The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

,.ard of $40 is offered for the re-
. Of lady's purse, lost yesterday
annual meeting of the Myrtle
ln' CTub will be held next Monday
| evening
Tho first installment of lots at Col
Inc uilis" will be sold at auction on
uarch 70. !,
AI1rhsn's safes. such as are sold by
CO. will be no rehearsal of the
IN, Of the Second Congregation of
y .4O andrews this evening. -
,,ovor" Matt Mccain of Lahaina
arnscted to arrive in this City by
Wauna Loa on Monday.
a. upright piano in good condition.
~ ,,nost new, is offered for sale for
.sa For particulars see ad.
r,o social of the Christian Endeav-
IN arranged for this evening at
c@,atraI Union has been postponed.
,,,art Leon De La Mix, a native or
+ vr - was admitted to citizenship
o.ardav in the United States Court
II,es L. Coke was admitted to hrac1
in the United States Court, yester-
Nv upon motion of Attorney General
Dole
Tho hand concert at the Hawaiian
r+taI last night wa largely attended
.. the officers from the transports
S.lsce and Oopack.
ure Gum gives a social this evening
progress Hall. The Quintette CLUB
IN he in attendance. Dancing begins
4 $50 O'Clock p. m.
horse and surrey is offered for
.is cheap: party is going to leave for
=. coast and must sell. For particu-
isrs and address, see ad.
IN motion of Attorney General Dole,
lanes l.. Coke was admitted to prac-
10. before the Federal Court yester-
Sav morning by Judge Estee.
An clothes that were left with the
payal Renovating Co. were taken to
uivamotO. 1872 King street, where they
an be had by calling for them.
The last meeting of the Mardi Gras
o,mmittee will be held in the drill
he'd at S:45 o'clock this afternoon to
empIete the final arrangements.
The Pail Road has been considerably
damaged by the late heavy rains, the
rack being nearly washed out from
shaefe:'s place to the Nuuanu bridge.
DR. E. S Chapman VIII address
prion mass-meeting on the Business
gsn's Bad Blunder' at Central Union
church next Sunday evening at 80
o'clock.
From far-away Vladivostok the Ha-
ssijan Gazette Company has received
draft il. payment for a subscription
10 tie Aiyertiser under date of jan
aTy %.
OLA Eicbe. japanese, was arrested
hst evening Oh a bench warrant is
sued by the Circuit Court charging
him with assault and battery with
.sady weapon
Anti-Grippe Tablets are prepared
from the formula of a distinguished
physician and are both a preventative
and cure for the grippe. They are sold
by Hebron Drug Co.
Adam Baker. young Hawaiian
printer in the job department of the
Paradise of the Pacific, had his right
hand badly smashed while running off
some work yesterday morning.
Mrs. Coleman of The Young Women's
Christian Association has received
Eurd that her mother is very i'll and
Coast much sooner than she had ex-
Eeted
Big special sale of fancy prime roast
beef for today and tomorrow at the
Honolulu Market Co., Ltd, on Bethel
street; 121.c per pound for the very
choicest cuts. Place your orders early.
Telephone 219
The charter member candidates OF
The Elks will hold a meeting at Wa
'erly Hail tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock for the purpose of perfecting
arrangements for the institution of the
Lodge Of Elks in this City
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at public
auction at 10 a. m. today in his sales
rooms, Queen street, California canned
nuts, dry goods, etc: also quantity
q unclaimed baggage from the Wilder
aeamship Company warehouse.
Yoshida, Japanese. was arrested
asst Tuesday at Lahaina on a charge
G embezzling 500. which was given
him to pay off his men. He afterward
managed to make the matter right
Win his men and the case was nolle
prOssed
Inc meeting of the Past Grands,
Smeh is 10 he held at Harmony Hall
y" sunday, Is called for the purpose or
making arrangements for the twenty
ul'h or silver" anniversary of Har-
nony Lodge No. 3, which occurs on
Nay'7L
fhe hawaiian Navigation Company
TecteI the following officers at its an
'ual meeting yesterday: President, Al
Young; vice president, r. A. Mac
auiey treasurer, A. N. Campbell;
SuOitor' F. j. Lowrey; secretary, E. G..
urea director. F. w. McChesney.
IN presenting their claims to the
umnittee appointed by the Japanese
ie sufferers, many of the sufferers
nave tailed TO leave their new adj
Issses and cannot be reached by the
VHnlttee. This has delayed the work
'onsiderably.
Oo'onei Olcott will address the mem
Se's OF the Aloha Branch Theosopnical
sNety this evening at the residence
Ar u. G. Rowe, 1888 Beretania
usst III those interested in theos
py ara others who have been at
1Ht4iD tt.a N1qpfiuc-- arc cordially in