The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.


There was a Cabinet meeting
yesterday morning.
The Claudine brought nine lepers
from Maui Sunday morning.
4 special term Of Court Is order
ed in the by Authority" column.
Ladies day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club tomorrow after
noon.
The Woman's Exchange has re-
opened at the new rooms III King
street.
The engagement Of Miss Carrie
Castle to Karl p. Buchholtz is
announced.
Medeiros IL Co. tell you about
fits and misfits in their advertise
ment today.
HaleakaIa was arrested by Detec-
tive Huihui yesterday. He Is held
for investigation.
The Kinau and Claudine will
take away quite a number OF Homo
lulu people today.
Company A will give a hop at
the drill shed Thursday night. A
good time is being prepared.
The voting in the ADVERTISER
bicycle contest Will close Friday,
November s, at S o'clock pm.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com .
pany tells more about the points OF
excellence in the steel air motor.
A meeting OF the trustees Of the
Leilani Boat Club will be held at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
Hashimoto was arrested yester-
day afternoon for deserving contract
service in the Honokaa Sugar Com
pany.
The road jury selected to assess
damages for the new road from
Nuuanu street TO Liliha met yes
terday.
b. K. Foss, acting for 5. w.
Lederer, Is making a great many ,
sales of the celebrated Standard
Dictionary.
By order of the Club Stables,
James +. Morgan will sell a valu-
able horse at noon today at his
w. George Ashley of the Finance :
Office Is confined to his house at
Remond Grove with a serious at
tack of illness. q
Officers of the Bennington report
seeing daily great numbers of fish
around their vessel sharks are
also numerous.
The Kawaiahau Club will play at l
The Richelieu Sunday night and at I
4 hop to be given by Company \ !;
Thursday night. i,
Jas. F. Morgan will have a sale +
Of old buildings on the premises a
next the old Chinese theater, Oct C
)ber 31st, at noon. a
Eight hunters went in the direc-
ion of Waialua Sunday after plover
and pheasant, OF which they Sc
cured a goodly number.
L. \. Jones and family returned
rom Waikane for good yesterday.
They report having spent a most :
vacation in the country. p
Miss Gala J. Harrison, who has b
been in this city for some weeks
past leaves for Tokyo today on the
China to resume her missionary
abOrs.
Willie Beckley has resigned his
position as operator at the tele-
phone exchange to accept a better b
position as freight clerk on the c
hinau.
The taking of testimony in the
Muller case is nearly p
Mr.. Davis, the attor-
ney, will leave for his home by the ,
Warrimoo, due on Friday.
f. y. Hitchcock of Hilo has en- 5
tered the law office of w. r. Castle, !
where he Will study for six months
to taking a law course
at Ann ArbOr University.
Miss Carrie Robinson, an old
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
Bowen, Is a passenger on the China I
EN- route to China. 1t is the first f
time they have met for years.
The Punahou football team is
waiting to hear from the Parker
boys now at Mana, Hawaii, before
deciding on what shall be done
with respect to forming a team.
The Mounted Patrol was drilled
by Captain Cook on the Makiki
baseball grounds yesterday after v
noon. Quite number of specta-