The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hall from the volcano.
Mrs. A. w. Keech has returned
rom trip to Maui and Hawaii.
1t is reported that the police
force is to be materially reduced.
Plate glass is being put in the
new front of Sachs store. No ac-
cidents so far.
Manager Ahrens, of Waianae
plantation, was in the city on bust
ness yesterday.
A message from the quarantine
station last night reported all
hands well and happy.
Some twenty scholars are spend
ing their vacation working on the
Kamehameha School grounds.
Sequah's Instant Relief is an
efficient remedy for cholera. Sold
only by Hebron Drug Company.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge,
y. D., A. f. 81 A. NJ, this evening
at 7 80. Work in Third Degree.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Her
mann Focke and Mrs. Fowler will
receive at the home of their parents,
King street.
No business was transacted by
the Hawaiian Republican Club last
night, the requisite quorum not
being present.
The bark c. D. Bryant will
leave for British Columbia and
Puget Sound next Sunday. Supe-
rior accommodation for passengers.
John Ena and family returned |
on the w. G.. Hall yesterday after
a very pleasant vacation of six
weeks spent at various places on
Hawaii.
The Beretania Tennis Club is
booming. Two new additions will |
be elected soon, when the member
ship limit will have been nearly |
reached.
J. Hopp 81 Co. want your trade
and will pay the same attention to |
small as large buyers. They have
a full stock of furniture and fur
nishings at lowest prices.
Quite large riding party was
out late yesterday afternoon. On
returning to town they were forced
to take refuge under algaroba trees
as a shelter from the rain.
Under foreclosure of mortgage
Morgan will sell at his auction
rooms noon of next Saturday valu-
able pieces of land situate at Wal
alua, Oahu, and Kau, Hawaii.
Prof. Stoeckle returned by the
Hall from a visit to Maui, Molokai /
and Hawaii. He looks in splendid
health and reports a successful
trip with the kaleidoscope and
graphophone.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club. Grounds will
be open for the use of lady friends
throughout the day. All friends of
the club are invited to be present
from 4 to 80 o'clock.
The Chinaman who was injured
by being thrown out of w. l..
Hopper's carriage Monday morn
ing, was reported as being some
what better yesterday. The chances
are against his recovery.
G. B. Barthrop, one of the pro-
gressive coffee raisers of Kona,
came down by the Hall yesterday
on a short business trip. Mr.. Bar
throp is manager of the Kona COT
fee Company, owned by Seattle,
Wash, capitalists.
The splendid residence and
grounds situate on the corner of
Beretania and McCully streets, Pa
waa, Waikiki, recently occupied
by G. L. Brito, has been leased
through Bruce Cartwright's real
estate department.
S. Ozaki, 313 King street, guar
antees lowest prices on silk dress
goods, ladies and mems furnish
ings, fine straw hats, fancy decor
ated screens, etc. Experienced
buyers select his stock and value
for value can always be counted on
when dealing with him.
What is claimed to be the best
average days work ever done on a
typesetting machine has been ac-
complished by Eugene Taylor, a
compositor employed on a Denver
paper. In eight hours Taylor set
$4,000 ems, the machine being gear
ed up to lightweight revolutions.
A garbage wagon marked rough
ly with the figures "72" and driven
by white man, was being drawn