The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The general mail will close at II
o'clock this morning.
The Kinau had six passengers
bound for the Volcano.
A certificate of deposit in favor of
l.. y. Maynard has been lost.
The Hawaiian News Company's
store will be open this evening.
Hon. H. P. Baldwin is booked TO
leave for San Francisco today.
TOYS and dolls will be given
away today to purchasers atSachs'
store.
Three Japanese were fined SO
each yesterday on a gambling
charge.
A guardians sale of land will be
held today at noon, in Morgan's
salesrooms.
The Hebron Drug Company are
the agents for dead Stuck" the
new bug destroyer.
Deputy Marshal Brown left last
evening for Hilo where he will
pass a few weeks vacation.
Letters addressed "Mary B" IS.
l.. c." and Business" await
owners aC the GAZETTE Office.
Copies of the GAZETTE and AD-
vERT1sER can be had at this office,
in wrappers ready for mailing.
The Trustees of the Queens
Hospital will hold a semi-annual
meeting on next Wednesday even
ing.
The examination of Edward Gill
sey, charged with smuggling opium,
will be held today in the District
Court.
The tramcars pass the door of the,
Ilaniwai baths. w. S. Bartlett is
making a popular resort of this
place. y
The short term of Congress COM
menced on the Sd inst. The Oce-
anic ought TO bring the Presidents
message.
Captain Pratt will be one of the
passengers on the Australia. The
Captain goes to Oakland for visit
with relatives.
w. E. Brown states that all or
ders for rubber stamps sent TO this
office this morning will be filled by
the return of the Australia.
A Chinese boy named Apana was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF
larceny. 1t is claimed that he re-
lieved his employer of $40.
Rev.F. C. Leonhart will lead the
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday
evening, at 6 80 o'clock. Topic
Love that passeth knowledge"
Two men belonging to the steam
er Australia had a fist fight last
evening on the corner of Fort and
Hotel streets. One of the men
was badly used up. No arrests.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany are in favor of having an
island cable. They are also in
favor of selling some new goods
that they call attention to in this
issue.
One of the lower lots of the
Homestead lot on Nuuanu street
was sold at auction yesterday to
Mrs. Along. The bidding was very
brisk. The lot was sold for $1,000;
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A petition for writ of error has
been filed in the case of Annie
Phelps vs. Jos. o. Carter. This
litigation arose over the disposition
of the property of Charlotte Adams
amounting to some $4,000.
A hint was given President Dole
Yesterday that a prize contest !
among the crack shots of the regu-
lar and volunteer companies would |
be acceptable; company teams to
be selected to shoot for cash |
prize.
The new works of the Pacific |
Guano and Fertilizer Company, at |
Kalihi, have been completed and |
they are now ready TO supply all
kinds of fertilizers. DR.. w. Aver |
dam is the manager Of the COM
pany.
F. Hackfeld, the assignee OF |
the bankrupt estate of 5. Ehrich,
has fled objections to the bank
rupt's final discharge. The as
signee charges that $4,000 paid to |
a preferred creditor should have
been turned over to him.
The alleged sidewalk around the
Governments lot on the corner OF
Fort and Beretania streets is In