The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The military drama Held by
the Enemy" tonight.
DR.. Jennie Hildebrand is a guest
at the Arlington Hotel.
A meeting of the Bell Telephone
Company is to be held today.
The childrens' minuet and fairy
dance will be feature in ''Cinder-
ella"
There will be a meeting of the
Labor Commission at II 80 this
forenoon.
The band will play at the hos
pital this afternoon from three to
five o'clock.
Tickets are being sold all over
town for Manager Dailey's benefit
next week.
The meeting for ladies only will
be held at the Starvation Army bar
racks tonight.
The Campbell Shetland ponies,
to be used in cinderella" were re-
hearsed yesterday.
By order of the marshal, Morgan
will sell Palm Tree gin and whiskey
at auction this morning.
The Paradise of the Pacific for
November will be on sale at the
newsdealers this afternoon.
Company A, n. G. H., has start
ed to work for the drill prize and
will turn out twice a week here
after.
"Cinderella," Saturday matinee
and evening, will display more
scenic splendor than has ever been
seen in this city.
One of a gang of Chinese house
movers was injured yesterday by
the breaking of support under a
building at Palama.
A satisfaction of judgment" was
filed in the Circuit Court yesterday
in the Norris-deHerblay case. This
ends finally the suit.
What is called the cumming"
disease is threatening Australian
cane fields. 1t has appeared in
the Mary River district.
Fritz Rowald, who came off sec
ond best in a controversy with
fractions horse, is slightly dishg-
ured," but again in the ring.
The Board of Health will visit
the Leper Settlement the latter
part of next week. The steamer
Iwalani will convey the party.
Two sons of n. F. Burgess of this
city are studying medicine in San
Francisco. The senior son will
graduate before the year is out.
Hustace & Co. have been award
ed the contract for hauling water
pipe for the new system from the
wharf. The rate is $1.30 per ton. I
In the last number of the Sgd
ney mail, one of the influential
Australian papers, there is a pic
ture and biography of President
Dole.
Will Smith is arranging the stock
and fixtures in McInerney's new
shoe store. They will soon open
with plenty of goods fresh from the
factory.
Diphtheria was assigned as the
cause Of a child's death at Kukui-
haele last week. The district
doctor could not be reached to at
tend the little one.
Through no fault of Mr.. Dailey's
he will be unable to produce "Da-
mon and Pythias" this season. This
is a serious disappointment to the
knights of the city.
At cash sale to be held at ten
o'clock this morning, at the sales
room of JAS. F. Morgan, the balance
of stock of the estate of Chas. Cir
der will be disposed of.
There was quite crowd out for
the Thomas Square concert last
evening. Jolly Fellows" made
hit again. When it begins to pail
the companion piece will be given.
Three of the gentlemen who came
by the Australia to engage in bust
uess here will open a tailoring and
furnishing goods house in the old
Boston lunch rooms on Fort street.
The usual monthly social of the
Ladies' Society of the Central
Union Church will be held in the
parlors this evening. An unusually
attractive programme has been pre-
pared for the social.