The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Meeting of the Board OF Health
at 3 pm. today.
A Stearns bycicle is offered for
sale. Inquire at this office.
A native woman was arrested
yesterday for deserving her home.
H. Izawa, a professional land
scape gardener from Japan, arrived
yesterday.
The Chinese Protective Associa-
ton had its regular monthly meet
ing last night.
w. s. Luce will hold a special
auction sale of carriages at his
salesrooms at noon today.
James F. Morgan will sell valu-
able Queen street property on
Saturday, November Both.
The Honolulu Iron Works were
closed down yesterday, owing to a
break in some of the machinery.
Sheriff E. G. Hitchcock was
among the passengers who left on
the w. g. Hall yesterday morning.
Mr.. II. Shuttle, of the firm of H.
Hackfeld G5 Co, left by the w. G..
Hall yesterday for a short vacation
on Hawaii.
Last Sunday sixteen persons were
received into Central Union Church .
three by profession Of faith and .
the remainder by letter.
The Cabinet was in session twice
yesterday. Matters under discus
sion were in relation to the depart
ure Of Minister Hatch for Wash
ington.
All but one of the japanese who
were arrested Monday night dur
ing the progress OF the fight on
Beretania street, were released on
800 bonds.
The Board of Directors of the Y.
NJ. G.. A. will meet tomorrow even
ing for the consideration of appli-
cation for membership and other !
business.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club. 1t is sincerely
hoped that lady friends of the club
will not fail to give the members
the pleasure of their company. 1
Some very large red carnations, n
grown by Vida Thrum, were on n
show in Thrum's bookstore win
dow yesterday. One of these -
fully two inches across.
The prayer service OF the First
Episcopal Church will
be withdrawn tonight, so that CT
members and friends may attend -
he Y. NJ. c.. A. revival services at
80 o'clock. II
Officers of the Annexation Club .
in 1898 will meet in the s
Executive building at $50 this II
to bid farewell to Minister
Hatch who was the first president
If the organization.
The regular monthly meeting of
he Leilani Boat Club will be held
N the Hawaiian Hotel at 1870 ia
o'clock this evening. Every mem -
Der is requested to be present as
business OF interest will be trans
Icted.
At last Fridays meeting of the ]
English-Chinese Debating Society CT
business alone was transacted. 1t 10
vas decided to let the lower floor
# their building to Tong Fat for
i've years. At the meeting next
Friday night the subject Are Mis-
ionaries Beneficial in China" will
,e debated.
Minister Hatch's letter to Con- q
ul-General Halves in answer to ri
he British Government request
or indemnity for the British sub
ects arrested during the revOlu-
ion was on legal cap paper and
when the sheets were laid on top r
# each other the height of all was !
our inches. ~ %,
a meeting OF Company 6. c. c..
vas held in the police station last
hight Routine work was attended
o. The company elected new Off
.ers recently and one of the objects
# last nights meeting was to find ,
,ut the exact situation with regard
o the exact number of members
md points incident thereto.
At the meeting of the constitu-
ion and bylaws committee of the
ennis association a constitution
vas presented and considered. 1t
will be typewriter and submitted -
o the tennis clubs of the city for y
consideration. After considera- -
ion by the various clubs it will be
unlimited to the association for