The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

o'clock this afternoon.
]. f. Hackfeld leaves for the
Coast on the Australia.
\ large flow of water has been
struck at c. NJ. Cookies new well.
For $50 you can buy horse,
saddle and bride. Sc advertise
ment.
There have been no passengers
booked for San Francisco by the
Pekin.
The Government band gave a
concert az Thomas Square last
night
At Sans Souci, last evening,
party was given TO Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. White.
In the parlors of the Central
Union Church the regular monthly
church social Will De held this
evening.
J. f. Hackfeld, A. T. Gruetter,
I. Witkowski and Miss Helen Dick
son are booked 70 leave by the
Alameda.
Eight Chinese were arrested last
night for gambling. They were
playing poker. Bail Of 800 each
was asked.
Mrs. B. Fireman leaves on the
Australia Saturday, for a business
trip 10 Chicago. She will return IN
the Alameda.
Frank Godfrey is busy collating
the names of natives on this island,
which list he will publish IN refer
ence-book form.
In addition to those mentioned
Tuesday to leave by the Australia
are Miss Widemann, r. J. Moore
and Geo. J. Wiley.
By order of Marshal Hitchcock,
Morgan will sell wines, beers and
champagne at his salesrooms at 10 (
O'Clock this morning.
The Board of Health did not |
meet Yesterday afternoon, President /
Smith being occupied with the /
Court term at kohala-
The commodious building adj
Joining Lucas mill, formerly occu-
pied by the Union Ice Works, Is |
for rent on moderate terms.
An assignee's sale of clothing. |
dry goods, dress goods, saddles, ETC.,
Will take place at MOrgan's rooms !
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Quintette Club played at the
Hawaiian hotel last evening during /
the dinner hour. The musicians |
were engaged by Mr.. Hofnung.
The fine cattle brought here by 4
Mr.. McCandless are now at Dow
sett's paddock, but viii De taken
TO Waimea and Waipio on Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Dickson gave a
euchre party TO a number of her
friends at the residence of her SIS /
ter, Mrs. Dr.. s. B. Pratt, last even
ing.
The City of Pekin should be in
today. She will bring news of the
Oriental war several days later
than that brought by the Ans
tralia-
Hamston's circus Is due on the
Pekin. The show has nine cages
of wild animals and a number of
performers, and is said to be quite
a complete circus.
There will be a social and dance
at Independence Park Friday even
ing. The guest of honor will be
DR.. r. l. Moore, who leaves by the
Australia on Saturday.
P. \. Diaz states that he cannot
accept the nomination to the Office
OF Representative conferred upon
him by the voters of Maui. He
pleads III health as the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nolan will |
entertain 4 number of friends at
dinner at the Hawaiian hotel to-
night. The Quintette Club will /
play while the courses are being
served
}. u MarllQ- the EO1O OOAAOCAs
left on the Claudine to do some
work on the Volcano road. When
he has finished that, he viii 60 to
Puma and work on the Government
roads there.
The Congregationalist says that
the study between the parsonage
and the Congregational church at
Benicia, Cal, was destroyed by
fire, and the entire library Of Rev.
n W Hill 1ou ar HiIo was