The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

~. OrLeT, VI IlllO, IeIuIASO AOAIO
yesterday.
T. \. Harrison left for Fiji on
the Arawa.
T. A. Keyworth left for Mahuko-
ma yesterday.
Go to Wichman's for his patent,
non-swearing collar buttons.
w. w. Goodale will make trip
to Honolulu on the next Klnau.
The sale of stock in the Healani
Boat Club has reached nearly
$4,000.
A notice of a commissioners
sale of real estate appears else
where.
J.F. Morgan will sell some grain
and flour at auction at III o'clock
Monday. y
Manager Paine of the Tramways
is ON Kauai buying mules for the
transit line.
The Fire Department had to turn
out Yesterday morning shortly AFTER
; o'clock. 1t was a false alarm.
Morgan will sell 1000 smooth
Cayenne pineapple plants at his
rooms this morning at lO O'CLOCK.
Color-Sergeant Willing, 1st Regi-
ment. Y. G.. H., having removed to
Pearl City, has applied for dis
charge.
There will be a sale of the rest
of the goods from the wrecked
Wilcox at 10 o'clock today, by Jas.
F. Morgan.
Martin Smith, formerly in bust
ness at Truckee, Cal, is now with
J. J. Egan and will be a permanent
citizen of Honolulu.
Chas. T. Wilder, Consul for Ha-
waii at San Francisco, has applied
for a certificate of special rights Of
citizenship and will get it.
The sale of the rest of Girdler's |
stock will not take place today as
intended, but will be postponed
until some day next week. Il
A lame, halt and blind horse,
owned by Pake was given a vaca-
ton yesterday morning by Agent
Green of the Humane Society.
Dailey's local hits in his topical
song tonight are good ones. and he
promises to touch up number OF
people and recent happenings.
4
B. Fireman., late of the Hawaii
an Hotel, went to Hilo yesterday,
for the purpose of looking into the
prospects of a new hotel there.
The Hawaiian Hardware Conn
pany tells something about the adj
yantages of cable communication
with the United States this morn
ing.
w. H. Cunningham was fined
SO and costs in the District
Court yesterday, for shooting with
out a license. He appealed the
case.
An unusually attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged by
Prof. Berger for the regular Satur-
day afternoon concert at Emma
Square at 4 80.
The American League anniver- 1
sary celebration will likely be held ,
at Independence Park in about two
weeks. All will be decided at the
meeting next Tuesday.
w. y. Armstrong, the editor of
the ADVERTISER, left on the Kinau
for Lahaina, his birthplace. He
will ride overland from there to
Kahului, and return Sunday on the
Claudine.
The Government band played for
two hours on the departure of the
Arawa yesterday. For the special
benefit of number of distinguished
passengers Professor Berger gave
several Scotch airs.
The Government has received
letters from England, France, I
Switzerland and Mexico, all recog- h
mixing the Republic, and congratu- L
lating President Dole on the new F
form of government. y
The Sharpshooters will practice =
On the Hawaiian Rifle Association
Range this afternoon. Out of COM
pliment to Captain Kidwell the
q boys" call bull's-eye "pineap-
pie" down there. Fred. Damon |
will try his new Winchester today. II
1t is probable that President Dole 3
will return to Honolulu by the Sat- "
,rJov LiDar THE will bripU him | o.