The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A lost key has been found.

AllTtu CdIlcI lclL lOI MAUI last
evening. He will be away for a
month.
The sale of Godfrey's polling list
and directory continues. 1t is a
useful reference book.
Sam McKeague will be back on
the Australia. He has been In the
States for some months.
W. P. Fennen, of Punaluu, was
greatly surprised a week ago, TO be
presented with twin daughters.
A guard relief of twelve men es-
corted the money across the street
TO the new vault yesterday.
The case of the mutineers on the
Nanshan will come up In the Cir
cult Court at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
An adjourned meeting of the
American League will be held this
evening, to talk anniversary cele-
bration.
William cassie, of Baskerville,
Kauai, will be here next week. lie
will make business trip TO Waihee
Plantation.
Big Improvements have been
made in the postoffice, which add
greatly to the ease with which the
mail is sorted.
Large fines for RAINING che ia
games are getting frequent. a
Chinaman had to pay 800 yester-
day for his sport.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Star will be held to-
morrow evening at Z 30, at the
Chamber of Commerce.
a stranger fell in a fit or spasm
In the Y. NJ. C.. A. reading room
yesterday afternoon. DR.. McGrew
was called and cared for the man.
Those of the clergymen who were
sent tickets to last evenings per-
formance of Saints and Sinners
returned them to Mr.. Daley yester-
day.
The space next to the Sharp
shooters room in the drill shed
may be transferred into a reading
room with game tables and a bill
lizard table.
Mr.. Klemme, the defeated indie
pendent, has not yet decided to in
stitute a contest. Under the law,
he has plenty of time in which to
think it over.
Colonel Fisher believes that a
social hall at the drill shed would
be beneficial to the battalion. 1t
would increase the interest of the
volunteer companies.
1t is Mr.. G. Bolte, and not Jos.
Marsden, who is secretary of the
Planters Labor and Supply Com
pany, and who is preparing data
for the approaching annual meet
ing.
Although the District Court was
closed both Sunday and Monday,
there was not very long calendar.
Forty-seven arrests in three days IS
not as many as are frequently made
on Saturday night alone.
Almost as many band pro-
grammes have been received since
Sunday as were used in making up
the ADVERTISER programme. The
more that are sent In the more
Berger will have to choose from.
In the departure of the Hyacinth
Honolulu loses ships officers and
crew who have been agreeable from
the date of arrival. The Y. NJ. G.
A. will miss Captain May and the
lieutenants and local cricketers
will be disconsolate.
Chief Clerk Hassinger was very
cordially received by all upon re-
turning to his duties at the Interior
Department yesterday. He has
been quite i'll for six weeks. Mr..
Hassinger may soon make trip to
the Coast for his health.
Physicians advise Captain John
Good, Jr., to get away from the ISL
ands for time as soon as possible. |
He may leave by the next Austria
liza. The captain is at Queens
Hospital and is a sick man. First !
and Second Lieutenants Coyne and !
King are handling E Company.
Quite a number Twenty six) of |
names of voters, as listed in God
frey's Directory were printed with
out the indicative sign as senate
rial electors. This omission has |
been corrected and, with full infor-
nation of the election returns, will !
be presented to all purchasers of |
copies of the carefully compiled
little handbook. The book has had |
a large circulation and but few