The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-03
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.


sale AT E,hlers & Co Watch their ads.
The weekly meeting of the Board of
81 Health will be held tomorrow after
noon.
81 DR.. Grossman will return on the
81 Sierra from San Francisco on the 18th
instant.
Auction sale of household furnish
ings at Morgan'S saiesrooms today at
& 10 O'Clock.
The japanese Temperance Society
will go on picnic to Pacific Heights
this afternoon.
j. D. Avery, public stenographer can
be found at Gear & Lansng's insur-
ance department.
The United Chinese Society held a
meeting Wednesday evening, at which
officers were elected
Mrs. Grace Hudson a we'll known
painter of Indian figures and life, ar
rived on the Zealandia.
A front office is for rent above the
Washington Mercantile Company on
Queen and Fort streets.
Nuuanu Chapter No l. Rose Croix,
viii hold it's regular meeting tonight
in the Masonic Temple.
Louis Bearwald, brother of Jacob
Bearwald, day foreman of the Gazette
Company. arrived on the Zealandia
Three rooms, partly furnished, and
suitable for light housekeeping can be
had by consulting our classified ads.
The list of officers elected to serve
for the ensuing year for the United
Chinese Society is published elsewhere.
An unfurnished cottage; also, one
furnished cottage, is offered for rent
For further particulars, see want ads.
Mrs. j. H. Raymond, wife of Presi-
dent Raymond of the Board Of Health.
returned to Honolulu on the Zealandia.
The Honolulu Photo Supply Company
wants young woman; one who wish
es to learn the photo business. Salary
from the start.
Two large rooms and one small one
are offered for rent. Board can be OBJ
tanned next door. For particulars and
address, see ad.
If your eyes trouble you. NJ. r. +
Counter, the jeweler In the Love build
ing, will examine them free of charge.
Go and see him.
Captain l.. Ahlborn, prominent
planters agent of Honolulu, is among
the arrivals at the Occidental-San
Francisco Chronicle.
"A. Dreier, a wealthy planter of Ha-
wall, arrived at the Occidental yester-
day accompanied by his family.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Robert Shingles younger brother. F.
Shingle, arrived on the Zealandia, and
4 Will De given an insight INTO the local
stock market during his stay.
Personal and dog taxes are Que
those remaining unpaid after March
311t win be declared delinquent, and
subject to an increase OF ten per cent.
A square piano. rosewood finish
ed casc. is offered for sale very cheap
as party is leaving the city and must
sell, not caring to take it along See
ad.
son yesterday filed with the clerk of
the United States District Court, the
report of his office up to the first of
the year.
The hour for the meeting of those in
terested in the fisheries meeting at
the Chamber of Commerce has been
set for $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, in
stead of 5.
Miss A. X. Stryker, missionary
Tuesday, and will remain in Honolulu
for few weeks before continuing to
the Coast.
b. Kauahi. formerly custom house
guard, was arrested Tuesday on a
charge of selling spirituous liquors
without license. His case has been T
continued until today.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Oss, of Honolulu,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Sigrid Helene, to George
Williams Wilbur, of Handicapped.
Maui.
An alligator skin lady's pocketbook
was lost Monday afternoon some
where between Benson, Smith & Co.'S
drug store and Pensacola street Find
er will be rewarded by returning to
this office
No meeting OF the charter commit
tee on scope of the Independent party
was held last evening as scheduled A
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and postponement was made until
tomorrow evening.
The following is list of personal
taxes which are now due for the ensu- n
ing year: Poll tax, 81; school tax 81: .
road tax, 81 Every male inhabitant >
between the ages of twenty and sixty II
years is liable for the above taxes. g
Among the houses to be sold by Nor
gan today, is the former home of e.
kaploiani, at Queen and Punchbowl Y
streets. She occupied the place after
the death of her husband. and many
distinguished people have been enter
tanned there.
Mrs. Johnston. a trained nurse. of :,
Minneapolis. arrived in the city on the "
lrmgard last Saturday Mrs. Johnston ri
Will take up her profession. and is
staying at present with Mrs ]. H
Taylor on Nuuanu street between
School and Vineyard
a Dig sale was made New Year day
at the Ffshmarket, between SIX and
seven thousand fish being sold. All
the fishermen took holiday Tues
day. and fish were scarce until yes -
terday. Market Inspector Berndt will
nave nave the counters and fences painted
this week.
Governor Dole yesterday received
advices from Secretary of State Hav
relative to the British claims arising
out of the revolution of 80 1t was
stated that claims had respectively
been referred to the British and DAN
ish ambassadors at Washington No
details OF The references are made i'm
the correspondence, nor what action is
expected upon the claims by these
diplomats
The excavation being made at the
corner of Fort and King streets Will
be completed and ready for the CON
struction of the building by the end
OF the week. The work has been
little slow because of the determine
uon of the contractors not to set off
any giant powder blasts during the
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