The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


nc-aan Riyer"-the whisky without
,adacbe All saloons have it.
n Wood was last heard from IN
~ and is expected back in Honolulu
in>April.
,srs A. A. Wilder is among those
NO to the Coast today on the steam
er China
Mrs. wakefield and the Misses Wake
ID % TO the Coast on the China this
afternoon.
/, ladies' Elton jacket has been found
ID waits the owner at this office, and
having for the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n. Grinbaum have
hooked on the China, sailing this after
noon for the Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Pierce and Miss
pierce take passage on the steamer LOT.
san Francisco today
Judge Estee admitted Frank Andrade
20 nr5ctce in the United States Dis
tricf Court yesterday.
The former city editor OF the Homo
lulu Republican, l.. c. Branson, goes
today to San Francisco.
Some fine tailoring goods, also dishes.
dover pots, etc, will be sold today at
Norgan's auction rooms.
There was no session of the Cover
rar's Council yesterday on account or
its being legal holiday.
The Honolulu Stock Yards have a
number of extra fine mules for sale,
suitable for plantation work.
The Pacific Mail steamship China,
CAPTAIN Seabury, sails for San Fran
cisco this afternoon at O'Clock.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 will hold a
special meeting this evening. There
will be work in the third degree.
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-four on the Coast, and therefore, is
wholesome and sweet. German BaK;;
cry
Al N. Sanford, graduate opticiaR,
has returned to Honolulu, and with
onen offices in the Boston building In
d few days.
The annual meeting of the German
Benevolent Society will be held tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock at the office
of Hackfeld & Co.
The man who brought the Porto
Ricans to these Islands for the planta-
tons. A. E. Minviile, returns TO the
Mainland on the China today.
Frank Andrade was admitted to
practice in the Territorial Courts yes
terday on a motion before Judge Estee
Of the United States District Court
Miss Anna K Stryker who stopped
over in this city from the steamer
Gaelic resumes her journey to the
States this afternoon in the China.
NJ. Cummings was arrested yesterday
morning about $50 o'clock and charged
with intent to commit violence. Jim
Carly was the alleged intended VIC
tim.
There will be special meeting of the
stockholders of Wailuku Sugar Com,
pany on Thursday, January Gath, at
o'clock. Meeting will be held at the
office of Brewer & Co.
Road Supervisor Campbell is now
preparing his annual report for the
Superintendent of Public Works The
report will include all road work In
the department to the first of jan
uary.
purse containing sum of money
and certificate of deposit on the Bank
Of Hawaii has been lost Payment on
the latter has been stopped, and all
persons are warned against negotiating
the same. @F
Big fish sale today at the Honolulu
Market Co., Ltd, on Bethel street.
Salmon. sole, founder, etc, 10 cents a
pound. Also, some fine sweet potatoes,
and extra choice papaias. Order early.
Telephone 219.
A lot 50 X 200 feet, with house of
six rooms. newly built; also, cottage
Oh same size. WITH lot OO * EO Iccts di e
offered for sale. For particulars call
on Mr. C. Boite on Merchant street, or
at the premises. Mrs. Hendry, Pensa-
cola, near Kinau Street.
Reserved seats for the Tahitian fire
walking entertainment can now be had
|at Wall, Nichols & Co. 1t is advisable
TO get your seats early, as there viii
be a great DEMAND for them. The
doors win be open to the public al
80 O'Clock
On account of the day being holi-
I day there was no session of the police
court yesterday. Judge Wilcox dis
missed the attorneys present by tell
ing them that all cases set for tbs
day would be continued.
Honolulu Chapter No. 1, r. A. NJ.
met last night.
Roy Chamberlain, the new collector
will arrive here about February 9th
and will assume the duties of the Of
fee on or about the 18th. Special Agen
Bert NJ Thomas. who was to hay'
turned over the Office to the new col
iector, has been ordered to report a
San Francisco at once.
The police were busy yesterda.
rounding up the gamblers. and befor
night had succeeded in locating AM
arresting nine Cinnamon and natives
who were engaged in the nefariou
pastime of manipulating the ivorIe
over the green cloth, in their fayorit
game of craps
Attorney f. B. McClanahan goes {
the Mainland today with his wife an
child He has long waited the oppor
unity to take a vacation from his lay
practice, but the heightened absence Q
his partner. S. NJ. Ballou. who only re
turned from the Coast a week or tw
ago, has prevented it. He will be gon
some time
Among the passengers for the Orier
via the City of Peking yesterday, wa
j. Lovette Rockwell, recently of TIL
Bulletin business office. Mr.. Rockwe
wiil be absent from Honolulu abot
two months, and will go TO Manii
during his trip, on business ventul
in which number of young men
this city are interested.
hahani and Joseph Walsh, two ma
tives, Were arrested yesterday an
brought to the police station, where II
former was booked as drunk. and tt
latter charged with assault. Kahal
was creating a disturbance in b
neighborhood during the afternoon, ar
policeman reached the scene Just
time to witness a fight between II
prisoners. The arrest followed.
Egry's second recital will take pla
at the Hawaiian Opera House, Thur
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