The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

hawaiian qudt .ei Neiioiiiielieol
has ps'' a5vertfses for a piece of land
Party ID as a vegetable garden.
10 Dc Of sugar from Hawaii for
Expoi5ing December 21st, were 2,416
week endilis
toas .sk w. w. Dimond Company
TINS a clearance sale of fancy
to7el Ting OF the Fisheries Associa-
niee" heen called for $3.50 O'Clock
In' ~ having a 25 to 4O-H. P. boiler
Anyon' should consult our classified
=. on last page.
a's a;oht-room furnished house, OPP
Al Hackfeld's residence, is Of
po EaS for 10 rent. See ad.
isleu ,,.s, cotton and silk waists shown
LI .se second floor of Enters & Co.,
on on. We week. Special sale
W. r,.,ro will be meeting of the Gen.
I IF-,ion choral Society at the church
iTa sytning at 7:SO o'clock.
~, ,iol Logan, formerly city editor
panit RuIletin, assumes similar posi-
o. sn on the Republican today.
~ rts postponed game of indoor base.
Inc iii rT be played at the Young Mems
gSsa . Association tonight.
ctarling bicycle, 1900 model, No.
= POS baen lost. Reward if return
-, ~, the Pacific Cycle Company.
naroains in every department this
Do at The Pacific Import Company.
wen ,neir ad giving full particulars.
:. Andrews Woman's Guild of the
.'oond Congregation will meet this
80 ssa-naon at $3.50 o'clock in the Sunday
school room
Kennedy, advertising solicitor
.,bs Republican, has resigned to take
!" uasition with g. Schuman, vacated
Sv c. F. Herrick-
snan of thoroughbred bay horses,
-, Erst-cIass Studebaker surrey and
~ ii single and double harness are
sTsrsd for sale. See classified ads.
yr C. E. Williams has had forty
-sors' experience as ali undertaken.
b. can be found at the Honolulu I'm
lar.aking Parlors, on 1920 Fort street.
stanographer Reynolds, or the Unit
a states District Court, will leave for
uilo tomorrow. Judge Estee and Clerk
Wsiirg went to the Rainy City last
Tuesday.
oftica rooms for rent in the new Bos-
ton building on Fort street, between
E;no and Hotel For particulars call
= Hawaiian Trust and Investment
Company.
The annual meeting OF the stock
saIdars of the Pioneer Mill Company
riI h. held next Wednesday morning
4 10 o'clock, at the office of II. Hack
fed & Co.
The Social Science Organization will
rsat tonight at the home of J. b. Ath-
.rton instead of meeting at the resi-
d4nce of W. r. Castle, as previously
announced.
Under the pilotage of Deputy Sheriff
Cbjlingworth, Miss Jessie Alderman
and Miss Ada Murcutt visited Iwilei
and other slums of Honolulu, on Sat
urday night.
The annual meeting of the Club
Stables Company viii be held next
Wednesday at 10 o'clock, at the office
Of the stables All stockholders are
requested to be present.
The Healani Boat Club meets at 7:3c
this evening to consider the matter OF
the minstrel entertainment to be Civ
en in the near future. All those In
terested are urged to attend.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Palolo Land and Imprive-
ment Co., Ltd, will be held on Thurs
dag next, at 4:30 o'clock in the rooms
Of the company in the Model block.
Miss Della Griswe,d, the popular
eontralto, will give another concert
February I'd, assisted by Mr.
Harold Mott-Smith, Mrs. Allan White
Mr L
PrOuty.
VIII Carlisle, of local military fame
has returned to Honolulu after g
years absence in the States. Mr.. Car.
Isle again enters the employ of Love
Joy Co, with headquarters at the
Anchor
The transfer of the Internal Revenu,
Office to Collector Roy Chamberlin vii
take place on February 10. Specia
Agent George E. Fletcher of Washing
ion will effect the change, and ALLOW
Mr. Hasson to retire.
". H. Coney has been promoted t
| the city editors desk of the Bulletin
and will assume his duties today. TIL
new city editor is one of the oldes
Of the working newspaper fraternit
N the city, and is we'll known anon
MS colleagues as a hustler.
The members of the Young Women
hrlstian Association will be enter
,stf'f z the residence of Mrs. Henri
Wal Sc. Nuuanu Valley, this even
-hs Alderman will talk upon dis
Ihsuis---I people she has met, anon
mem Tolstoi and other famous Euro
beans.
Miss Lillian Mary Follis, daughte
u the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Z
Feiils, OF San Francisco, and sister {
llaFence II. Follis, who was a frequer
visitor to Honolulu in past years, Wa
married recently to Frank w. Griffil
graduate of Harvard, and a we
Ano"n mining man of the west.
kev. Ellis Bishop, rector of st. Paul
episcopal Church, Salt Lake Cit,
Tan VINO came to Honolulu on tt
1sdiandia for a vacation, is a youn
slefsyman who is spoken OF in Utal
~ one Of the best organizers in tt
ffrufen's work in the Rocky Mountain
ls church has been built up IN thrt
lars by untiring efforts, although Il
PSISh Is nearly twenty-five years oil
ls Is much impressed by the rropic
5ssatuTes of the Islands. He leaves +
l1s nome on the Zealandia, which sal
next Thursday.