Blankets, tobacco, dry
goods and shirts will be sold. See ad
in Morgan's column.
Special cut in prime roast beef, just
received from Miller & lux-s ranches
at the Honolulu Market Co., Ltd, on
Bethel street. For today and tomor-
row. 1212 cents per pound. Look up
their new ad, and be sure and cal.
The HOLSTER Drug Company has
presented the Advertiser with a neat
thermometer advertising Newbro's
herpcide. No intimation was given
as to whether it is hint to the force
to keep cool, or to keep their hair on.
A big batch of mittimuses was sent
up to the Circuit Court yesterday af-
ternoon by the High Sheriff, and the
cases involved win be set upon the
calendar at once. There were in the
neighborhood of sixty such documents.
Mr.. ]. Lawton Taylor and Miss
Louise Moore were married last even
ing at 1880 p. m. at the residence OF
me bride, 81 School street, by the Rev.
William Morris Kincaid of Central I'm
ION church. The groom arrived in Ho-
no!ulu about two weeks ago from New
Mexico.
d.. B. F. Sandow, of Kauai, and
oHde lnee Eula Elston), arrived on the
Sonoma on their wedding tour They
VIII leave for Kauai shortly, where DIR.
raEdow holds the position of Territor-
la - Scian. Mrs. Sandow is the sis
Ter ii Charles Elston, the local tennis
snankl0n, and assistant principal OF
the High School.
Professor f. A. Ballaseyus, of Oahu
nnonege' VIII give piano recital in
tduahl Hall on Friday, February 8th
az p. m, before invited guests and
TENDS OF the college. The program is
aishly interesting one, and classic
anu modern composers from ]. S. Bach
" Liszt are represented. The college
'Vai quartet will assist.
Lynn Austin, formerly clerk at the
Da!d"ln Hotel and for some time pas
"tsh the Palace Hotel, has resigned tt
aT01ept the position as head clerk a
, .le california. He begins his new gu.
rs To-Day, succeeding Mr.. Benbough
uo goes on the night shift in place Of
s;.' nh smith, who has accepted po
s oh IN Honolulu. Mr.. Austin has {
a Ost Oh friends who will wish him sue
60 Gail ''e'ii : ''iiNi'
I'll IA very pretty and interesting even
AZ place yesterday afternoon at ST
80 CIV Cathedral. when the littI
W. W. u Ut and Mrs. Charles B. Coope
for. paptlzed, the ceremony being per
tormed by the Rev. Hamilton Lee. Tn
So" was profusely decorated witt
bSoNers and evergreens. Quite a mum
We. Vi friends of DIR. and Mrs. Coope
M present in the church, and ap
ran nate Ia music was played on the or
San by Wray Taylor.
Notwithstanding the inclemen
h sr lE OF last evening a goodly mum
d. persons We're present in St. An
naro cathedral to witness the mar
/ ceremony which made Miss En-
IroWninberg and Mr.. Henry
tooiI Is I man and wife. The ceremon
forr.lpi pace at $3.50 o'clock, and was pei