The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

had next Wednesday.
Officers are to be elected by the
American League tonight.
This is the last week of the Kilo-
hama Art League exhibit.
CAPTAIN Griffiths caught his
sons time in the bicycle race al
26 :344.
Benson. Smith x Co. have
Schmidt & Haensch's polariscopes
for sale.
Rev. Eric Lewis will lead the
meeting at the gospel tent this
evening.
Minister King viii on this trip
decide upon some road construction
on Hawaii.
The premises on Beretanla street.
formerly occupied by DR.. Atcherly'
are for rent.
Pinkolene ointment and Princess
toilet powder can De had at Ben
son, Smith & Co.
The King Street Restaurant now
occupies the old electric light sta
ton on King street.
4 member of the Itohan firm
was thrown from horse yesterday
and quite badly injured. 4
There will be Thanksgiving SER
mon at st. Andrews Cathedral on
Thursday next, at 10 a. m.
Singing is an attractive feature
at the new Japanese-Methodlst
church in the Masonic block
B.F. Ehlers Il Co. have some
thing interesting TO say IN the
Ladies' Column" this morning.
An adjourned annual meeting OF
the Kahului Railroad Company
will be held this afternoon at
o'clock.
A meeting TO organize a society
of amateur vocalists will be held at
Mrs. \. Mackintosh's at 5 o'clock
tomorrow evening.
There were an unusual number
of visitors 10 the waterfront yester- !
day. Many were down for look !
at the Daisy KimbaLl.
E. o. Hall IL Son received a new
supply of hardware on the Ala
media. If you want a fine razor,
they can supply you.
December 1, next Saturday, will /
be big day in the Portuguese col
ony. It is the oath anniversary OF
the independence of Portugal
DR.. c. T. Rodgers, secretary Of
the Labor Commission, is sending
out lists Of questions to secure in
formation desired by the commits
sion.
The Japanese in Fowler's yard
were up all of last night with
countrymen whose spasms from al
cohol were followed by an attack OF
heart failure.
There will be about forty cases
for District Magistrate Perry this
morning. These are the arrests
for Saturday night and Sunday by
the city police.
Jos. P. Mendonca, who was over
from Koolau Saturday says the
grazing is so good on that side now
the bullocks are fattening Just by
looking at the grass.
The dredger work will be fin
ished at the railway wharves this
week. Then the Interior Depart :
ment gunboat goes on the marine
railway for an overhauling.
Six Chinese were arrested yester-
day afternoon for gambling. While
being marched to prison, one OF the
men attempted to bribe the arrest '
ing officer by handing him $50.
The Rev. Mr.. Byrde was pas !
senger from England by the Milo
vera. This gentleman is to locate
at Kohala, Hawaii, to take charge
of the Episcopal church at that
place.
Those who claim to know the
rules say that Atkinson would
have been the winner had he made
a run on foot for the finish. His
wheel had been touched by an out Q
slider.
Marshal Hitchcock is trying to
find out who started the fire in J
P. Bowen's residence on Friday
night. An inquest" will be held
today and someone Is likely TO be
arrested.
Mrs. VI. Renner has returned fl
from her trip to the Coast, and has /
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