The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Fire Department Parade to day.

Fire Department Parade to day.
There are no cases on the Supreme
Court diary for today.
IF You don't take the ADVERTISER
You don't get the news
Typographical Union No. 81 meets
this evening, at O'Clock.
There are about eighteen different
candidates for road supervisors.
The concert at Queen Emma Hall
last evening was we'll attended.
The Bulletin is to have a new
building adjoining the ADVERTISER
office.
No. l Engine Co. will have a ban
quet this evening at their Engine
House.
The Fire Department parade will
start from the Bell Tower to-day at
PPM
No. 2 Engine Company will par
ade their new horses today for the
first time.
Hon. j. Mott-Smith has been ap-
pointed Minister at Washington for
this Kingdom.
The Arlington Hotel will provide
a number of spreads to-day for diff
ferent fire companies.
3. T. Ehlers & Co. have a new adj
vertisement in this issue calling
attention to list of bargains.
Lewis j. Levey states that the
Lora Hollis Theatre Company from
the Coast will be here for a season
in May.
The Fire Police are notified to
appear at the Bell Tower this after
noon at 1 80 o'clock to take part in
the parade.
The members of Engine Co. No. 1
are notified to appear at their engine
house today at 1 P NJ TO take part
in the parade.
The Hawaiian News Co. an
nounced on their bulletin boards
yesterday the Hawaii and Maui
election returns.
Following their usual custom the
different fire companies will have
banquets at their houses immedi-
ately after the parade.
A young man seeks a furnished
room in a quiet location, within five
minutes walk of Merchant street.
Apply ADVERTISER Office.
Captain Duncan, late Of the Morn
ing Star, says he is not going to
Koolaupoko. and would like to catch
the fellow that said he was.
The members of the Road Board
have more friends now than they
ever dreamt of, particularly friends
who have large sized Ak to grind.
The Belgic will carry large num-
Der of Chinese to the Flowery King
dom on her present trip to the Orient.
She is due at this port next Thurs
day.
The newly-elected members of the
Road Board will not commence &C
tive work until they ascertain how
much money is left of the appropri-
ations.
The fire engines will be decorated
to-day; the department members
will wear their full uniforms; the
band will lead the procession, and
the fire boys will be in their element.
Judge Dole heard the demurrer
yesterday in the case of E. K. Ma
haolelua VS.. Kaaahu ct al. and sus
tanned the same. The plaintiff was
given ten days to amend his com
plant.
August Herring occupied the
premises owned by j. d. Lane.
Herring was notified to move. He
Qld not comply. yesterday Judge
Foster ordered Herring to do so
and pay a Court cost of $40.
Yesterday morning the Custom
House authorities had a warrant is
sued to search the premises Of Hop
Hing, on Hotel, near Smith street,
with the expectation of discovering
a mine of opium. They succeeded
in finding four small boxes Of pills
supposed to contain the deadly drug.
Better luck next time.
The annual meeting Of the Portu-
guese Ladies' Charitable Association
was held at the residence of Mrs.
Canavarro and adjourned until Mon
day, February s, at 2 P. NJ, to amend
certain articles in the constitution