The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

household furniture sale today at
/1gorgan's auction rooms
young man of experience desires a
.aeition as clerk or bookkeeper
Mrs MelIis desires several first-class
/ arassma king hands and assistants.
fine lot of desks, suitable for the
offica library or home, at Hackreld &
! Cos.
competent optician at II. F. Wich-
mans to fit your eyes with the proper
glasses.
a cigar store and soda water stand is
offered for sale. See classified ads on
page II.
comnissary Sergeant Walser has
basn ordered from the Preside to SER
vice at Honolulu.
The meeting of the "single-taxers,
called for tomorrow, has been post
poned for one week.
Lodge lie Progress will hold a special
meeting this evening in their hall.
work in the third degree.
Anyone having a lodging house of
6fteen rooms for rent, can find ten
ant by consulting our want ads.
Track for the Rapid Transit Compa-
nv is being laid on Hotel street from
fha river through the burned district.
4 desirable house of seven rooms IN
good location, and only just finished, Is
offered for rent. See ad on last page.
Storm aprons and gentlemen's leg
gings at the Manufacturing Harness
Gompany's. The Oldest establishment
in Honolulu.
Today at noon James F. Morgan will
sell at the wharf near the foot of Nuu-
anu street, consignment of fresh Ore
gon potatoes.
] NJ Vivas, the Portuguese attorney
and real estate man, was admitted to
practice in the United States District
Court on Monday. ).
The stockholders of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company Will hold their
annual meeting on Thursday, January
24th, in the office of Brewer & Co.
The first annual meeting of the SAM
tary Steam Laundry Company, will be
held in the Office of j. A. Magoon at
4 o'clock on Monday, January list.
The annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers OF Hamoa Plantation viii take
place on Tuesday, January 18th, at 10
o'clock, at the office of Brewer & CO.
VIII E. Fisher has some very desira-
Bile real estate for sale. If you wish to
make some good investments, consult
his advertisement giving the locations
and prices.
special meeting of the Bar Assocla-
ton will be held at the courthouse on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The
object of the meeting is to consider
needed legislation.
The Pacific Mill Company on Alakea
street make a speciality Of furnishing
work for contractors. They are always
ready to submit prices on all kinds
of work in their line.
George Robertson, of c. Brewer SN
Co, returned from Kapala Ranch, Kau,
Hawaii, in the Mauna Loa this morn
ing. very much improved in health for
his two months stay.
One day more has been allowed for
paying halfyearly water rates before
charging the 10 per cent penalty on
account of New Years day coming In
to the time of notice.
The Associated Board of Charities
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in the managers office next to the
Young Mems Christian Association at
O'Clock this afternoon.
o. ST. John Gilbert, formerly witty
Castle & Cooke and the Pacific Hard
Ware Company. is now in charge of the
machinery department of the Won
Hamm- Young Company.
Mike Costello left his horse united
yesterday morning and was compelled |
to appear in the police court and ex- |
plain why he did not take the trouble +
to tie the animal to post.
On Saturday. January 26tn, James F. |
Morgan will sell some very choice resi- |
denee lots on BeretaniaL street; also, |
some on King and Young streets. For +
particulars, see Morgan's ad.
The balance of the tract of land be- !
longing to the Manoa Cemetery Asso- |
citation in Manoa Valley, is being |
thrown open, and lots are being dis |
tributed to the 100 stockholders
The new storm drain on Kukui street
is success. Sections drained by that |
line which have hitherto been much cM
up and flooded by rains, suffered less
IMAM any other portion of the city
Master Dow, Mrs. John Caspar, Mrs. /
Atcherley, ID. Dorward, Mrs. Lowrie |
and d. A. Cotton, were among the ar |
rivals from Maui and Hawaii ports on |
the Mauna Loa yesterday morning.
Mrs. Louisson entertained a number |
Oh ladies' at luncheon yesterday after |
noon in honor of her friend, Mrs Grin !
oaum The table decorations were very |
handsome. covers being laid for twelve. |
Manager F. ]. Cross, of the wireless |
telegraph company, left yesterday on |
ie Maui Tor Lahalna, to install the |
station at that place. He took with !
hlfn an eighty-foot pole ana complete |
apparatus. 7
A special meeting of the Ladies So
elety will be held in Central Union |
Shurch on Thursday, at 10 a. m. 1t is
hoped the ladies who are interested |
N tne social work of the church, |
whether members of the society or not,
will attend.
Joe Pacheco, fourteen-year-o Por- |
1tls,e boy, was brought before Judge |
wilcox in the police court yesterday |
morning on a charge of truancy and |
"as TOD that as he was not yet fif- !
teen, he must continue at school until !
mat age was reached.
All members of the Aloha Temple, |
ana the resident Shriners, are request
81 st 70 attend meeting this evening at |
I Itie ONCE of Bruce Warning & Co, In |
IIogress block. Some very important |
matters viii be brought up and dis
cussed that are of great interest to
resident Masons.
me Coyne Furniture Co, Ltd, have
yuss received, per Edward May, two
diioads OF the famous Gum desks
al Guhn desks are fitted with the time
~ a.lu laDor-saving patent drop-away
-ioht pigeon hole boxes and fling cases
a; n .anford, optician, has returned
20 honolulu, and will open omces in
me Boston building.
Egry,s second violin recital Thursday
Isn't January oath, at the Hawaiian