The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.

| IS. D. C what IS lCE uTIner par
tfculare later. Keep your eye on it.
Bishop Restarick returned yesterday
from his trip to the other islands.
Can for stylish shirtwaists and dress
hats at Hawley's Millinery Parlors.
Miss Prescott's paper. the Honolulu
| Times, came ont yesterday with an at
tractive number.
Several native gamblers were arrest
ed last evening in an alley back of the
l. X. L. building.
All first class passengers leaving on
the Sonoma are requested TO secure
their tickets tomorrow.
( Commander Lucien Young. L. s. N,
has been sent to Cuba to report upon
available coaling stations.
Arabic is guaranteed for three
years and lasts lifetime. Just try it.
| California Feed Co. agents.
Word was received yesterday of the
death OF DR. r. II. Reid at Hilo. The
funeral was held yesterday.
If your horse needs attention take
him to Collins on King street. All kinds
of horse and stable requisites.
II Snow is reported on Hualalai. in the
mountains of Kona. Prof. Lyons says
this is a very rare occurrence.
A number of furnished rooms for gen.
tlemen, also rooms for light housekeep-
ing can be had at 1916 Emma street.
Secretary Carter gave a dinner last
night in honor of the Senate and House
at which forty-four covers were laid
A round gold pin set with pearls was
lost yesterday in Makiki district. Re-
ward offered for return of the same to
this office.
Alexander & Baldwin. Limited, held
it's annual meeting yesterday at which
the old officers of the corporation were
reelected.
The Supreme Court rendered a deci-
sion yesterday sustaining Judge Kalua
in the case of Territory VS.. Cheong
Jim Kong.
seven jardinieres tomorrow at special
sale. If you are the sixty-eighth Gus
toner you viii get left.
In order to close out the odds and
ends of taffeta silks on hand the Sachs
Dry Goods Co. will sell their regular
$1.O0 quality for 3715c. yard.
a large assortment of linens and
general dry goods direct from Europe
VIII De QlSpldyeQ IOIlOETOW iOT the IISI
time at Jordan's dry goods store.
Wing Wo Chan & Co. are very ex-
tensive importers of Chinese and Jap |
anese fine silks, China ware, ebony fur !
niture, etc. 1t is interesting to visit |
their store on Nuuanu street.
A land sale of property taken under /
judicial procedure was held in front of /
the Judiciary building at noon yester- /
day. w. N. Shaw bought a lot belong |
ing to the estate of Kenanolani for /
$500.
Whitney & Marsh's. Ltd, strong spe-
cialties this week are the Geisha shirt /
waist, Kayser patent finger tipped silk
gloves, Warner rust proof corsets and a
lot of art draperies. Call and see
them.
The prize drill of the National Guard !
has been postponed until Monday aft
ernoon owing to the inclemency of the
weather. Those invited as the guests
Of the governor are requested by Sec
rotary Halves to send new acceptances
or regrets.
The Japanese consulate's Office will
go into five-day's mourning because of
the death of the late Prince Komatsu.
Orders to that effect have been re-
The insurance companies have adj
justed the loss at the Asada fire on
Hotel street and tomorrow Asada &
Co. will open up and have a. fire sale.
All goods on hand will be sold at great
~ reduced prices.
W. r. c. King of the Audit office re-
turned yesterday from Hilo where he
made an examination of the books and
offices of all public accountants. Ev-
erything was found to be correct,
though no report has as yet been made
20 the Auditor.
Articles of incorporation of the Fidel-
ty Insurance Co. were filed with Treas
lrer Kepoikai yesterday. The capital
s $4,000, and the corporation is or
sanized for bonding public and cor
1oration employees. All but fifty of the
1000 shares are owned by the Homo
ulu Investment Co.