The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

this afternoon.
Clam chowder tonight at Com
mercial Saloon.
Arthur A. Wilder has been ap-
pointed Notary Public.
A Cleveland tricycle., nearly new,
is offered for sale cheap.
Auction sale of live stock at Dow
sett's yard by Morgan atnoon.
Charles Crozier has succeeded
Hugh Gum as Fire Commissioners.
Proprietor Krouse of the Airing.
ton, has the nucleus for geological
garden.
Quite a number of the town boys
are practicing for a prospective
field day.
Valuable city real estate for sale
by the Hawaiian Safe Deposit ana
Investment Company.
Attorney w. r. Castle has been
confined 20 his home for several
days through an attack OF asthma.
D. Howard Hitchcock, the artist,
rode over to Makapuu Point last
night. He will do some work there
today.
Steamer Independent will sail
for Kobe via Yokohama, Japan, at
2 p. m. today. She will take a
mail.
AS soon as the new boats for the
MYRTLE Boat Club arrive, the crews
will start training for the coming
regatta.
About $50 men from the Nymph
will attend the 8 As morning SER
vice at St. Andrews Cathedral to-
morrow.
Schooner Ka Moi will leave for
Laysan Island about April 1st for
a cargo Of phosphate for the Paclhc
Fertilizer Company.
G. o. Nacsyama, Japanese In
spector, will leave for Japan by the
steamer China April I'd. He will
be absent FIVE weeks.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany's Timely Topic COLUMN this
morning contains valuable and In
teresting reading matter.
DR.. South, surgeon of the
Nymphe, captained the cricket
team of the Hyacinth when he was
here On that vessel several years
ago.
Collector General Castle has
taken possession Of his new office.
Tho other officials will be trans-
ferred to their new quarters on
Monday.
Crowds Of people watched the
manipulations of Prof. Shaw yes
terday in manufacturing wire jew
elry in the windows of the Temple
of Fashion.
Information is wanted by the
Imperial German Consulate as to
the whereabouts of Phillip F. Hill
ginger, Julius Becker and Georg
Kari Bachman.
Nineteen persons left for the Vol
cano by the KInau. DR.. Drew, OF
Boston, the only Whitcomb-Isay-
mond excursionist this year, was
among the number.
Chinese workmen are repairing
the awning over the Office of J. l..
Dowsett on Queen street, this being
the first Improvement made on the
building since 1912.
Johnny CRUDE returned on the
K'e Au Hou yesterday. He went
up as purser on the last trip. He
will resume his duties In the
Inter. Island wharf Office.
Morgan will sell at his auction
rooms at noon, today, the lease of
the premises formerly occupied by
G. l.. Brito on the north corner of
King aud Smith streets.
The Kinau took the largest num-
Der of passengers yesterday for
some time past. Every available
space on the vessel was filled, be-
sides a heavy cargo of freight.
Woven Wire Bailey is now en-
gagged in repairing the twenty Eng
lish made iron beds which were
presented to the Queens Hospital
by the late John I. Waterhouse.
A large number of Marshal
Hitchcock's friends were at the
Kinsu wharf yesterday afternoon
to wish him bon voyage and a
pleasant visit to his old home in
Hilo.
The adjourned annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Oahu
Railway and Land Company will
meet in the Chamber of Commerce
Ahin r..nnnn Of IL n,clnnk for the