The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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p. G.. Camarinos has notice IN
this issue.
The Quintette Club is aboard
he Au Hou.
The crowd at the concert last
night was very quiet. Al
Postmaster Dat left for Hawaii
yesterday on a tour of inspection.
a Jubilee meeting is to be held
at the Y. VI. G.. A. tomorrow even
ing.
The Brownies have taken posses
sion of H. F. Wichman's jewelry
store.
Healani Boat Club members will
meet at the Chamber Of Commerce
tonight.
The band will play several new
pieces at the Emma Square concert
this afternoon.
The credit sale at II. w. Schmidt
IL Sons will be confined this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
There was more rain up the val
lev last evening, but only threaten
ing weather in town.
The Sharpshooters Company will
meet at the II. r. 4. range this
afternoon for practice.
C.L. Clement has been engaged
by the Hawaiian Gazette Company
to solicit advertisements.
Another shipment of water mains
for the Government arrived yester-
day in the bark G.. D. Bryant.
Next weeks social event will be
the St. Andrews fair and luau Sat-
urday afternoon and evening.
The wrecking syndicate is try
ing to secure the services OF Jas.
Morse, the Government diver.
Repairs on account of the storm
forced lively moving in Suprintend-
emit Rowell's department yesterday.
The name of Grace Buchanan
was not handed in as one of the
contestants for the Demorest medal.
A supper will be served at the
American League celebration ball
next Monday at Independence
park.
Since the repairs have been made
the reading room of the Library
Association is much more generally
visited.
Some novel signs advertising the
Kilohana Art League exhibition, to
open next Tuesday, are displayed
at the hall.
Delicate shades in silkoline, fig
ured silkoline and a fine line of
stamped linen goods can be found
at n. s. Sachs.
Foster hall has been secured by
the Young Hawaiians' Institute.
The owner gives it to them one
year free of rent.
B. F. Dillingham; and Gardner
Wilder were passengers by the
Kinau Yesterday for Hilo. Half a
dozen tourists left for the volcano.
Water filters and electrical out
fits get their full share of discus
sion in the Hawaiian Hardware
Company's column this morning.
The reader can have an interest
ing time supplying names in the
conspiracy story. This Will be a
popular pastime for a couple OF
days.
Akuna, the father, has been APP
pointed guardian for All Hoi, a
Chinese minor, who owns property
in Hawaii and is attending school
at Canton.
The last meeting of the Y. NJ. G.
A. week of prayer was held at noon
Yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Leadingham
conducted it and the room was well
filed.
Trainers are very careful with
their charges as the day for bicy-
Gle races approaches. Ice cream
is now tabu. The races will be on
the oath.
By order of the wreckers' assocla-
ton Lewis J. Levey will sell at noon
today az his rooms, merchandise,
ETC., saved from the wreck OF the
bark G.. y. Wilcox.
A verdict of guilty was returned
in the assault and battery case, in |
which a Portuguese was charged
with assaulting fellow country
man, who is a hack-driver.
James A. Kennedy, Andrew
Brown and all the Scottish chiefs |
in town point to the fact that Queen
Victoria's letter came from Bal |
moral, which is IN the LAND O