The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The plate glass windows were
placed IN Sachs store front yester-
day.
Everybody should read the rules
issued by the Board of Health this
morning.
The Kawaihau Club will play at
Mark Twain's entertainment Sat
urday night.
a Portuguese named Puldine
died Tuesday morning after an i'll
ness of eight hours.
Two hundred and fifty reserved
seats have been sold for Mark
Twain's lecture Saturday evening.
Many of the Hawaiian band
boys are spending their vacation
on Maui and Hawaii. They will
return soon.
Rev. II. Manase has succeeded
II. r. Hitchcock as Poundmaster
at Kaluaaha, district of Kona, ISL
and Of Molokai.
Kahaimanao, a native woman,
was arrested yesterday for selling
spirituous liquor. Nothing was
found on her premises.
The new Japanese store recently
opened on Merchant street, is
owned by members of the Japanese
Methodist Episcopal church.
J. G.. Gall has been appointed
Poundmaster at Ukumehame, dis
trict of Lahaina, island of Maui,
vice II. Hallsworth, resigned.
Mr.. Kalakiela, the new clerk at
the police station, has the thanks
of representatives of this paper for
kind and courteous treatment.
All Sun for assault and battery
on Kahuila, a native boy, and
Joseph Irving for the same ofense
on Mary Gouvera, were both ar
rested yesterday.
Lono, the native who was taken
sick yesterday morning at Peleula,
opposite the Eagle House, died at
8 o'clock last evening. He came
ALO14 GhO AUAAOl NAAOSlASbs
George Houghtailing was ar
rested yesterday for selling spiritu-
GUS liquor without a license. He |
was formerly a dealer in liquor.
Houghtailing was released on $3.50 |
bond.
The mounted patrol was drilled
yesterday afternoon by Captain
Cook on the square opposite the
police station. There was a good
turnout. A fine appearance was
made.
Shippers by the steamer w. G.
Hall are requested to make all
shipments for Kau previous to
sailing day. No freight will be
received after s o'clock a. m. on
sailing day.
Hollister Drug Company call
particular attention to copperas,
chloride of lime, carbolic acid, car
bolic powder, creoliHe, ETC., as
among the many good disinfect-
ants carried by them.
The Chinese peddlers of the city
are complaining on account of
great lack of purchasers of fruits.
Said one of the members of the
John family yesterday, "Too
muchee quick pau buy"
The Hawaiian Hotel band stand
has been put to a new use. Nearly
every day at the noon hour, Portu-
guese laborers of the vicinity
stretch themselves out on the floor
for a quiet siesta after lunch.
Evidently very close game of
croquet was in progress at Haalelea
Lawn last evening for the partici-
pants did not finish until after s
o'clock. The electric light on the
corner furnished sufficient light for
play.
Perhaps the smallest bicycle in {
town is owned by a little fellow
who rides about a great deal at
night. He carries a lamp nearly
as large as himself When resting
near the sidewalk the lamp almost
touches it.
Sale of lease of the office on the
Waikiki side of the lower floor of
the building known as Honolulu
Hale, on Merchant street, will be
sold at public aution noon of Fri 3
day, Sept. 20 at front entrance of '
building.
Tenders for rebuilding the opera
house will be called during the
the latter part of this or the begin
ming of next week. 1t is the in
tention of the opera house owners
to have the building completed bv