The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
LOCAL BREVITlES.

l Lrow afternoon at O'Clock.
M ".,,,ies are cheaper since the trust
q mashed by the Walker Cyclery.
% furnished room with all modern
Araniences is offered for rent. See
', nj. Planters Monthly for March is
-, with an excellent table of con-
rha Kinau will not sail on her usual
Ita until Wednesday, the 9th, at 10 .
o'clock.
cottage of three or four rooms is
uapted. Good tenant. See ad on
Take your visiting friends to the
n r,Iand Curio Shop. Lots of interesting
things to look at.
"a furnished room at 1886 Emma
n street opposite the square, can be had
II an application on premises.
a Mrs w. G.. irwin is expected to ar
n rira in Honolulu from San Francisco
next Saturday on the Picking.
n house on Young street, near Kee-
n ormoku is offered for rent. For To-
/ cation and particulars, see ad.
4 Trimmers and makers are wanted at
4 Miss Hawley's parlors, No. i Arlington
q Annex upstairs, over the Lace House.
Excelsior Lodge, 1. o. o. F., meets
this evening at their hall, Fort street.
:! There will be work in the third de-
4 gree.
The new officers of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co, Ltd, are an
4 nounced in the advertising columns to-
day.
The stockbooks of the Oahu Sugar
4 Co.. Ltd, will be closed TO transfers
from Thursday, March 2Sth TO April
list, included.
If you are looking for house to
o
have a number on the list. See heir
ad on page 8.
Good table butter, 80 cents pound,
and excellent corned beef, at cents
per pound. for today only, at Honolulu
Market Co., Ltd.
white waist. with jeweled buttons,
was lost on the road from Koko Head
to the Hawaiian Hotel. Return to
hotel and receive a suitable reward.
NJ. Brasch & Co, of the Lace House,
have just received this seasons shirt
waists, and also the celebrated Am
erican Lady" straight-front corsets.
Household furniture auction sale to-
day at the residence of Mrs. Clench,
on Lunalilo, near Pensacola street.
James F. Morgan will conduct the
sale
A memorandum book containing pa
pers of value to owner only, was lost
yesterday Return to Singers Bakery,
King street and receive Il suitable re-
ward.
There will be a special meeting of
the stockholders of Honolulu Market
Co., Ltd, this morning at o'clock at
the office of L. Schweitzer % Nuuanu
street.
Mr. T. T. French announces that he
will not be responsible for any debts
incurred in his name by anyone, I'm
less such person has written, authority
from him.
Coal oil has advanced from 2-2G =
case to $500. owing to a shortage il
the market. Unless a ship1oad come:
into port soon the price is likely t.
go higher.
dustrious machinist desires a situa
ton Has had experience with marin'
and stationary engines; also, on suga
plantations. See ad for address.
Grand sale of Hawaiian curios
tapas, calabashes, etc. at Will e
Fishers auction rooms tomorrow
These goods are now on exhibition
his salesrooms on Alakea and Mer
chant streets.
For those who travel by sea anC
are afflicted with seasickness, Taroen;
Food will prove boon. 1t stay
down" when all other foods are re
jectedI Sold by Hebron Drug Com
pany, Fort and King streets. Y
W. o. Smith, attorney for the Hile
Kohala Railroad, on Hawaii, promote
by n B. Gehr, states there has bee
some delay effecting financial arrange
ments, but he believes work will D
begun on the road very soon.
Owing to the unexpected arrival g
a large quantity of sugar, the Mari
posa's departure for San Francisc
has been postponed until 3 p. m, Wed
nesday, the 9th instant. Intendin
passengers will please take notice.
The property on Judd street, former
ny occupied by J. Emmeluth, contain
ing over six acres, with frontage {
6S7 feet, Is offered for sale by Alfre
W. Carter Also, fine residence PROF
erty-w ftfr~a5S feet frontage on judo
and $50 feet on Liliha street
The reception and dance of the ladie
of the Imperial Pilgrimage Will TAI
place this evening at the Moana Hote
Invitations have been sent out TO
large. number of the townsfolk, as we
as to the ladies of Aloha Temple, i
whose honor the affair is given. an
an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
a. j. Coffee. representing the Game
well police and fire signal system
win give an exhibition with the polio
signal apparatus at the police static
this morning The receiving desk hi
been installed in one or the upstaA
dormitories, while a box is attached
a telephone pole opposite the Stat'
house.
A meeting of the Oahu Polo CT
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the Bishop & Co. tea room
on Bethel street. Arrangements w
be perfected for the inter-club tourn
ment which will take place before Il
match game with the Maui Polo Gu
This game will be played in the .latt
part of April
the adjourned annual meeting of t
Inter-Island stockholders was held
the offices of the company yesterd;
4norning. One of the principal matte
of business was the discussion on
communication from the pilots reques
ing an increase of wages, although
specified amounts were stated. Up
motion w. r. ]. Tuft was appointed
ioin with Charles w. Grafton, OF WI
er's Steamship Company as Coz
mittee. to meet the pilots with a vl'
to obtaining full statement OF tn
reasons for asking for increas
wages. In election of officers, j. |. DO
sett succeeded E. Suhr, who has
signed. and is about to leave Tor Gt
MANY. The list of officers elected a
pears elsewhere.
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