The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

a. tne Opes:a House tomorrow night,
r7grv's violin recital.
faw well-bred mich cows just rel
i,ad Honolulu Stock Yards Conn.,
pany
There will ne special meeting of
Lodge le Progress this evening Work in
third degree
Mr. A. Gatenberg and Mr.. and Mrs.
7 AZ Mcclure have card OF thanks
IN this issue
Aid the sight by resting the optic
nerve with a-ipair of easy glasses fitted
by Biart, the jeweier.
An experienced nurse desires a posi-
ZION viii act as companion or gov
srnass. if necessary. See ad-
TN auction sale of the delinquent
stork of the Kona Sugar Company has
heen postponed until January 18th
bishop Willis left on the Claudine
,.ssrarday for Lahaina, where he will
marry Rev Mr.. Aud and Miss Haysel-
den.
The Hawaiian Sugar Company's
s+ockbooks will be closed to transfers
rom January 18th to January -31st, in
elusive.
desirable furnished house of eight
rooms. on Beretania street, Is offered
for rent by Mcclellan, Pond q Co, in
Judd building.
The firm of Wing Now Chan has
been dissolved. Mr.. Young Bow will
continue the business and pay and coll
lect all accounts.
The stockbooks of the Eva Planta-
ton Company will be closed to trans
fers from Friday, January 25th, to
Thursday, January 31st, inclusive.
A number of fine family Surveys in
good condition will be sold at auction
by James F. Morgan on Friday, Jan.
nary 18th, at his salesroom on Queen
street.
Coyne Furniture Company, the
agents of the Gum bookcase, announce
that they will prepay the freight on
all bookcases sold to any parts Of the
Islands
A newcomer is DESTROYS of opening
frst-class French restaurant. He
wants a partner who is willing to in
vest $500 to 81 900 for half interest. See
ad on last page.
The report of the slight earthquake
shock at a quarter past two o'clock
last Wednesday morning, has been cor
roborated by the report of shock felt
at Waimea at the same hour.
Sale of household furniture on Fri
day next at the premises of b. 4.
Stegman, deceased. Sale will take
place at ChristIey Lane, just off Fort
street VIII f. Fisher will conduct the
sale
Land Commissioner j. F. Brown
wrote from Washington, on January l,
announcing his arrival on that day
He had had no opportunity of visiting
the Interior Department up to the time
of writing.
Tomorrow night at the Opera House
Paul Egry will give his second violin
recital. Wall Nichols & Co., who are
selling the seats, say intense interest
is shown in the concert by musical and
society people.
There will be a meeting tomorrow
morning in the office of DR.. Sloggett,
of the committee of the Mardi Gras
ball. Reports are to be read and plans
discussed for making the work of each
committee distinctive.
]. A. Hughes, master mechanic of the
oahu Railroad and Land Company.
left on the Claudine yesterday to test
the automatic drawing gear of his
cane car. The car may be introduced
on the plantation at Olaa
The Amateur Orchestra had a most
successful rehearsal last night. Be-
sides the tWenty-four musicians of the
orchestra, there was a considerable au-
dience at the Young Mems Christian
Association to hear the music.
". A Bowen, the treasurer of the
Waimea Sugar Mill Company, notifies
the stockholders that the books of the
company will be closed to transfers
from Friday, January 25th, to Thurs
day. January 31st, both dates includ-
ed
The old United States wooden bar
racks near the National Guard armory
viii soon be renovated for the use of
the registrars of the internal reve-
nue. office in connection with the regis
tration of the Chinese residents of Ho-
nolulu.
George Smith, veteran from the Phil
ipplnes army, was in the police court
Yesterday charged with riding bicy-
Gle the night before without a light.
he protested ignorance Of the
laws here, and was discharged with a
reprimand.
viii f. Fisher will sell at public auc-
tlon large assortment of dry goods,
Serges. ,toweling, prints, etc. These
goods are now on exhibition, and you
are cordially invited to call and exam
Inc the goods at your leisure.
Judge Estee, Private Secretary Ryan,
Colonel ]. c. Baird, United States Dis
trlct Attorney: Major D. A. Ray and
captain Mailing, all connected with the
United States Court, left yesterday for
mo, where court will be opened on
January 80. Mrs. Estee was also of the
party.
Colonel Jones, of the First Regiment,
was rendered reception by D Compa-
ny Oh the National Guard at Hilo dur
ing ms visit there last week The Hilo
odhc and glee club assisted in max
ing the reception a success. The COM
pany has on it's roster the names OF
sixty men.
Lieutenant Colonel Mccarthy, N @.
H. has posted the following promo
IONS IN the rank and file of the guard:
company A-Corporal e. Deinert to be
sergeant; Company G-CorporaIs A NJ
hakina and S. Kamaiopili to be SER
seahts Priyates B. K. Kane, ]. H
NANCE and j. X. Kaukua to be cor
loralS
Maunalei plantation is being given
over to its creditors, and whatever as
sets can be found on the plantation
ore belng levied upon by order of the.
Tourt. An attachment was recently
.eyled on the machinery, pumps, rail-
Eau material and the growing cane,
" satisfy the Judgment rendered
98salhst the company in favor of the
IdSuon Iron Works. The judg-
hent was for S16,O0O and the sale will
take place on February II.
Major r q White IF tba yaperal