The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Inc pilot was not allowed aboard
the Aloha yesterday.
Punahou College is having some
fine tennis courts laid out on the
campus.
a Japanese and a Chinaman
we're arrested for non-psyment of
taxes yesterday.
Portuguese at the end Of Queen
street have been doing good work
in cleaning up their homes.
Several we'll known Honolulu
people will leave for the States on
the Australia of October I'd.
Work on the new water front
road beginning near the old fish
market, is progressing rapidly.
Some one has dubbed the Island
steamers in quarantine outside the
harbor "The dirty squadron"
A large consignment Of lime is
expected to arrive by the bark
Andrew WEIGH, now about due.
When members of the various
boat clubs meet on the streets now,
they talk of what might have been.
z. B. Thomas expects to have
another quantity of lime available
for quarantine purposes next Mon
day.
The Hawaiian Relief Society
nave matters in fine working order
now. Work goes on without the
least trouble.
It is thought by many that the
cholera epidemic will have a mark
ed effect on the attendance at pub
lie schools this year.
The perpetual bonfire, spoken of
In recent issue of this paper, still
exists to torment persons living in
the. vicinity of Haalelea Lawn.
There was a lively runaway on
Beretania street last night that re-
suited in a smash-up for No. 8 hack
of 800 stand. No one was injured.
Wild rumors were ahoat yester-
day morning, to the effect that |
cholera had broken out on several !
of steamers anchored outside the |
harbor.
Many are the words which have |
been spoken in Armstrong Smiths |
praise. He is trusted by the ply (
sicians and patients at the cholera
hospital.
Four Cinnamon were arrested
yesterday for violating Board of
Health regulations by going from
town into Palolo valley without
permits.
Public meeting of the Board of
Health today at 3 pm. Main topic
of discussion will be the disinfec-
ton of the city. A cordial invita-
ton is extended the public.
1t was brought out at a meeting
of the Board of Health yesterday
that the tabu on fish would not be
lifted until at least thirty days
after the last case of cholera in the
city, or perhaps longer.
a request by Superintendent
Rowell to start t-Ae steam dredger
working in the bdtibor was refused
by the Board of Health yesterday,
it being thougbTOy that body to be
a dangerous pr ,eeding.
The ChinesoFRelief Society, with
the Chinese club
house on KITE street, expends on
an average 4 day to poor and
sick Chimes OF be number of ap-
plicants he g eased to $50.
A little boy attempted to
fish from gIIrF le lighthouses yes
terday, brilAuE topped by his lit
lie sister evidently heard
more thar out the Board of
Health on the subject.
An ovF 'ght in a Japan
5so S"s rriagni Gp o Cause.-The tSe
burning ain in the door
way. TAND REere quickly ex-
linguistic 10 was turned in.
Lacrof-All orders ISIS are waiting
Carriage BJssaIloll u cnoI-
IRA In Citing Line, wiley may oIsan
Ee q tention. Ids look to Sec l
'etary - n ROx he I. NJ. Z. A,
or the sport In Ho-
lolulu.2 1923 AND 1:
Up t. the Durrant
ury wnooc q etc. Seventy
i've &C men were re-
urnabl HOP CTS, out OF which
lumber 4ASANN0t certain the I
ne rem 1uorL and SWouIa be Sc :