The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

iihNal.
Passes have been, extended to
the 9th.
The Military Court will sit at 10
o'clock this morning.
James II. Bush was arrested yes
terday as q war prisoner.
Passes granted until the 25th
should be renewed tomorrow.
The semi-weekly GAZETTE is is-
sued on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The cottages at the hotel are very
well filed. Only two remain va
cant
The late and lamented Charles
L. Carter carried $4,000 life in
surance.
Mrs. Edgerton will give a dra-
matte recital at the hotel tomorrow
night at Z 80 o'clock.
Mrs. George p. Castle and Mrs
James b. Castle are booked TO
leave in the Australia.
Captain Parker and squad will
90 out TO Manoa today to make a
thorough search for arms.
Associate Justice Frear is con-
templating a visit to the Coast.
He may leave in the Australia.
Robert Oxnard, the manager of
the Western Sugar Refinery, will
leave for home by the Australia.
The annual business meeting of
the Central Union Church will be
held on next Wednesday evening.
An immense eel weighing twenty
pounds was caught by two Fiji
Islanders near the lighthouse yes
terday.
Mr.. Julian MonsarTat, manager
Of Kapapala ranch, Kau, has taken
the oath of allegiance to the Re-
public.
A bunch of keys was found yes
terday at the post Office. The
owner can have the same by call
ing at this office.
Jim Lane was very quiet all day
yesterday. The doctors say he
studied too hard while student at
st. Louis College.
Letters from people in the States
to friends in the city make it cers
tain that there will be some promi-
nent people here soon.
Several visitors from the States
took advantage of the bays calm
ness yesterday and pulled out past
the spar buoy in boats.
According to partially prepared
returns 700 men turned out as
members of the Citizens Guard
during the instruction.
Anglers Petroleum Emulsion is
sold by the Hebron Drug Com
pany. 1t has the reputation of
being an excellent remedy.
Ziebolz, a chemist, has an office
at W. G. Irwin & Co.'s. He was
sent here by the Sugar Trust to
polarize all sugar to be shipped to
New York.
Mrs. George Farnham and Mrs.
Eleanor Graham, of New York, will
visit the volcano by way of Puma
luu. They leave by the w. G.
Hall today.
The skull of a historic person
age bearing a tag containing the
genealogy of the deceased, occu-
pies conspicuous position in the
marshaPs Office.
Yesterday Witnessed a great num-
Der Of natives fishing In the surf
and out in the deeper water. Sew
eral large schools of fish were in
the harbor all day.
Captain Camara, member of
the Military Court, was present in
the Court room last night. He did
not occupy his seat at the table on
account Of illness.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE will be
out this morning. 1t will be a
newsy number. It will contain a
full report Of Military Court pro-
ceedings besides all the news of
the day.
The next term of the Circuit
Court will open On Monday, Feb.
4th, Judge Cooper presiding. No
cases will be tried unless the Mill
tary Court, now sitting, has dis
posed of the work before it.
The leading Chinese stores closed
at an early hour yesterday after
noon on account Of Chinese New
Year. Some swell banquets will be
given by prominent Chinese mer.
chants Of the city during the festi-
val season.