The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

II will meet again IbiaiEsHt.
For furnished and unfurnished
roons see ads on Last page.
q Shiozawa returned from a trip tie
Iapan via the Honglxong Maru.
The Catholic Benevolent Society will
,,aat at Mrs j. McLain's this after
III noon.
81 q A Macintosh returned to this
.itv Yesterday, after an extended trip
81 through Europe
new cottage on Artesian and
a young streets. is offered for rent See
q ad for particulars.
81 Charles Wilcox has been reelected
s. oaptain, and Gustaxe Rose first lieu
s. tenant of Company &c.
Mrs. T. c. Smith is accompanying
her husband, the purser of the Alamo
da, on his present trip.
fine piano belonging to party who
intends leaving the city, is offered for
4 sale very cheap. See ad.
Three hundred bags of bran will be
sold by James r. Morgan at the Irrn-
gard wharf today al noon.
Special meeting of. the Hawaiian
q Lodge No p, this evening. There will
4 be work in the first degree.
Tenders will be received at the
Queens Hospital for meat. bread and
milk for the next six months.
A young lady is wanted at the Photo
SupDly Company to learn the business.
Salary paid from the beginning.
Postoffice boxes will today be taken
h away from those persons who have not
Maid their rents by January 10th.
There will be a rehearsal of the
choir of the Second Congregation of
St. Andrews Church this evening.
Two nicely furnished rooms; also,
hoard if desired, can be had by con-
srlting our classified ads on last page.
The educational classes for the win
4 Ter and spring term opened last night
AZ the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
A dividend is due and payable to
the stockholders of Bailey's Honolulu
i Cyclery, at the office on 163 King
street.
The stockbooks of the Kihei Planta-
ton Co, Ltd, will be closed to trans
i fers from the 18th to the 31st instants,
3 inclusive
]. B. Watson and Charles P. West,
formerly associated with L. f. Pres
colt have both accepted positions with
L, B. Kerr.
By the next mail to Hilo, eighty-six
.Olaa land purchase agreements, COW
ering 1920 acres, will go from the
Land Office.
Headaches are often caused by wear
. ing improper eyeglasses. NJ. r. Coun-
ter can remedy any defect. and will
lit you properly.
Harry u. Austin, of the Honolulu To-
bacco Company, and Mrs. Austin, ar
rived in Honolulu yesterday from
visit to the Coast.
A piano, some fine chinaware, silver
mounted cut g4aSs ware, viii be sold
at public auction by Will E. Fisher
next Monday at noon.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent So
ciety will hold an election of officers
at the home of Mrs McLain at
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Bruce Bonny, a member of the firm
of Shreve e Co, the jewelers. of San
Francisco, accompanied by his wife,
arrived on the Alameda.
Fresh fish--salmon, halibut, sole,
rock cod. etc, etc. Special sale at re-
duced prices, to day, at Honolulu Mar
ket Co, Ltd, Bethel street.
The Metropolitan Meat Company
have just received a fresh supply of
meats and fish from Puget Sound by
the steamship Elihu Thomson.
There will be special meeting of
the st. Andrews Priory Aid Society on
Saturday, January II, at 10 p. m. All
members are respectfully invited to at J
tend
Tenders will be received at the office
OF the Assistant Superintendent of /
Public Works for the construction of /
foundations for the garbage crema- |
tory
The annual meeting, of the stockhold-
ers of the Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd
viii be held on Thursday, January 31St,
in the rooms of the Chamber of Com .
merce
G. D. O'Nail. former sheriff of San
Francisco arrived in Honolulu on the
Alameda. Mr.. O'Neil has son here
who is employed as a rectifier by Pea
cock & Co.
After four months illness in the |
states with pneumonia, Edgar Cayp- |
less returned to Honolulu on the Ala !
media yesterday. He will resume the
practice of law
No afternoon tea is complete with
out one Of those nickel plated brass
OF copper afternoon sets. w. w. Di- /
inond & Co. are offering them at half
price. See their ad
A club is to be organized at the /
meeting of the single takers next !
thursday evening with the object of i
studying and disseminating the prin-
clpies lnausurated by Henry George. /
Mrs. ]. G.. Pratt received news via I
the Alameda of the death of her aged
iather, IN Stillman Valley, Illinois He
was elghty-one years old, and highly
esteemed resident of the community
The funeral of Louis Langfield, who
was accidentally killed Wednesday,
TOOK place under the auspices of the
knights Of Pythias yesterday after +
noon noon, the interment being in the Pearl
city cemetery.
Mrs. I. B. Clapham has moved from
MISS hillean's, in Arlington block, to
the Gedge Cottage, in Hawaiian Hotel
grounds. and is now much better pre-
pared to take classes in embroidery
and fancy work
Miss Griswold Will sing Gounod's last
composition, Ave Maria" at the
morning service in Central Union
church. English words under the title
OF One Cross of Calvary will be /
sung to the air.
Suit has. been brought by Apana, I
storekeepsr at the Palama terminus, I
against ID. Kui Chinaman who owns
property behind his store, for s645 65 [
The amount is alleged te be indebted |
ness for aggregate loans of from 81
to S. at a time.
Miss Ackermann will speak at the