The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Wages of Sin tonight.

An opportunity to secure a good
paying business is offered In this
Issue.
A fine showing of attendance was
made by the Sharpshooters last
night.
The nine native jurors who were
found incapable, were paid oil yes
terday.
No more changes will be made
in the mounted police until about
the LIST inst.
A steteopticon lecture is to be
given at the Y. NJ. Z. a. hall FRI
day evening.
There was quite a crowd at Sans
Souci last night for the native
bands concert.
Announcements of the sale of
ava licenses appear in the By
Authority column.
The stockholders of +. o. Hall IL
San, Id, will meet tomorrow after
noon to elect officers.
The Government pound in the
district of Koloa, Kauai, has been
changed to Kukuiula.
The MONDAY prayer meetings at
the Y. NJ. G. A. this week promise
to be quite successful.
Gospel meetings are to be held
in tent on Union Square, begin
ming Thursday evening.
Last nights meeting of the So
cial Science club was held at the
home of the Rev. DR.. Hyde.
The annual meeting of the Union
Feed Company will be held on
Thursday morning at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Gillian, partner in one of
the largest Newcastle collieries, ID
at the Hotel awaiting the Alameda.
The report that Mrs. Feather
stone will arrange in the States for
the publication of book of dirges
ia contradicted.
The Pacific Mail Company has
lost its contract for carrying United
States mails to Central and South
American ports.
The Hawaiian Republican club
will hold an important meeting this
evening at 7 o'clock at the Ameri-
can League hall.
Mrs. Thirds leaves by the Hall
this morning for the Volcano.
There will be no meeting at Foster
hall this evening.
Mr.. Dailey's benefit and the fare
we'll appearance of the company
will be the attraction at the theater
tomorrow evening.
Walter E. Wall has been elected
second lieutenant of the Sharp
shooters Company, vice Henry
Waterhouse, resigned.
Wages of Sin will be played this
evening. 1t pleased everybody be-
fore and the second rendition will
be better than the first.
At 10 o'clock this morning mer-
chandise from the wreck of the
Wilcox will be sold in front of
Hackfeld's by Auctioneer Levey.
The Honolulu Library and Read
ing Room Association will meet on
Friday evening to elect trustees
and transact other important busi-
ness.
s. Hannet denies, for w. j.
Sadris, that the latter's passport
was threatened by creditors. Sadris
had forgotten the bill in question
and telephoned for it.
The will of the late S. n. Castle
was admitted to probate yesterday
by Judge Whiting. The Court
confirmed the nomination of the
widow as executrix, without bond.
Captain Campbell, the wharf
Superintendent for the Inter-Island |
Company, will leave for Hawaii |
this morning to spend a vacation.
He will be absent about four weeks.
The committee will be out today
selecting the track for that road |
race on bicycles. The route will |
likely be out King street from
Union Square to Sans Souci and
return.
On account of the celebration
and ball at Independence Park
next Monday evening, a special
meeting of the American League
will be held Friday evening. Nom
ination of officers.
The Kohala Sugar Company has
elected the following officers: s.. G.
Allen, president; NJ. P. Robinson,