The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

at the police station.
George Fairchild and William
cassie are over from Kealia.
Miss Abbott played to another
large house Saturday evening.
Officers of the Hawaiian Gazette
appear elsewhere in this issue.
Steamer Asloun was reported off
port by the pilot Office at 2 o'clock
this morning.
Minister Willis spent most of
last week on 4 hunting trip to Eva
and Waianae.
The Stars defeated the Unknowns
in Saturdays baseball game by a
score of IL to s.
Miss Hartwell, Master Hartwel,
the Judd boys, E. Damon have re-
turned from Kauai.
A dinner will be given Mrs.
Fowler aboard the Bennington
Thursday evening.
Thanks are returned to J. F.
and Mrs. Hagens for wedding
cake sent this Office.
A new Columbia phaeton, horse,
harness and top brake are offered
for sale at a bargain.
There were several hunting
parties in the Waianae mountains
Saturday and Sunday.
There were ten persons arrested
for drunkenness Saturday night.
Most of them were natives.
Annual meeting Hawaiian
Sportsmen's Association at Hawa-
ian hotel 7 80 this evening
Quite a good haul of opium was
made at Lihue Friday. Chinese
and Japanese were concerned.
George A. Turner has valuable
full bearing orange grove near Riv-
erside, Cal, for sale. See notice.
Rev. H. H. Parker occupied the
pulpit at Kawaiahao yesterday
morning for the first time in several
weeks.
The Picking sails at p. M. today
for Yokohama and Hongkong di-
rect. H. Hackfeld & Co., are the
agents.
Reserved seats for the Dauvray
dramatic recital, to take place to-
morrow evening, can be had all day
at Hobron's drug store.
Harry Whitney received sixteen
golden pheasant from China by the
Belgic. They are ornamental spe-
cies, and were sent here to be sold.
An office is being built on the
Pacific Mail dock for Clarence
Crabbe, wharf superintendent of
the Canadian-Australian steamship
line.
John H. Coney, deputy sheriff of
Kauai, came by the Mikahala Sun
day for a short business trip to
Honolulu. He will return to Kauai
Tuesday.
c. F. Peterson will leave for
Yale on the 22nd by the Monowai.
James Thompson will succeed him
as assistant clerk of the judiciary |
department.
The college boys who have been !
spending some time hunting on |
Kauai, returned by the Mikahala |
yesterday. They report having |
had a good time.
Morgan will sell pianos, book |
cases, furniture of all kinds, b. p.
engine, one horse cart, ETC., at G. K.
Williams & Sons store this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Officer David KAPPA arrested five |
opium smokers and outfits Sunday |
afternoon in the vicinity of Maui
nakea street. Only small amount |
of opium was captured.
An omnibus on the way to Wal
kiki Sunday afternoon dropped a
wheel. Repairs were completed in
a few moments. Luckily no one |
was in the vehicle at the time.
The Board of immigration held |
a meeting last Saturday morning
and discussed Japanese and Chinese
immigration. The 1858 Chinese now
in quarantine will be released ON
Friday and distributed among the
various plantations.
A wagonette decorated with
green's, Hawaiian, American and
Greek flags, with six musicians,
journeyed to Sans Souci early Sat
urday evening. A stop was made
at the California Fruit Market and
a scramble rendered P .G.Camarinos.
That gentleman Joined the party