The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

dray for sale cheap.
Room and board can be had at
No. ~ Emma street. "
The foundation for the new Z.
NJ. c.. A. building is nearly COM
pleted.
Sam Parker and Captain Ross
visited the Philadelphia yesterday
morning.
AS yet no entries have been MADE
for the tennis tournament on the
18th of next month.
Friends of Tim Murray are in
curing when he is going to give
his first afternoon tea.
Mr.. Kahanauapo has been APP
pointed luna to take up estrays IN
the district of Honolulu.
The health of Mrs. Dominis has
much improved since her transfer
to the Executive building.
For any information concerning
the Mutual Investment Union call
on J. n. Chase at 406 Fort street.
Purser Bendell of the steamship
Arawa has the thanks of the AD-
vERTIsER for late files of Australian
papers.
The Minister Of Finance adyer-
tises for bids for printing and bind
ing his report for the last nine
months.
The Hawaiian Mission Childrens'
Society will meet at the residence
of P. G. Jones tomorrow evening at
Z 80 O'Clock.
President Dole and few friends
will start this morning on a trip
around the island by way of the
Pail and Waialua.
August Dreier, manager of the
Eleele plantation, Kauai, arrived
ON the Mikahala yesterday morn
ing with his family.
Rev. Henry Marley, the evange-
list, was a through passenger~on
the Arawa yesterday. He has been
lecturing in the Colonies.
Ask your grocer for a trial sack
of Imperial Flour. 1t ia made by
a new patent process of blending
different varieties of wheat.
In spite of the cry of hard times,
more goods are being imported than
for years past, and considerable
building is going on in quiet sort
of way.
George Markham was acquitted
on the charge Of treason for which
he was tried by the Military Com
mission, and is correspondingly
happy.
The dates fixed for the opening
of the tennis tournament and the
cricket season are identical. Thir-
teen is said to be an unlucky
number.
The rear end of Militant Hall,
which was smashed by the falling
of the Opera House wall, is being
torn down, preparatory to being
There was a large attendance at
the band concert given on the hotel
grounds last night, and every one
of Professor Berger's new selec-
tons was applauded.
The funeral of Captain Kibling
took place yesterday afternoon
from the Central Union Church, a
large number of the friends of the
deceased being present.
Mrs. Won Holt and Miss Maria
Won Holt left on the Arawa forfa
two months visit to Mrs. Garstin,
a sister of Mrs. Won Holt, at Red
lands, Yolo county, Cal.
Four Catholic priests were
through passengers by the Arawa.
They put in the afternoon in visit
ing the Catholic Mission here, and
in driving about the city.
The sharpshooters held a meet
ing last night, but little business
was transacted. The matter Of
having a camping-out week in the
near future was discussed.
At the monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. G. A, held last night, feel
ing of sorrow prevailed among the
members at the death of Captain
Kibling, who was an active MEM
Der of the association.
The ten-year-old boy, Charlie
Young, who appropriated $50 from
his mother during her two days alb,
sence from the city and had a good
time thereon, has beer released
from custody at her request.
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