The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-31
LOCAL RREVITIES,

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arrived yesterday.
\ good dray is wanted, Address
7. u. box pol, city.
Joseph L.uahiwa has been APP
pointed lieutenant of police,
Mrs. DIR. G. h. Wood 10 Waiting
friends and relatives ON Hawaii.
4 secondhand pneumatic tire
,ricycle is advertised for sale for 500.
A notice of the annual meeting
of the Pacific Club appears in this
issue.
The rainfall for the month of
December appears in another col
umn.
The Advisory Council will meet
at so p. IN. today in the foreign
Office.
The tug assisted tho Australia
in getting out from the dock yes
terday,
New badges have been received
by the sergeants OF the Citizens
Guard.
Mr.. Lang sent his two children
10 friends in California by the
Australia.
Kahoomahele, a native, was ar
rested last night on u charge oil
conspiracy.
Admiral Beardslee and staff will
call on President Dole at IL o'clock
this morning.
NJ. Greene, of Phillips & Co.,
was among the outgoing passengers
by the Australia.
William Savidge left by the
Australia yesterday for business
trip to the Coast.
The Australia sailed for San
Francisco at 4 p. M. yesterday. Inc
passenger list was not large.
Professor Stoeckle will have the
wonderful Edison kaleidoscope on
exhibition today at Hart & Co.'S.
Officials, clerks aud visitors at
police headquarters spend the even
ing hours in reCiting "reminiscences.
Bran sold as low as $11 ton
Yesterday at q sale held by Morgan.
The feed came from British Colum-
bia.
Judge W. F. Frear left for San
Francisco yesterday. 1t Is expect
ed that a sea voyage will benefit
his health.
Morgan will sell some valuable
city property at auction on Satur-
day, February 18th next See ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. B. Freimann left by the
Australia for New York, where she
will purchase millinery goods for
Ehlers & Co.
Il is not expected that British
warship will arrive for some time,
as none are available except from
the Chinese station.
Captain Cotton, Fleet Surgeon
Winslow and Pay Clerk L. w.
Arms paid friendly visit to the
Marshal last night.
The German Benevolent Society
will hold its annual meeting at the
Office of Hackfeld d Co., at IL
o'clock this morning.
The California Fruit Market re-
ceived the usual large supply OF
ICE house delicacies on the last
Australia. Telephone 378.
Captain Good and Lieutenant
Oscar White have been added to
the Military Commission in place
of Captains Pratt and Ziegler.
Admiral Beardslee and stat
called on Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs Hatch yesterday. The cal
will be returned during today.
Representative E. c. Winston
was a passenger by the Australia
Yesterday. He goes to the Coas
TO purchase ship load Of hogs.
Chas. BeIlina left by the Austria
liza Yesterday, for Haywards, Cal
He accompanied the remains Of hi
sister, who will be inferred there.
The many friends of genia
Harry Miller will be pleased t.
know that his health is considerable,
improved by his recent trip to tn
Coast.
A pamphlet copy Of ''The Rebel
lion of 1885," issued by the Hs
waiian Star and containing ninety
four pages, has been received a
this Office.
The adjourned annual meetin
of the Peoples Ice and Refrigerai
ing Company will be held in tn