The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-06
ocaL BREvITIEs.

n. Kepoikai arrived from
,, Jads yesterday.
liaui Mold furniture sale at Nor
Hous 'an,nrrow.
gan from San Francisco by the
Nan china is due Friday
;t7AN r X. Clark was a passen-
Cspt"t tba Mauna Loa yesterday.
gel samuel McKeague has been ap-
Inted keeper OF the po"der maya
aE sashes and doors at public
Dion DION tomorrow at Morgan,s sales
O0me 49,,
SnIe,tarebaI Ray To be deputy marshal
# Hawaii.
trrrished clearinghouse near the
A a Hotel is offered for sale;
r ll reasonable.
'', ton Monsarrat of Kapapala ranch
Jul, 'd in the steamer Mauna Loa
ss..terday morning.
Tho Carpenters Union meets at 7sa0
III. IN ON Friday night for the trans
y ton of important business.
saryiceable ambulance will be
Id by the steamer Claudine for
;npp at the Wailuku hospital.
M,ssrs. Whitney & Marsh have four
vi items which their advertise
ent this morning tells about.
bright and neat young lady Is
n.sd 10 learn the art of hair dress
go and manicuring. See add.
lac Morgan will sell a quantity of
rt'a-afian coffee and sugar at 10
ilaIock February 7th at sales-rooms.
urs Gum will give dance at
o.ogress Hall Friday evening at $50
i,cIock Music by the Qumtette Club.
Tho Young Mems Chorus Club met
o'clock last evening at the Young
T.n,s Christian Association for a re-
hearsal.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, K. of p, will
W. in regular convention tonight
work in the first, or page, rank will
be performed.
nuring the storm yesterday a large
Tasmanian papaia tree in High Sheriff
prown's park was uprooted and cast
to the ground.
Road supervisor Marston Campbell
Yesterday afternoon paid out sS525.1 Il
tor work done upon the public roads
for the month.
praft No. 1874. in favor of W. A Kin
ney for Sl4u OH ItO IL laws X ~
Ltd. has been lost. Payment ON same
has been stopped.
number of pieces of rare furni-
lure. books, etc, will go under Will E.
Fishers little hammer to-day at the
D0wsett auction sale.
The usual 5O-cent dinner at the
Union Grill to-day is good one. Fish
ebowder. chicken curry and rice, vege-
tables in variety, etc.
The list of officers elected at the an
nual meeting of the Pacific Club and
who are 10 serve for the ensuing year
Is published elsewhere. w
Sergeant Houghtailing, Company Fl
\. G. H, has been appointed color SER
geant of the First Regiment to suc1
csed the late D. l.. Naone.
forewoman and a number of sew
calling on Mr.. Whitney of Whitney
& Marsh. Ltd, on Fort street.
Rain or shine. VIII E. Fisher will
sell at public auction to-day, begin
ming at 10 a. m, the entire furnishings
Of the Dowsett residence in Palama.
Native Hats, Mats, Fans, Gala
bashes, I.eis, Shells and Coral in
greatest variety at the Island Cigar
and Curiosity Shop. 116 Hotel street.
The annual meeting of the Waimea
Sugar Mill Company will be held al
the office of Castle & Cooke on We'd
nesday, February 9th, at o'clock.
An experienced and competent sales
man having knowledge of dry goods
can secure a good position by consult
ing our want columns on last page.
All persons are warned against ne
gOtiating a draft, No. 1922. for Sol
drawn on w G. Irwin & Co., as same
has been lose and payment on same
stopped
Victoria and Persian lawns, which
are always seasonable in this climate
are being offered by NJ. Brasch & Co
Of the Lace House at reduced prices
this week
On account of the memorial service
which will be held in memory or he
late Majesty Queen Victoria on Fri
day afternoon, ali Government ONCE
will be closed.
The postmaster calls attention t
bOx-holders to have their correspond
ents place the numbers of their boxe
On letters addressed to them to facili
tate the handling of the incomin
mails
notwithstanding the disagreeabi
weatEtF a great many ladies of tn
City cahed at the hotel to see the ele
CANT display of high art noveltie
shown by the City of Paris represen
tatiye
The Bricklayers' Association wi
notd its regular monthly meeting &c
night, at the regular hour and plac'
All members are asked to be presen
business of irrannftance Will t
brought up.
For several months past DIR. Wilkir
son has been assisting DR.. Watt {
Lhue. Kauai. He has now bee
given the position of physician {
Aakaweli plantation recently mac
vacant by the resignation of Dr.. Kin
Hr. H NJ. Mist offers .or sale son
Yfry desirable property on Nunar
yVenue; contains about one and on
haf acres of land and has a two-stol
mouse and three-roomed cottage; n;
variety of fruit and ornamental ire
On same
collection of photographs of Il
association building, officers, educ
non and gymnastic classes, Statist
cards and anything that will show t
work done by the association is bell
gathered up by the Young Mer
1rhrStian Association for exhibition
boston next June.
+, Williams, an employee of the D
partment of Public Works, was
sTucted 10 put a new rope on the
.oot flag pole in front of the coui
mouse yesterday morning. but when
@.IINed at the foot of the pole he Q
C1ueG that ii would not sustain
"e.snt so did not venture to the tt