The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Large and elegant furnished rooms
are for rent at 1O41 King street.
partner with capital is wanted ;
half interest in a quick-selling patent.
| A white, long-eared terrier, left eye
and ear black. has been lost, strayed
or stolen. A reward of So will be paid
on return to this office
! Mounted Patrolmen Trieste and Matt
land reported for duty yesterday, hav-
! ing returned from a months vacation.
Trieste has been visiting friends in
! HiIo
/ %. T. De Bolt was yesterday APP
/ pointed by the Circuit Judge 20 defend
Charles Heffernan indicted by athe
/ Grand Jury on three counts, one Aof
which was for assaulting Deputy
Sheriff Chillingworth.
/ Wall. Nichol Company claim that
the advance sale of seats for the
Florence Roberts Company is unprece-
dented in this City. There was a rush
for reserved seats all of yesterday, and
| opening niht will not miss a crowded
I house.
Next Friday win f. Fisher, the auc-
4 t1oneer, will hold grand sale of fine
goods. Several pianos, cameras, inIaid
koa cases, q physicians case and 9TH
| er articles too numerous to mention
1 Will be offered. See his advertisement
+ in another column.
uullDSI OI Oh the ttO-
( nolulu Plantation Company made a
second trip Saturday to inspect the
/ pumping system. r. S. Moore, vice
president of the Risdon Iron Works
/ of San Francisco, by which company
the new mill was built, was among
/ the party.
Attorney I. NJ. Long has removed
his offices from 92S Bethel sstreet to
Rooms 81 and 3S, Campbell Block, on
Fort and Merchant, opposite the Judd
Building. Mr.. Long expresses himself
well pleased with his law practice,
which is increasing in a very salts
factory manner.
George Nj. Rolph, secretary of the
/ Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
/ Company, returned from Maui on the
kinau Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Rolph
4 was delayed in his investigation of
/ the water supply for the plantations
by the bad weather He will prob
ably go to Kauai this afternoon on the
/ w. G. Hall.
/ Company l., Second United States Vol
unteer Engineers, stationed here TWO
years ago, has obtained a years leave
of absence from the Southern Pacific
! Railroad Company and is going to Ma
Mia on the transport Sheridan to look
after the railroad interests of the Gov
eminent in the Philippines.
On Thursday last the Misses Bruce
entertained forty guests at a new Ha-
waiian gamt says the San Francisco
/ Examiner of February 10. Miss An
! derson of Scotland, Miss Edna Van
Wyck and Miss Alice Findley learned
the game so rapidly that they walked
1 off with the prizes. The Misses Bruce
have entertained extensively this win
4 ter.
While Charles Clark OF the Kalihi
camp and some assistants were driv-
4 ing down King street in front of the
/ Judiciary Building yesterday morning
! the horse took fright at load of lum-
Der and tried to run away The
harness was broken, and had it not
! been for the prompt action OF Mr..
/ Clark in leaping from the cart and
catching the reins near the horses
mouth, serious consequences would
have followed.
1 The Christian Endeayor Society of
4 Kawaiahao Church viii give an enter
! tainment Friday evening at the church
! for the purpose of raising funds for
new books. A musical and literary
! program will be rendered, followed by
/ refreshments. The admission will DE
/ SO cents, and there are promises of a
large attendance. The Kawaiahao
! church and Kamehafneha school boys
| and girls will be in attendance to as
/ sist in the program.