The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Hon. II. P. Baldwin returned to
Maui by the Hall yesterday.
The Kinau brought 14O passen-
gers-54 cabin and Sc deck.
Philip Peck is back from bust
ness trip to the other islands.
Work on the new road at Kane
hameha is progressing rapidly.
Regular drill of Company G was
held last night in the usual place.
There were several private picnic
parties in KapiOlani park yester-
day.
The fire department practices
every morning in front of the Drill
Shed.
Up to midnight last night there
were no arrests recorded at the
police station.
Sam Macy, hack inspector, is,
nome from a recreation trip to
Maui and Hawaii.
Try free sample vial of Aloha
Tooth Wash, manufactured by
Hebron Drug Company.
a runaway buggy at Sans Souci
early last night created no little
excitement in that locality.
Alex. Lindsay is back in the city
after an absence of five years or
more in business on Hawai-.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. q, F. and A. NJ. this
evening. Work in third degree.
Hon. John Ena and family have
gone to Hawaii to spend several
weeks in recreation and pleasure.
Company BIS baseball team still
continues practicing for anticipated
matches with other company clubs.
The usual Friday evening dance
was given at Arion hall last night.
Some thirty couples were present.
The usual crowd of spectators
were present ON the outside of In
dependence Park pavilion last
night.
J. A. Cummins gives notice that
ne will not be responsible for bills
contracted without his written
order.
Unknowns and Kamehamehas
at Makiki baseball grounds this
afternoon. The game will be closely
contested.
Company D has accepted the
challenge of Company f for
friendly match at Makiki butts
July Goth.
Nigel Jackson is earning fame
and dollars as a walking advertise
ment. His versatility IS beyond
enumeration.
The entertainment and dance
which was to have been given at
Judge Hartwell's this evening has
been postponed.
An attempt is being made to get
up a scrub cricket match for next
Saturday. Vigorous practice is
being INDUCED in.
Deputy Marshal Brown and G.
A. Doyle, Japanese Interpreter, ar
rived by the Kinau from attending
court at Hamakua.
Many young men of the city
have signified their intention OF
Joining the Y. NJ. G. A. as soon as
the gymnasium is completed.
James A. Thompson will not
play with the Unknowns this after
noon, a severe attack OF cold keep
ing him confined to the house.
Prof. C. Stoeckle, known through
out the islands as the monograph
king, was among the incoming
passengers by the Kinau yesterday.
The regulars will not move into
their basement quarters until next
week. The work of renovation has
not progressed as rapidly as was
hoped for.
A large number of passengers
left by the w. G.. Hall yesterday
morning. Many were off on sum-
mer vacations to be spent on Maui
and Hawaii.
There will be a great expose at
the Salvation Army hall Sunday
evening. An individual that has
been doing the Army much injury
will be publicly denounced.
Oahu railway offers cheap rates
to Waianae and return today and
tomorrow. This is an excellent
opportunity to visit the terminus
and see magnificent scenery.
IA. Mehrtens, wife and child