The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

EhIers & CO ~.
,,ice in this issue
Sachs Dry Goods Co.'S store
=, he closed this afternoon.
~ territorial Government houses
-, ba closed from noon today.
=. Z B. Chaplain left for a short
aostion on Hawaii via the Kinau.
us Mary Gum will give a dancing
..-as this evening at Progress Hall.
n.der your spring suits from All
~ on Fort street, corner of Kukui.
. Young man of % desires a perma-
., nosition; can give good refer
snres. See adj
Now shapes in straw hats at Iso-
Anna. on King street, next door to
Tastle & Cooke.
.roll4ge Hills" See Mcclellan, Pond
W +. Castle, Jr., and they will tell
soH all about them.
Fresh poi today at the Woman's Elk
.sange. S14 Fort street, next door to
,ss Golden Rule Bazaar.
roroena. nature-made food. will
mid up a run down system. For sale
Nv the Hebron Drug Co. =
chris Willis left for Pun Hue, Ha-'
al on the Kinau. He goes to put in.
.gtnes for Palmer Woods.
There will be a special meeting or
10 hawaiian Lodge, No. 81 this even
ing Work in the first degree.
house with lot 60x200 feet in best
,art Of the City is offered for sale by
gr c. Bolte of 10 Merchant street.
Mr.. ]. n. Schafer, a practical
,lnmber, at .213 Queen street, near
,lakea, will guarantee all work en-
trusted in his care.
Examiner Meyer has found that the
iIrited States Court office records are
eorrect here and will report accord
pgiy to Washington.
Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd, have taken a
uunber of orders for Rockwell Wa
hash Filing Cabinets. See the dis
NAV in their windows.
The most complete collection of Ha-
Taiian curios of all sorts now on view
At the Island Cigar and Curiosity
SHOP 116 Hotel street.
A number of new pumps and other
machinery suitable for plantations are
offered for sale by Brewer & Co. See
list published elsewhere.
A large crowd attended the. band
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel last
evening. The programme was an ex-
eeptonally pleasing one.
The Metropolitan Meat Company will
close it's market on King street at
noon today to honor the memory of
The late Queen of Great Britain.
The Independent legislators are
commencing their tour of investiga-
tons in the Capitol Building. They
have already interviewed Captain
Pratt of the Waterworks Department.
Work was suspended yesterday
morning at the rock-crusher on ac-
count of the slippery condition of the
premises. Operations We're resumed in
the afternoon.
Special fish sale today at the Homo
ulu Market Co., Ltd; fine fresh sal
mon, mullet, founder, sole. ETC., ETC.,
BE pound. Place your orders early
Telephone 219.
The wives of Masons and others areN
soon to form branch of the Lodge
Of Eastern Star in this City. A meet
ing for organization will be held Sat
arday evening.
Oahu Lodge, No. l, K. OF P, will
meet tonight Work in the third rank.
Ill Knights and especially visitors
and members of Mystic Lodge are fra
iernally invited to attend.
The Honolulu Iron Works will close
their works and offices at II o'clock
Today and will remain closed for the
rest Of the day on account of the me-
mortal service in honor of Queen Vic
toria
There are all indications for full
Rouse Saturday evening at the Orph-
slm to see "Telman's Little Time as
rendered by the Honolulu Dramatic
| sho Seats are on sale at Wall,
l Nichols Co.
An electric light wire over the Bull
stln Office took fire yesterday morning
/ and created some little excitement, but
| IS the roof is of corrugated iron, no
/ harm was done and the matter was
4 soon set right by repairers.
The funeral of Patrick Mullen, who
Il arrived here on the last transport from
II Manila, will be held from the Homo
H uu Undertaking Parlors today. De-
n ceased was IS years of age, a soldier
II anu victim of consumption.
II The Pacific Granite and Marble
H WORKS are showing some fine monu-
H Mehts and head stones at their yard,
n VI the southwest corner OF Punchbowl
n street and Beretania avenue. Mr.. P.
hrui@th, an experienced stonecutter,
mas Charge of the works in the City.
AT the adjourned annual meeting of
NE stockholders of E. O. Hall & Sons,
td, held yesterday, the following of
%ers were elected: w W. Hall, pres
asat' &. o. White, treasurer; E. H.
e ans' secretary and auditor. A. J.,
Sampoell and Bruce Cartwright with
Ee ABOVE officers constitute the board
Of directors.
Inc Woman's exchange has been
IoNta INTO new store at 314 Fort
eeN Mrs. Marques, the thrifty man
ea says the new location will in
las the business of the exchange.
yout seVenty-five women are earning
,Wehhood through the sale of goods
s. nyi they furnish. for the exchange,
rays Mrs. Marques.
Inc stockholders of the Hawaiian
,al newspaper Association, Ltd, met
- annual session at the office of Cas-
ana Cooke Wednesday afternoon,
5o u %. VlHcers were elected to serve dur
-. me coming year A dividend of 10
~ eeht was declared on all stock. The
6-'os5s elected We're: D. B. Anterior,
P1'ueht; W. f. Allen, vice president;
and :; "a. hoogs. secretary and treasurer,
Hafies Atherton, auditor.
el DssIputy Sheriff Chillingworth was
ssgiy welcomed back at the police
rs vh Yesterday after a severe ILL
ssSa which confined him to his resi-
Sns s tor more than week past. He
rs se'ed from an attack of grip and
,s, threatened with pneumonia, his
sa;lnsiperatme at one time being as
ea sa as lO4. The distressing feature II
Vas l. .sn with the deputy's Hines.
lhtI. mat Mrs. Chillingworth and tfeil
b., ehlld We're also down with grip