The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

BAND concert dJ IAlC hOSCA NCH' So
with nine new selections
The Holomua viii not be Issued
for some time yet, if at all.
Two native seamen shipped for
Liverpool on the Kenilworth.
Castle & Cooke advertise Cal
ifornia lime for sale in quantities TO
suit.
An additional number of cells
are being constructed at the Oahu
Prison.
The monthly meeting of the T..
VI. G. A. will be held tonight at
7:30 o'clock.
Charles Spencer, foreman of the
Bulletin office, is laid up with
rheumatism.
A ten-year-old boy namedCharles
Young is in Jail for stealing $50
from his mother
The opium shipped to the Coast
on the Miowera will net the Gov
eminent $4,000.
The first game of the new base
ball league will come off about the
end of next month.
The Arawa is due from the Col
onies. She should bring Auckland
dates TO the Odd ult.
J. s. Bailey has been awarded a
contract to repair the bedsteads in
the Queens hospital.
A frequent question on the street
Is, when is martial law going to
be done away with ?"
E. Wolters offers his elegant res
idence, Diana Lodge" at the head
of Victoria street, for lease.
Both the Philadelphia and Ho-
nolulu football teams were out in
full force for practice yesterday.
The Honolulu cricket club meets
tonight at the Arlington hotel at
7:30. A full attendance is hoped
for.
Luther Kaihumua, A. P. Kaihu.
mua and S. P. Panee, Hawaiian
born, took the oath of allegiance
yesterday.
The old store house back of Haa-
lelea lawn has been torn down on
account of the new road that will
soon be started.
The Government is contemplate
ing the construction Of a new wharf
and steamship slip, adjoining the
Pacific Mail dock.
The warm weather of yesterday
tempted a number of people into
attending the band concert at Ma
kee Island last night.
The electric lights of the band
stand at the Hawaiian hotel were
lighted for 6 short time last night
to ascertain if they were In working
order for tonight.
Ed. Hitchcock was kept busy
yesterday afternoon handing out
arms and ammunition to those who
had deposited them under the
order of the Marshal.
The ADVERTISER has opened a
subscription list for the purpose
Of raising money to purchase new
set of instruments FIR the leper !
band. Who will head the list?
The Kamehameha baseball play
sEs are anxious to Cross bats with |
he Philadelphia team and have is
aed a challenge for game on the
school grounds on Saturday next.
Prospects are good for the re-
building of the Opera House on a
more extended scale, but every
thing depends on J. D. Spreckels
who has not yet been heard from.
The auction sale of pineapple
and poultry ranch at Kalihi by
James F. Morgan yesterday was a
Gzzle, only one bid being offered,
which was too low to be accepted.
Msjor w. T. Seward was allowed
the privilege of being escorted to his
home at Pawas for a short time
yesterday, to inspect and arrange
some private papers and correspon-
dence.
Militant hall still remains In the
condition it was left after the Opera
House wall fell on it. Litigation
over the damage has ensued, and
the building will not be touched
until it is settled.
One of the soldiers at the bar
racks is quite a pugilist- He has
joined the ranks of the Honolulu
football team as substitute quarter
back, for the purpose of bucking
against Sharkey of the Philadel-
phias. Besides this he is training