The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

MISS Ivy ItICudidSoH iSlt 1OT HtI
home on the CIaudine yesterday.
A pair of gold bow eyeglasses have
been lost. Reward if returned to thi.
office.
Kaahumanu street has been CLOSED
while work on the new storm sewer is
under way.
Peace and quietude reigned about
the offices of the United States District
Court yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Parker was a passenger
on the Claudine. She returns to heI
home on Hawaii.
If one David Law will call at this
office he will learn of something tina,
will be of interest to him.
Mrs Gums children's dancing class
will meet Wednesdays and Fridays a;
$50 o'clock in Progress Hall.
The Hoolu and Hoola will hold their
regular monthly meeting today at 1C
o'clock at the Maternity Home
Surveyor w a. Wall and assistants
sSeft for Kau yesterday to begin the
Z survey for the Kona-Kau Railway
The juniors of the Young Mems
Christian Association will make an ex-
cursion to Tantalus next Saturday.
On account of storm sewer con-
struction at the lower end of Kaahu-
manu- street. it has been closed to
wheeled traffic.
The three vacancies now open on the
mounted police force have been applied
for by three times as many aspirants
to the positions.
The Board of Health will meet in
regular session today, nothwithstand-
ing the general and special business
dispatched on Monday.
Because it drives off effete and use
less matter from the system, Allen 8
fruit salt should be taken regularly.
Price S1.0e, at Hebron Drug Company.
Tenders will be received at the office
of the Board of Health for transporta-
ton service from Honolulu and other
ports to the Leper Settlement at Mo-
lokai.
Ben Napthaly, of Olaa plantation, is
in town visiting old friends. Napthaly
was famous in his day at San Francis
co, and has a good deal of his old
vigor left.
Upon urgent request Brother Ber-
tram of the st. Louis College, has ex-
tended the time of closing the piano.
rama of views of the Holy Land until
Friday evening.
Eieorge c. Potter, who was secretaM
If the Hawaiian Foreign Office and Oh
/the commission to the Paris EXPOSE
ton, has accepted a position with the
Spreckes' Bank.
Father Sylvester, administrator of
the estate of c.. Bertelman, gives no.
tice that he will not be responsible for.
any sale or mortgage taken on prop
erty, lands or income of said estate.
The annual meeting of the Wireless
Telegraph Company will be held this
afternoon, for the election of officers,
and arrangements will be completed for
inter-Island commercial transactions
Mrs. Samuel Decker, who is at pres
ent an inmate of Queens Hospital.
suffering from ear trouble, is on the
road to recovery, and will probably
be cOnvalescent in a week or ten days
Rev. John C. Hay, pastor of the
Christian Church, Honolulu, arrived
last Saturday and will spend Sunday
in San Jose with Rev. M. Burton He
is now in Southern California.-Chron-
icle, Dec 80.
Monday Crewes has an alphabet
cal arrival in the police court in the
person of Friday" Robinson, who was
fined 81 and costs yesterday for par
taking of sundry glasses of common
disturbance
Attorney II. A Bigelow, Of the firm
of Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan, has,
gone to Hilo to attend to some legal
business. He will be away a fortnight
with pleasure.
Will be open every evening from to
o'clock until Friday. Parties who
have not seen this novelty should do
so at once. There is no admission fee
everything being free
Work was begun yesterday on the
Waialua Beach Hotel, to be owned by
Charles David and other parties. The
building is to be two stories high, with
seventeen bedrooms, and other pro-
portionate accommodations.
Tomorrow James F. Morgan VIII sell
number of rare Hawaiian books at
public auction. These books are out
OF print and very hard to obtain. Col
lectors of Hawaiian literature should
not fail to attend this sale.
henry Warehouse, chairman of the
committee on permanent organization
IN the matter of the Fisheries Associa-
tlon. has called meeting of that COM
hhttee Tor tomorrow afternoon at 3
CLOCK at his office on Queen street
Frank Pacheco has filed a denial in
the Circuit Court to the complaint of
William L. Peterson, who alleges that
as result of the latter's arrest upon
warrant sworn to by Pacheco, he has
been injured to the extent of $4,000
George r. Ewart, manager of XII
lauea Plantation, who is now in town,
says that affairs at Kauai are all right,
except that there has been a too lib
erai supply of rain. The weather has
now, however. reached a normal con-
dition again.
Some of the new cement sidewalks
completed within the last two weeks
are still covered with a coating of
sand, which makes them disagreeable
to pedestrians. The use of a few
brooms would make them the most de-
sirable sidewalks in the city j
William A. Love, who is now at Har
yard University, was elected a member
of the Honolulu Stock Exchange Mon
day. The election completes the trans
fer to him of Col. J. H. Sopers seat.
The latter was one of the original
members of the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Hutchinson, the sculptor. spent
some time on the Islands, during which
time he made a number of fine plaster
castles of Hawaiian types. These casts
will be sold at auction by James F.
Morgan on Thursday, January 10Th, at
his salesroom, where they are now on
exhibition.
Today James F. Morgan will sell at
public auction parcel of land in Ha-
makua, as described in the mortgages
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