The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Furnished room is wanted.

arrests yesterday.
The Hawaiian Club is complain
ing Of hard times.
Cholera bulletins are kept at
Hobron's drug store.
Miss Alice Jones and George
Fuller are at Waikane. ~
The local saloons will be closed
at 6 p. N. until further notice. y
Prof. A. B. Lyons and family
left for San Francisco yesterday.
Two Cinnamon were arrested
yesterday for non-payment OF taxes.
DR.. Hutchins' address is 252
Sawtelle avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
a. Barnes, New Republic build
ing, has stores and cottages for
rent.
w. G. Irwin 81 Co., Id, have a
notice to intending passengers in
this issue.
Regulations adopted by the
Board of Health appear elsewhere
In this issue.
The Leilani boat club crews left
for Pearl Harbor training quarters
yesterday morning.
The September number of The
Paradise of the Pacific can be had
at the news dealers.
Henry Cockett arrived at the
police station yesterday after as
sault and battery on Halelau.
1t has not been decided yet what
time will be chosen for beginning
dredging operations for the new
wharf.
Generous hearted merchants of
the city have offered to help in
supplying the unfortunate natives
with supplies.
Five Cinnamon were arrested
yesterday by Captain Kanae and |
others for having opium unlawfully |
in possession.
The Hawaiian band resumed |
regular Tuesday morning concerts
at the Executive building band |
stand yesterday.
The Hawaiian band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening for the benefit of the Aus
tralia passengers.
Not many persons are enthusi-
astic enough over sea bathing to
take advantage of the sport during |
the cholera scare.
The steam dredge is undergoing
repairs. On this account it has
been necessary to use only one half
the working force at time.
Mail for the Australia will close
Thursday as follows: Registered
letter and parcel post mail at II
a. M. ordinary mail at II no.
The funeral of Mrs. George Davis
took place from the home of Miss
Lucy Peabody at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Bishop Willis offici-
ating.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cooke leave
tomorrow for a visit to the States.
Their sons leave by the same
steamer to resume their college
studies.
Commissioner Marsden stated
Yesterday that if the consignment
of spice plants that came by the
Australia are scaly they will be
thrown overheard.
Hebron Drug Company have
supply of "Sun Cholera Mixture"
on hand, bottled and ready for use.
1t is a good thing to have around
and costs but % cents.
Al. C. Atkinson, accompanied
by his sister, Miss LAM Atkinson,
Will leave for the States by the Aus
tralia tomorrow. They will be
missed by their numerous friends.
A letter, on the beauties of Ha-
wall, written by G. w. Filkins, APP
peared recently in a Riverside,
Gala. paper. Mr.. Filkins was here
a short time with party of tour
lists.
The sensible remarks made by
DR.. Russell in the Board of Health
meeting Monday morning we've at
tributed to DR.. Rodgers by mistake
in yesterday mornings ADvER-
TIsER.
The Honolulu Cricket Club will
Law out lawn tennis courts on their !
new grounds, not that they intend
to forsake cricket, but simply as
convenience for those who may go
out to visit them. A fine club
house will be erected.