The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Westinghouse Birthday.

last night.
The Military Court will not SIT
again until next Monday.
A number of new records can De
heard in the graphophone.
At noon today James F. Morgan
will hold a sale of Japanese saki.
The executors of the C. L. Car.
ter estate have a notice in this
issue.
An advertiser desires employ
ment. He understands the care OF
horses.
A late issue of the War Cry con-
tains a group of Honolulu Saliva
tionists.
Paul Richards, the deserter from
the ship Kenilworth, was captured
yesterday.
David Kawananakoa has been
locked up on a charge of mispris-
ion of treason.
The Hawaiian band will sere-
made Minister Willis this morning
at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Lottie Carter is contem-
plating a European trip with Mrs.
Brewer, of Boston.
A dividend on Mutual Telephone
stock, issued prior to January 1st,
has been declared.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute
orchestra had their first rehearsal
last evening, at their hall.
Tomorrow, at noon, an auction
sale of carriages and horses will be
held at Morgan's auction room.
The regular meeting of Hawaiian
Council, No. $50, A. L. of H, is
postponed until Friday, March LIST.
The kaleidoscope is rapidly grow
ing into favor. It can be seen
daily at the Elite Ice Cream Par
lors. I
John F. Hackfeld has presented
his credentials to the Foreign
Office as Consul for Austro-Hun-
gary.
About ten foreigners, recently re-
leased from prison, will leave for
San Francisco tomorrow on the
Australia.
Send a copy of the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE with your letter tomor-
row. 1t is the best medium to
send abroad.
A meeting will be held tonight
at the American League hall. The
matter of Government employees
will be discussed.
The American Relief Fund will
hold an annual meeting this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Cham
Der of Commerce.
G. Carson Kenyon was a witness
before the Military Court yester-
day. It was his first appearance
in public for some time.
The football game will commence
at 3 80 o'clock this afternoon. If
the weather is favorable q large
crowd will be present.
There are moments, etc." will
probably be played tomorrow after
noon by the band, previous to the
departure of the Australia. = |
P. NJ. Rooney has a new cotta5e
for rent or lease it is situated on
Wilder avenue. He also offeIs a
family horse and carriage for ssle.
Wv. Ashford will appear y the
Circuit Court next Tuesday in re-
gard to some matters copnected
with the estate of John K. Kakanla.
The steam whaler Belveaere WAS
sighted off port yesterdSv after
noon. She will probably come in
side today for water and provisions.
The Hawaiin band Eill nlav at
the departure of the AustraIiS to-
afternoon. Tbs nsnaI con-
cert at Emma square will be
omitted.
The Burgess reside nce ON Bere-
tania street will be s(,IJ Of anct;on
- 1na noAt nonoay' 70 Satisfy mort
{ {nee ~ lanes me T. Morgan will con-
The Bergstrom BID 90 bova been
re-voicing and tuninI tho oroan in
tb;s %aoL Union Church during
aIona 90 tney Ere also getting
aItero,ion~ o iAsS With the extensive
Cathedral organ. f'olnah O
steenar o Sa a. eived on the last
n Arua, VI tne ost tn of Miss Anna
Mod;.oH S'iGne' WI .ch took place at
Of January. Misssey' to was