The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-13
LOCAL BREvTlEs.

The Gill ASA ult case Will come@up in
,bs Police Court this morning.
The Metropolitan Near Comps ny's
;r1nroyernents are progressing randy.
concert at Opera House tomorrow
.,.aning. A fine programme has been
prepared
The furnished residence of Mrs. S.
path on Kinau street is Offered for
rent.
King street in the Chinatown district
has been nearly impossible since the
storm.
marty wha has some money wishes
70 make an Investment. For parfjcu-
lars see aa.
Nuuanu stream rose RAPIDLY yester-
day morning and last night showed an
alarming increase.
The meeting -ef,the Mardi Gras cam
mittees scheduled for this afternoon
has been postponed.
Two furnished rooms suitable for
light housekeeping, or room with
hoard. are advertised for.
Ready-made doors. windows and
mouldings sold at the Pacific Mill Co,
Alakea street near Queen.
competent man employed duris, g
tbe day would like some clerical work
10 do after r. m. See Ad
meeting of the MaiIe lima Club
will be held this evening for the trans
action of important business.
A typewriter and stenographer who
owns machine desires work evenings.
For address see ad last page.
The display of fine goods by the City
of Paris store in Room Is, Hawaiian
Hotel, is the talk sef the town.
Great quantities. of coral have been
washed upon the beach bottom at
Waikiki since the akona began.
Any one wishing to dispose of a safe
at a reasonable figure can find buyer
by consulting our classified ads.
Kimonos and dominoes for the -Mardi
Gras carnival at sAsada's, on Hotel
street They have them for SI.50 and
up.
The annual meeting of the Myrtle
Boat Club will be held this evening at
the boathnnse, commencing at s
o'clock
Aakea street yesterday was well
nigh impossible owing to the flood of
ranwater which covered it from curb
TO curb.
Roy H. Chamberlain. Collector Oh
Internal Revenue, together with hisS
Melrose.
A meeting of all those who are in
terested in the st Andrews Priory Aid
Society viii be held at the Priory at 5
p; m. today
The annual meeting of the Alexander
& Baldwin Co., Ltd, will be held on
February % at the office of the COM
pany at o'clock.
Special today at the Honolulu Mar
ket Co, Ltd, on Bethel street, fine
large chickens, soc each. This is for
today only. Telephone PIG.
The sudden dbwnpour of rain yester-
day morning flooded several stores on
Aakea street and damaged much of
the goods stored on the floors.
The Paradise of the Pacific for Janu-
airy, twenty-four pages, is well gotten
up and is replete with illustrations of
sights and scenes in Honolulu.
Mrs Frear will deliver her second in
5he series OF Tennyson lectures at the
Young Womens Christian Association
Hall on Saturday morning at 10:45.
The Paia Plantation Co., Ltd, will
bold its annual meeting on the 18th
instant at 9 o'clock at the office of AL
exander & Baldwin, in the Judd Build !
ing.
The Myrtle Boat Club VIII hold its
annual meeting tonight. An election
OF officers and the reading of the an
nual reports VIII be the order of bust
ness.
B. Bergersen gives notice that he will
not be responsible for debts con-
tracted in his name by A. P. Morris.
the latter no longer being in his en-
ploy.
The list of officers elected at the an
nual meeting of the Concrete Con-
struction Co.. Ltd, who are to serve
tor the ensuing year. is published
elsewhere.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Kihei Plantation
20 will be held in the room of the
chamber of Commerce on Wednesday,
February q, at 10 o'clock.
Tonight in the rooms of the Chinese
United Society a permanent committee
o. Chinese will be appointed to present
Inc c!aims of Chinese sanitary IRE
sufferers to the Legislature.
Maurice Mcmahon, the we'll
Fown local athlete, has become nat
Aralized He took out his first pa
pers in 1892 in San Bernardino, Cali
lorna. He was born in Ireland.
The stockholders of the Haiku Sugar
V'' I-tu, Will meet on FEBRUARY ~ DIT
me Office of Alexander 81 Baldwin,
Ltd, for the purpose of holding their
annual meeting. Reports will be read
ana officers elected
Inc property belonging to the late
stephen Spencer will be sold at public
auction next month, involving the
sues now occupied by Wing Wo Chan,
Va -'sl-lu near King street, and
Fafe5 Eiiiha street.
The soung people of Central Union
chuIc are hoping that the weather
WIN allow them to spend pleasant
,pcl4l evening at the church Friday,
Wy Qat set by the Christian Endeay-
Ve's cor their valentine social.
Aiiss Clara Lowrie, daughter of w.
~ n, LoWrie, manager of Spreckelsyille
q, laAtdtion, who has been dangerously
- "a san Francisco, is reported much
improved and out of danger. Mrs.
-9~Fie is now with her daughter.
Ohas. F. Herrick left on the MARI
p'sa Yesterday to purchase goods for
S Sie = f. Herrick Carriage Co. During
~. ~, absence from the City Mr.. a. l.. Z.
tnson will have full power of at
''uey to act for him in all matters.
"A heavy pavement is being laid in
t. street in front of the Stangenwald
iialns for the purpose or preventing
i water from Merchant street run
rn Is INTO the basement. The street
WI also De improved to Fort street.
,N-sy.s. F. A. Scfaaefer & Co. will
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