The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Todee lie Progress met last nlSnI iOl
,rork in the third degree.
The Pacific Mail steamer China /:
5ua today from the Orient.
81 Furnished rooms, with or without
4 board. at IA Beretania street.
come very stylish straw hats have
81 ;,,st been turned out by Iwakami or
Hotel street.
q 7,wanty Iaborers are wanted to work
8 on plantation. For particulars, see &c
8 on last page.
A physician with best of references
d desires a furnished house IN good To-
cality See ad.
i The Royal Clothing Renovatory has
,noved TO Mechanics Home, Hotel
street. cottage No. II.
r. D. Timmons, of the Stars rep
ortcrial staff, left on the Claudine Tor
i 4 short vacation at Hilo. ~
Col. and Mrs. c. P. Iaukea returned
4 in the City of Picking, ana will assume
control of the Waialua Hotel again.
If sufficient inducements are offeree
the bark Foohng Suey will leave New
York for Honolulu on or about March
18th
n Waterhouse & Co., brokers. are
now to be found in their new and COM
Portable quarters, Fort and Merchant
streets.
Four shares of Honolulu Market
Company's stock will be sold at auc-
ton Saturday, the 18th, by James F.
Morgan.
Ii you wish good, clean work done,
give the Honolulu Steam Laundry a
chance to show you that they mean
what they say.
fine business site on corner of
81
age of over 153 feet. is offered for sale
by James F. Morgan.
A package containing a bicycle tire
was lost on King street, Finder will
be rewarded by returning same to
Pearson & Potter Co.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Associated Charities was held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the man
ayers office on Hotel street.
The list of officers elected at the an
nual meeting of M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,
Ltd, who are to serve for the ensuing
year, is published elsewhere.
Tenders will be received at the office
of the secretary to the governor for
printing and binding reports of differ
ent bureaus and departments.
Mrs. F. M. Hatch and daughter he
turned from the Coast on the City or
the States for several months
A set of Fowler's steam plows. two
W0rthington engines, some fiat cars
and other plantation supplies are Of
fered for sale by Brewer & Co.
dressmaker, just from San Fran
cisco, with all the latest ideas and
styles, will take orders. If necessary,
will call at residence and work there.
See ad.
The auction sale of the lease of land
on King and Kekaulike streets, takes
place on the premises today at noon.
For particulars, see Auctioneer Nor
CANS ads
The Ladies Society will hold a meet
ing at 10 o'clock this morning at Gen.
trail Union Church. All ladies interest
ed IN the social work or the cnufcn
are invited.
E. o, Hall &c Son have been appoint
ed agents for Rowe's liquid Stating
This article is made in the city, and
has been used for many years in the
public Schools
DR.. Raymond is on Maui on private
business. He Is one of the owners OF
Anapuni ranch. Incidentally, the doc
tor may look into sanitary matters
among the villages.
Now is the time to purchase kodaks.
for the Hebron Drug Company has
made big cut In prices of all East
man kodaks. In their ad today their
new prices are published
Some very nice furniture that is al
most new--chinaware, lace curtains,
etc.-will be sold today by James F.
Morgan, the auctioneer, at the resi-
denee of James Spencer, on King
street, next door to the Sanitarium
General interest is being shown in
the culture of the vanilla bean, and
several land-holderS are IN consuIta-
uon with Mr. Edwards, who Is stop
ping at Allan Herbert's place at Kali
nj, about putting in experimental
crops.
Mrs. Gums class for young men
VIII meet on Friday evening in Prog
reSs Hail. During her stay in New
Iork she took lessons from Professor
Dodworth, the celebrated dancing
here
Yesterday afternoon horse attached
TO a light delivery cart ran away on
rort street and narrowly missed two
vi three Surveys and hacks in his
cdFeering course. Near Fort and Queen
streets the horse got one leg over the
thiil and tangled himself up so that
ne could not move. Nobody was hurt.
Hlh T. Fisher. the real estate agent
ana aucuoneer. has placed on the mar
Ael some very desirable residence
property situated on Kinau, Lunalilo
aHd hapiolani streets. This property
IS !ald out in lots rs by 100 feet. Dia-
e1an and particulars can be had by
.ohsutting Mr.. Fisher at his office on
Merchant and Alakea streets.
Fauto' who is over eighty years of
age, mas been quite i'll for some DAYS
a. the nome of his son-in-law, Mr..
oeeII In Nuuanu Valley. He is long
ing 10 return to his old home on the
, ueher side of the Island, and will be
sahen there today, accompanied by his
udughters, Mrs. Scott and her sister.
mo VIII remain with him while he
stays at the old home