The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-03
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Master Fuller's office.
LYLE a. Dickey has a profess
sional card in tOday's paper.
CIR. McVeigh, machinery agent,
went to the Coast by the Aus
tralia.
Albert Lucas was among the out
going passengers by the Australia
yesterday.
The Hawaii and Maui people
have been released from quaran-
tine on Cocoanut Island.
Willie Herrlck has become a
member of the Hawaiian BGnd, TO
which he belonged some time ago.
There were only two arrests yes
terday. One was a Japanese for
violating Board Of Health regula-
tons.
Thirty-eight years ago yesterday
Hon. =. G. Jones arrived at Homo
lulu from Boston in the ship John
Gilpin.
"Parzon" Smith did not 90 to
the Coast yesterday, as he intend
Cd. His visit has been indefinitely
postponed.
The Australia brought $4,000 in
coin for Bishop 81 Co. Most OF the
amount Will be placed in circula-
ion Immediately.
G. +. Stone has been appointed
manager Of the Kona Coffee Com
pany, Ltd, the position formerly
held by +. b. Barthrop.
Several officers Of the Benning-
ton landed at the Pacific Mail wharf
Yesterday afternoon in order to get
mail of by the Australia.
Mrs. T. Richards was an outgo-
ing passenger by the Australia.
She will remain at the Coast six or
seven weeks for her health.
r. G. /. Perkins, naturalist for
the Royal Society and British As
ISOLATION of England, Will leave on
the next island boat for Kauai.
The Japanese store that opened
N the Campbell block a few weeks
ago found the rent too high and
has moved to other and cheaper
quarters.
Appearances have a great deal
TO do with a mans standing. Those
who have clothes made by
Medeiros 81 Co. are always up in
latest styles.
One of Hackfeld's scows has
been fitted with new and convent
emit water tanks, which are boxed
in and a decided improvement over
the old ones.
Officer Needham has been pro-
NOTED to the position of lieutenant |
of police. He will take the place OF |
ex-Lieutenant Joe LuhiWa in Cap |
tain Hookano's watch.
The Tahitian boy, Taiho, who !
has been confined in the police |
station some time for DESERVING the !
service of Commissioner Halves,
was released yesterday.
e. B. Barthrop and several 9TH
ers have been in quarantine for
several days on the ship S. p.
Hitchcock. They will leave by the
Hall, due to sail Friday afternoon.
One of the lumber firms of the
city loaded a schooner a short time
ago, but permission for her to sail
was refused by the Board of Health
and the cargo had 20 be returned to
the yard.
For the last three weeks no mail
has been sent to Waianae on ac-
count of the quarantine regulations.
At noon today the first mail since
that time will be sent by train to
that place.
Mounted Patrolman Smith has
been dismissed from the service on
account of his Tuesday night esca-
pade at Kalihi, from which place
he came to town in rather a mud
died condition.
\ lively wagonnette party was
out for a good time last night.
After viewing the drill of the
Mounted Reserve, they took trip
around the city, furnishing vocal
and instrumental music as they
went.
Ladies' day at the Pacific Tennis
Club was well attended yesterday
afternoon. Aside from the lady
friends who favored the club with
their presence, were quite num-
Der in carriages outside the
grounds.