The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

today.
The membership Of the japanese
Methodist Church on Hotel street
Is increasing.
The Y. VI. G.. \. gymnasium and
educational classes are making
good progress.
4 concert by the Hawaiian band
viii be given at Emma square at
1870 this evening.
G.. X. Spencer viii leave on the
Kiuau today, taking along with
him the Hilo Tribune plant.
G.. :. Bradford, of the ADvER-
rI-ER, Will leave on the Kinau to-
dav for a short vacation on Hawaii.
Kamehameha School has some
thing over -ixty-five pupils SO far.
More are expected from the other
islands.
Bruce Waring IL Co. who have
building lots and lands for sale,
call the attention of purchasers in
this issue.
The O. r. IL l.. Co. have resumed
their Saturday and Sunday eXcur-
sions 10 Waianae. The time table
will be found in this issue.
Fred Smith, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent OF the o. r. " l..
Co, Will be a passenger on the
Kinau today. He goes to the vol
CanO-
The Hawaiian boat house has
been put into the hands of another
native boy. The old one was
little too slow about waiting on
customers.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Wailuku Sugar Com
pany will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning at the office OF Messrs. c.
Brewer IL Co., Id.
The Louvre, No. 81 Nuuanu
street. had a grand opening on Sat
urday and during the evening the
band was in attendance. Today
the proprietors advertise for men.
Kaulunoku, a young native liv-
ing on Queen street, was arrested
last night by Captain Scott for
brutaIly beating his aged mother.
He was locked up for a hearing
today.
Frank Clifford Rhodes has taken
position with the Bulletin as
foreman and half-tone maker. Mr..
Rhodes was recently engaged with
the Press Publishing Company in
the same capacity.
\ quorum not being present at
the English debating soci-
ETY. Friday night, no meeting was
held. There Will be meeting next
Friday night. An interesting sub
iect will be discussed.
The merry-gO-round was much
missed by the frequenters OF that
place Saturday night. There Is
talk of putting it up on Liliha
street. The police will have their
hands full if this Is done.
The electric lights at Kawaiahao
church were turned on for the first
time Saturday night. The trial
was an immense success and ka-
waiahao can well boast OF one of
the best lighted interiors in the city.
There will be a meeting OF the
II. \. 4. G.. in the y. Nj. &. A.
building this evening at 7:3O pm.
Important business will be trans
acted and every member is request
ed to be present. Football matters
Will receive attention.
1t Is understood that DR.. Castle,
a well-known physician OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio, who some time ago APP
piled for a position under the Board
of Health here, will be offered the
management of the Kalihi Expert
mental Leper Station.
1t Is said that J. A. Kennedy will
not run for the lieutenancy made
vacant by the resignation OF }. W
Jones in Company ID on account OF
his being a member OF the Council
of State. \. @. VI. Robertson /;
spoken of as a favorable candidate
The band concert at Emma
Square Saturday afternoon was at
tended by crowds OF people on foot
on horseback and in vehicles o
various kinds. This speaks vel
for the choice of music made by
Bandmaster Heitmann and the eX
ceIIent rendition of the same by tn,
band boys.
The report that the boat il
which the opium was found las
Friday, was headed toward sum
ner-s island Is denied by the mar
who was steering the boat. ii,
says there was no intention o