The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


4 collection is to be taken up
for the 6remen.
Scharff, the bookseller, returned
from Kauai yesterday.
The rainfall for January appears
elsewhere in this issue.
The Kinau will be in from Hilo
and way ports this afternoon.
A Mitchell wagon and a harrow
are for sale. See advertisement.
Walter McBryde has accepted
position in Bishop & Co.'s bank.
Thirty-fve Chinese were arrested
Yesterday on a gambling charge.
A number of native prisoners
were released from the barracks
yesterday.
The w. G. Hall will leave for
windward ports this morning at
10 O'Clock.
Lionel Hart has been dismissed
from the Foreign Office. He was a
rebel 81 mpathizer.
A quarterly meeting of the Union
Feed Company will be held this
morning at II o'clock. -.
Fifty-seven natives will likely
come before the Military Commits
sion before the week is out.
The attendance at the sessions
of the Military Court has been
rather elm during the week.
All of the convicted prisoners
confined in the barracks will be
transferred to the reef today. I
The gold badge to be presented
to Tim Murray will be fac simile
of the American League coat OF
arms.
The donations to the native po-
lice will not be distributed until
after martial law has BEEN sus-
pended.
The jury empaneled to investi-
gate the opera house fire did not
sit Yesterday. The inquest will be
held today. =
The saloons will not be allowed
to keep open later than 6 o'clock id
the evening during the continuance'
of martial law.
The old cistern on the corner of
Fort and Merchant streets was
pumped dry yesterday by a de-
partment engine.
It is reported that Arthur White
will be released and take his de-
parture by the Australia along
with the other parties.
Chief Clerk Hassinger, of the
Interior Department, has recovered
from his recent indisposition, and
was at his desk yesterday.
Arthur White was called up by
the Marshal yesterday, and during
the interview White did not seem
inclined to leave the country. "
The graphophone is a decided
improvement over the Photographs
New selections can be heard every
day at the Elite ice cream parlors.
Squad 6, Citizens Guard, will go
to Moiliili soon. They will have
their pictures taken on the road
where the first open fighting took
place.
BILLY" Cornwell is not expected
on the Alameda. At last accounts |
he was to secure an American docu-
ment that would insure him against
arrest.
Joe Kaui, while working on the
marine railway yesterday, fell to
the platform, a distance of twenty
seven feet, without seriously injur-
ing himself.
The Hebron Drug Company have
the agency for Kinds celebrated
Honey and Almond Cream. They
discuss its uses and properties in
today's issue.
In all probability, James NJ.
Dowsett, who has been 80 long con-
nected with Bishop & Co.'s bank,
viii succeed to the business of the
late c. o. Berger. /
A certain pound keeper will rea-
lie before martial law is ended
who is in authority. He received
some fatherly advice on the sub
Ject from the Marshal yesterday.
Company D, N. G. h, has come
out squarely against all Govern
ment employees who were not
members of the police force, citi-
zens' guard or the military previ-
GUS to January 6, 1895.
A policeman named Kaniku has
oeen granted a new trial on the